Coming of age
This setting defines, in years, the age at which Classter considers a Student or applicant to be an adult rather than a minor. It holds a single number: the age (in years) at which a person is considered to have come of age. Classter compares this number against a person's date of birth to decide whether they should currently be treated as a minor or as an adult, and uses that determination in a few different places:
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- What This Setting Does
- Where It Is Used
- Business Logic / Behavior
- Example(s)
- When to Use
- Notes
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