admiterea

Admiterea is a Romanian noun meaning the act of admitting, acceptance, or admittance. Derived from the Latin admittere, from ad- “toward” plus mittere “to send,” it originally carried the sense of permitting entry or inclusion. In Romanian, admiterea is used in several domains to denote formal entry into a place, program, or status.

In education, admiterea refers to the process by which a person is granted access to a school, faculty, or study program. It typically involves an application, evaluation of qualifications, and a decision by an admissions committee or authority. The term is common in phrases such as admiterea la facultate or admiterea la un program de studii. Admissions procedures may rely on criteria such as prior academic results, entrance examinations, interviews, or quotas, and culminate in an offer of enrollment or a rejection.

In other contexts, admiterea can denote the formal acceptance of something by a competent authority, such as the admission of evidence in a legal proceeding or the admission of a patient to a hospital or facility, though more specific terms may be used in medical or legal jargon. The phrase rata admitării (admission rate) is used in statistics and education to indicate the proportion of applicants who are accepted.

The term is used in Romania and Moldova as part of the standard Romanian lexicon, with spelling and usage aligned to contemporary Romanian orthography. Related terms include admitere (the act of admitting) and a admite (to admit).