The Application Editor is primarily used to make modifications to standard Slate-hosted application pages, such as selecting which fields are displayed or required, applying custom labels to pages or individual fields, and renaming and reordering pa...

The application login page is specific to your institution and requires applicants to access their applications and application status pages. The login page requires applicants to enter their email address and password and includes standard featur...

The Edit Menu button displays the current order and the names of application pages. Reorder pages by dragging and dropping the boxes into the preferred order. For example, if the Program page should appear before the Academics page, drag the ...

You can conditionally display application pages depending on the user’s student type using application logic groups and page keys . For example, you might want your international student page to appear only for international applicants. For pag...

Some institutions may wish to create a custom test score that they do want to be seen by students. You can hide test scores that are stored in the Scores tab by taking the following steps: Select Database on the top navigation bar and select ...

Slate delivers an out-of-the-box process that allows an applicant to request a reference from a recommender within the Slate-hosted application. This reference form allows the recommender to submit a letter of recommendation that is uploaded to...

Partner institutions can enable applicants to enter a personalized message in the Slate-hosted application that can be included in the email notification recommenders receive, and will display to their recommenders on the recommendation form. The me...

The Personal Information page is one of the standard pages available out of the box within the Slate-hosted application. This page is used to collect all personal background information about the applicant, including name, address, citizenship, and ...