The phrase "admissions guidelines" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the rules or criteria that govern the process of admitting students to an educational institution.
Example: "Before applying, please review the admissions guidelines to ensure you meet all the necessary requirements."
Alternatives: "admission criteria" or "enrollment guidelines".
According to Wesleyan's admissions guidelines, the single most important factor in considering applicants is the high school academic record.
To get back on track, the most prestigious schools are relaxing some of the admissions guidelines they imposed at the height of their popularity in the 1990's.
But it said that seminaries should have stricter admissions guidelines and should train seminarians better "on matters of child protection, with increased pastoral attention to victims of sexual abuse and their families".
Leaders of the faculty union said they feared that CUNY was bending its admissions guidelines to fill seats, and taking in unprepared students whom it could no longer serve well, and that the numbers did not reveal whether minority students were being squeezed out of the senior colleges.
Lenihan first began changing admissions guidelines and teaching practices at Touro.
UC contends the admissions guidelines allow the system to evaluate students more completely.
To develop pediatric direct admission guidelines and prioritize outcomes to evaluate the safety and effectiveness of hospital admission processes.
Current news, administrative information, department and faculty guides, history and course admission guidelines.
Most Canadian graduate schools have also accepted the Council's application and admission guidelines.
Put the two together and Army can have success recruiting smaller, quicker players more suited to the academy's admission guidelines.
If you're interested in entering the University of California as a freshman, there are admission guidelines designed to ensure you are well-prepared to succeed at UC Berkeley.
