The practice of requiring degrees as a minimum hiring requirement is called:

Question

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

Credentialism is the practice of requiring degrees or other certifications as a minimum hiring requirement. This can create barriers for individuals who do not have access to education or cannot afford it, and may also overlook individuals who have relevant experience but not formal education. Elitism refers to favoring individuals from certain privileged backgrounds, academicism is not a commonly used term in this context, and syndication refers to the process of forming an association or group.

The Practice of Requiring Degrees as a Minimum Hiring Requirement