The phrase "academic factor" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing elements or variables that influence academic performance or outcomes.
Example: "The academic factor that most significantly affects student success is the level of parental involvement."
Alternatives: "educational element" or "scholarly aspect".
The current policy uses a "selection index" of up to 150 points, most of which are accounted for by strictly academic factors.
Ms. Coleman said that the 20 points given to minorities in the process should be compared with a total of 110 points for "academic factors including grades, test scores and the strength of the high school curriculum".
Their GPAs and other academic factors were deficient.
Although few prior studies examined the direct association between academic factors and drug offers, the relationship between drug use and school readiness (often measured by basic academic skills such as reading or math scores) supports the possible link between academic factors and drug offers (Storr et al. 2011).
Different academic factors can lead to tension between teaching approaches and attitudes to criticality as a necessary competency for effective practice in evidence-informed healthcare.
It computed an index score for each applicant by assigning numerical points for academic factors such as high school grades, admissions test scores, quality of high school, strength of curriculum; and for nonacademic factors such as being a resident of Michigan, a child of an alumnus, a recruited athlete, or a member of "an underrepresented minority group".
And which academic factors affect it?
Academic factors that affect undergraduate research experiences.
Many factors influence how students rank residency programs, including geographic, social, lifestyle, and academic factors [ 2- 13].
