English term
academically accepted
Applicants who are joining Year 1 of a course with Plymouth University after having completed a UK foundation programme that is academically accepted and who have achieved 10 per cent higher overall than the percentage stated in the conditions of the offer made
Los postulantes que ingresen al primer año de un programa de Plymouth University después de haber culminado satisfactoriamente un programa preparatorio del Reino Unido academically accepted. Asimismo, deberán haber superado el porcentaje establecido en las condiciones de la oferta de la plaza, en un 10%.
4 | aceptado academicamente / acreditado | Juan Gil |
5 +3 | admitido/aceptado por las instituciones educativas/académicas | Mariana Gutierrez |
3 +3 | académicamente validado/aceptado | Veronica Allievi |
Non-PRO (2): abe(L)solano, JohnMcDove
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Proposed translations
aceptado academicamente / acreditado
académicamente validado/aceptado
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Mónica Algazi
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Muchas gracias, Mónica
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JohnMcDove
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Thank you, John.
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Victoria Frazier
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Muchas gracias, Victoria.
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admitido/aceptado por las instituciones educativas/académicas
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Adriana Martinez
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Gracias, Adriana.
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Paola Giardina
: También "aceptado a nivel académico". :)
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Gracias, Paola.
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Christian [email protected]
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