Phil Caffrey and David Bousquet. Caffrey clarified the history of the policy related to admissions with unmet requirements. That policy continued for about 2-3 years, after which the admissions policy was modified to allow up to two unmets.
Current policy allows a student to be admitted with up to two unmet requirements.
LAS additional unmet requirements do not affect admissions decisions. There was considerable discussion of admissions policies related to high school requirements and current procedures for monitoring and enforcing those policies for students who are admitted with unmet requirements. A concern was raised that the admissions policy for transfer students with more than 24 transfer credits is different than the policy for students admitted with less than 24 transfer credits. Specifically, students admitted with more than 24 transfer credits are not required to meet the high school course requirements. Bousquet noted that it is typical for universities to have separate admission policies for transfer students and high school direct students.