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University admissions is the process of a university accepting students for enrollment in its academic programs. This includes a university's admissions office, which handles the process of evaluating applicants and deciding who to accept, and the overall process students go through to apply and be accepted. Key aspects involve meeting entry requirements, submitting documents, and the university's selection policies. 
The process
Application: Prospective students complete and submit an application, which can include academic transcripts, essays, letters of recommendation, and personal data. 
Evaluation: The university's admissions office reviews applications to determine a candidate's suitability for a specific program. 
Selection: The university assesses applications based on its own policies and general entry requirements, which may include factors like academic performance, test scores, and other experiences. 
Decision: The university provides a decision, either accepting or rejecting the student's application. 
Key components of university admissions
Admissions office: This is the department within a university responsible for managing the admissions process. 
Entry requirements: These are the academic and sometimes other specific qualifications a student must meet to be considered, such as having a certain number of credits in specific subjects or a required degree for graduate-level programs. 
Documents: Successful applicants must provide official documents like certificates, transcripts, and other supporting materials, such as passports or letters of intent. 
Policies: Each university has its own admissions policies that dictate how applicants are evaluated and selected. 
Standardized tests: Some admissions processes may require standardized tests, such as the Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) in some countries, as a key part of the evaluation.