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The phrase "admissions requirements" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in the context of educational institutions to refer to the criteria that applicants must meet to be considered for admission.
Example: "Before applying to the university, make sure you understand the admissions requirements to ensure your application is complete."
Alternatives: "entry criteria" or "application prerequisites".
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Be Aware of Admissions Requirements and Deadlines Does the school require a portfolio as part of the application?
COLLEGES THAT RECOMMEND, "STRONGLY RECOMMEND," ENCOURAGE OR "STRONGLY ENCOURAGE" SUBJECT TESTS Theoretically, if a college "recommends" taking subject tests, a student is not required to submit any Subject Test scores in order to meet their admissions requirements.
Soering's achievements were part of a plan to meet the admissions requirements of German universities.
But admissions requirements to bachelor's programs at top-tier colleges actually range widely, from forgiving to impressively steep.
Whether the study's findings will inspire other medical schools to change admissions requirements remains to be seen.
He explained that students needed to meet differing admissions requirements, depending on where they hope to go.
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The only admissions requirement is that students, who are chosen by lottery, live in Main South.
The former president of the University of California, Richard Atkinson, urged dropping the SAT Test as a college admissions requirement almost ten years ago.
The admission requirements are similar to those at state-funded medical schools.
There are no admission requirements, no scheduling clashes and no, or low, tuition costs.
No nonfailing school was exempted from having to accept transfers, except for those with specific admission requirements.
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