Interest and Motivation is an admissions criterion that weighs a prospective student’s desire to succeed, the willingness to make sacrifices, and the attitude brought to the learning experience.
What the catalog says
The catalog states: “Of prime importance is the student’s desire to succeed. Evidence of a willingness to make sacrifices is necessary to successfully complete their career program.”
Who it applies to
InterCoast Colleges’ catalog states this under “3. INTEREST AND MOTIVATION” (pp. 10–15).
The catalog states: “A proper attitude is essential if the student is to gain the maximum from the learning experience in order to prepare for a new career.”
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