Question
Which defines academic reputation?
a. the amount of money your employer will compensate you during your first days, weeks, or months of employment.
b. the percentage of students who are admitted out of the number of students who applied.
c. a certain standard of excellence that professors and administrators expect of their students.
d. the overall impression of excellence or quality of a school.
a. the amount of money your employer will compensate you during your first days, weeks, or months of employment.
b. the percentage of students who are admitted out of the number of students who applied.
c. a certain standard of excellence that professors and administrators expect of their students.
d. the overall impression of excellence or quality of a school.
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The option that best defines academic reputation is:
**d. the overall impression of excellence or quality of a school.**
Academic reputation encompasses how a school is perceived in terms of its quality of education, research output, faculty credentials, and the success of its graduates.
**d. the overall impression of excellence or quality of a school.**
Academic reputation encompasses how a school is perceived in terms of its quality of education, research output, faculty credentials, and the success of its graduates.