Final cut-off notes from the general quota to undergraduate studies. Course 2011-2012. University of Zaragoza

The final cut-off field 1 includes the lowest grade of admission among all admitted to a study in the July call, calculated on December 31 of the selected academic year. It includes the effect of appeals and the resolution of appeals on admission lists. A court note of 5,000 means that all applicants for that quota have been admitted. The final cut grade field 2 is the lowest grade of admission among all admitted to a study in the September call, calculated as of December 31 of the academic year that is selected. It includes the effect of appeals and the resolution of appeals on admission lists. A court note of 5,000 means that all applicants for that quota have been admitted. If the cutoff note appears blank on a curriculum it means that there has been no second phase of admission for that plan. To understand the data prior to the 2017/18 academic year, it is necessary to study the content of the Prelation Convo Cut Note field. The priority field Convo Cut Note indicates whether the cut-off note corresponds to an applicant of the general quota of the June or previous year call (J), or of the September call (S). This variable is essential to understand the cut-off notes in the September call in the courses prior to 2017/18, since in those courses applicants of this route who had passed the entrance test in June or in previous years always had preference over those who had passed the entrance test in September, regardless of their admission note.