A postsecondary school that had a set of requirements for admission is called

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Matthias Walls

6 November, 01:00

A postsecondary school that had a set of requirements for admission is called

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Marina Duarte · Answer 1

The answer is Selective college.

A Selective College Is Simply a College That Does Not Admit Everyone. Selectivity is measured by the percentage of students who are admitted. The lower the percentage, the more selective the school is. Essentially, most colleges are selective to some degree.