Following a motion submitted by the appropriate examination panel, which recommends that the President's Board approve or reject admission, a master's degree program can be admitted. Admission to a master's degree program can be made in four ways: There are three options for admission: a) without conditions or extra requirements; b) with conditions; c) with additional requirements; and d) with conditions and additional requirements. The candidate will not be admitted if their academic accomplishments, as specified in the criteria and/or additional requirements, exceed 60 credit points.There may be a deadline for fulfilling criteria and further requirements. Conditions for completing the relevant master's degree program may be required if a bachelor's degree does not meet the entry standards specified in the applicable master's study regulations because of a lack of fundamental or specialized knowledge or abilities. If a bachelor's degree only partially satisfies the entry standards specified in the applicable master's study regulations, further requirements can be required because of a lack of knowledge or abilities expected of a graduate of the relevant master's study program. During the master's program, the extra prerequisites must be met.