What characterizes a trial period for students?

A trial period for students is characterized by a short period of initial attendance in classes prior to full admission. This phase allows students to evaluate their academic fit and make adjustments before officially entering a program. During this time, they may take classes to determine if they can meet the program's requirements and whether the program aligns with their personal and academic goals.

This temporary status is beneficial for both students and institutions, as it helps institutions assess the student's readiness and commitment while offering students a chance to experience the program without fully committing to it.