Require Test Scores
  • 13 Mar 2024
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Article Summary

Application logic, including hard and soft fails, ensure applicants enter all necessary data prior to submitting an application.

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Use Suitcase to import the examples in this article (and others in this section) into your institution's database. These examples are also featured in the Clean Slate Showcase environment.

Using Testing Queries

Before you commit to using the application logic records, try a testing query by importing the Suitcase link in the second tab. These queries recreate the application logic records, taking advantage of the Query Builder's Preview Results function to ensure the records that should be receiving the hard or soft fails appear. If you only use the application logic records, you'll only see the number of records affected.

Application Logic Suitcase ID

082d8112-e41b-4fc5-aef5-9c7beef46969:slate-showcase

Testing Queries Suitcase ID

a04770f5-349d-4e95-a9c0-0c5d0b1ba3b0:slate-examples

Warn if a Test Score is Missing

Warn the applicant if they have not uploaded a specific test score.

  1. Type - Submission Requirement

  2. Section: Custom Application Page, which will begin as "frm?"

  3. Name - Provide the text that will display when the applicant is missing information.

  4. Warning -Select Soft Fail.

  5. Base - Configurable Joins - Application

  6. Filters - Create a Subquery Filter (Aggregate - Not Exists) that includes a filter for Material Name.

Require One Test OR Another (Either-Or)

In some cases, there may be various test scores that an applicant can submit. For example, you may wish to warn the applicant if they have not submitted a GMAT OR GRE score. Once one of these tests types exists for an application, the application will no longer meet the filter criteria, and this submission requirement will not appear on the Review page. 

  1. Type - Submission Requirement

  2. Section: Custom Application Page, which will begin as "frm?"

  3. Name - Provide the text that will display when the applicant is missing information.

  4. Warning -Select Hard Fail.

  5. Base - Configurable Joins - Application

  6. Filters - Create a Subquery Filter (Aggregate - Not Exists) that includes a filter for Material Name for each material separated by an OR.


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