Definition: "Pre-admission" is a term used in the context of admissions policies, particularly in educational institutions. It refers to the process by which students are initially admitted into an institution based on certain criteria or requirements set by the institution itself. In many countries and institutions, such as universities and colleges, pre-admission decisions may be made through various means, including standardized tests, essays, letters of recommendation, and interviews with admissions officers. These decisions are typically made before a student has officially enrolled at the
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