The practice of requiring degrees as a minimum hiring requirement is called_______________?
Correct answer: C. credentialism
- A. elitism
- B. academicism
- C. credentialism
- D. syndication
Explanation
Credentialism is the practice of using formal educational qualifications, such as degrees, as minimum requirements for employment. Elitism refers to rule or influence by an elite, not degree screening itself.
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