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# Requirements Verification
This feature allows school admins to verify, accept, and reject student requirements during enrollment.
## Access and Navigation
The **Requirements Verification** module is found under the **Enrollment** menu.
If you cannot view the link from the list, check the privilege assigned to your account or role.
{% hint style="danger" %}
Contact your school’s system administrator to request view or edit access if you cannot access the rights management screen.
{% endhint %}
## View the Student's Requirements
* To view a student’s requirements, click on the **View Details** button next to the student’s name
* The student’s profile will show up where you can check their profile and the requirements they have submitted
## Accept a Student
To accept a student’s requirements, click on the “Accept” button next to the student’s name
## Reject a Student
To reject a student’s requirements, click on the “Reject” button next to the student’s name
## Search a Student
To search for a student, click on the search (magnifying glass) icon and enter the search keywords
### Filters
* **School Year** - Choose which school year you want to check
* **Unit** - Select between the available units (grade school, junior high, senior high, etc.)
* **Status** - Filter the student list based on their requirements verification status
* For Verification - Shows all students with pending verification
* Approved - Shows all accepted requirements
* Returned - Shows all rejected requirements
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