0 a book or magazine that gives information about a school, college, or business for future students or customers -- informator
I hope that he will not get subscriptions from that chamber on a false prospectus.
According to this definition, the official curriculum is the written curriculum found in prospectuses and syllabi, whereas the 'offered' or 'delivered' curriculum is what teachers teach.
Most had found out about it through family, friends and prospectuses, and the majority had attended open days or an interview prior to accepting their place.
The aging immune system: primer and prospectus.
Most chapters include a prospectus of what is likely to be important in the years to come and an assessment of the important questions that remain unanswered.
In many cases, they are case studies or prospectuses for book-length works, many of which have subsequently appeared, yet they remain important in their own right.
Zambeccari issued a lengthy prospectus for a "large aerostatic globe" that distinguished between potential subscribers.
Soane's notes and extracts from the book date from 1813, and in the following year he translated the prospectus.
