The phrase "advanced standing" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in academic contexts to refer to a student's status that allows them to enter a program at a higher level due to prior learning or experience.
Example: "Due to her extensive work experience in the field, she was granted advanced standing in the master's program."
Alternatives: "credit transfer" or "prior learning assessment".
"The professional fast-track programmes recognise the learning that has already taken place to permit these business executives advanced standing onto a Masters degree.
At some colleges, advanced standing and credit are granted for students who have scored well on Advanced Placement, International Baccalaureate, or A level results.
To do advanced standing poses, Iyengar would want his students to work a lot on just standing correctly, with mounds and toes of the feet evenly pressed on the ground.
Furthermore, the UW is not one of the 15 dental schools in the U.S. that has an International Dentist Program (IDP), which enables foreign-trained dentists to enroll as first year or advanced standing dental students [ 23, 24].
Harvard is apparently the first school to require scores of five for advanced standing, or sophomore status.
Whitney graduated from public high school in 1863 and entered Vassar College, Poughkeepsie, New York, with advanced standing in 1865.
This is because some universities offer 1 to 2 years course exemption (advance standing) to applicants.
One man temporarily halted the advance, standing alone in front of the lead vehicle, his arms extended - but his protest only lasted a few minutes.
The Temasek Polytechnic, for example, has created an international relations and business development department to link the polytechnic with overseas educational institutions, to result in a number of American, Australian, Canadian, New Zealand, and UK universities providing advance standing to the polytechnic?s diploma.
He also chaired the Massachusetts Black Legislative Caucus and founded its Latino Caucus, along with Oíste, the statewide organization advancing the standing of Latinos in Massachusetts, and the Commonwealth Seminar to promote the inclusion of underrepresented minorities in politics.
Following his death, Gonne began using MacBride's name again to advance her standing in revolutionary circles.
