Sisäänpääsysuhde

Sisäänpääsysuhde, often translated as entry ratio or admission rate, is a metric used in various contexts to indicate the proportion of applicants who are accepted into a program, institution, or opportunity. It is typically calculated by dividing the number of accepted individuals by the total number of applicants. This ratio provides a quantitative measure of how selective an admission process is.

In the context of universities and colleges, a low sisäänpääsysuhde signifies a highly competitive admissions process, meaning only a small percentage of applicants are offered a place. Conversely, a high sisäänpääsysuhde suggests a less selective process with a larger proportion of applicants being admitted. This statistic is often a key factor for prospective students when evaluating potential educational institutions.

Beyond academia, sisäänpääsysuhde can be applied to other selective processes, such as job applications, scholarships, or even entry into exclusive clubs or events. A lower ratio generally implies greater exclusivity and a higher perceived value or demand for the opportunity. Understanding this ratio helps stakeholders assess the competitiveness and accessibility of various admissions systems.