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Admission Details
Create or edit admission category details.
<Admission Details Items>
Item name | Overview |
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① Create an application form | Create the necessary application documents for this admission. |
② Set application flow | An “Application Step” refers to a sequence of application documents arranged in a desired order. You can configure the details here. |
③ Set the documentation request form that will be submitted to by a third party | Set up documents that will be requested from third parties. |
④ Set postal documents | Set up documents to be submitted by mail. |
⑤Manage applicants | View the list of applicants and check the status of their application documents, screening results, and payment. You can also exchange messages. |
⑥ Set screening results | Configure the screening status for applicants, such as pass or fail. |
⑦ Other actions | Open additional administrative action menus. |
⑧ Edit | Edit the information of this admission category. |
⑨ Delete | Delete the information of this admission category. |
⑩ Back | Return to the previous screen. |
⑪ Profile | Display the basic information configured for this admission category. |
⑫Exam fee waiver info | Display information related to exam fee waivers for this admission category. |
⑬Exam information | Display test-related information for this admission category. |
⑭Contact info | Display contact information related to this admission category. |
⑮ List of contents | Display a list of related contents for this admission category.See STEP 4 for details. |
⑯List of application administrators | Manage the administrators for this admission category. See STEP 8 for details. |
⑰ List of application assistants | Manage the assistants for this admission category. See STEP 8 for details. |
Application Start Process
- Creating Admission Documents: Set up the required documents for application submission.
- Set the steps applicants need to follow.
- Configure documents that applicants must request from others (e.g., recommendation letters).
- Configure Mailing Documents: Set up documents that need to be physically mailed.
These steps are required to begin accepting applications.
Creating Admission Documents
To begin accepting applications, you must first create admission documents.
There are three types of admission documents:
- Application Documents: Documents that applicants must fill out and submit.
- Request Documents: Documents submitted by third parties on behalf of the applicant (e.g., recommendation letters).
- Common Documents: Pre-registered digital forms available for use.
When copying admission documents, you can check “Copy from basic information” to generate them.
To create application documents, please follow the steps below.
- On the “List of Application Documents” screen, click the “Add” button.
- Set the basic information for the document.
<Create Application Document Item>Item nameOverview① Document name (Required)Enter the name of the application document.② Descriptions to an applicantEnter a description for the applicants.③ +Add formAdd a new form.④ Copy formCopy and use an existing form.⑤ SaveSave the entered information. - After entering the document name, click “③ Add Form” to add a form, which will serve as a group of input fields.
- After entering the Form name, add input fields. The input fields can be of the following types
<Entry field>Item nameOverviewHeadingText is displayed as a heading. If you check “Display as link”, you can set a link.TextAllows single-line input.Text boxAllows multi-line input.Radio buttonOptions are displayed directly on the screen. Use when selecting a single option from multiple choices.
※Supports option master
Select boxMultiple choices are displayed in a dropdown menu.※Supports option masterCheck boxOptions are displayed directly on the screen. Use when selecting multiple options.
※Supports option master
DateAllows input of a date.Month/YearAllows selection of month and year .Numerical valuesAllows input of numeric values only.FileAllows file uploads. (png, jpeg, jpg, pdf)Select yearAllows selection of year. - You can also set input validation rules for each field. If the entered data does not meet the specified conditions, an alert will be displayed and the information cannot be saved.
- Examples of input validation rules include the following
<Input Check Rules>
Item nameOverviewRequiredAn alert is displayed if the field is left blank and the form cannot be saved.Character Count
Set a minimum or maximum number of characters.
Word CountSet a minimum or maximum number of words.
Comparison ValueRestrict values by comparing to a specified date or number.
Format CheckDetects if entered data (email, phone number, postal code, etc.) is in the correct format.
Character Type CheckDetects if the input is full-width, half-width, or Kana only; shows an alert if it doesn't match the specified type.
Match
Checks whether the input matches a value from another entry form.
Input Date
Checks whether the entered date is in the past or future compared to a specified date.
Date Comparison
Compares the entered date with a date in another form to determine if it's in the past or future.
Conditional Operations
Conditional operations allow you to configure whether certain fields are shown, hidden, or required based on specific conditions met in other input fields.
Please follow the steps below to set conditional operations:
- Click on an existing application document to navigate to its application document details page.
- On the application document creation screen, click the "Manage conditional operations" button.
- Click the +Add button to set a new condition.
- Specify the condition expressions for each condition field.
- After completing the settings, click Save to save the conditional operations.
Preview and Save the Document
Check the preview of the created application document, and if there are no issues, click Save.
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