Below is the code for the program named "Admission" for a college's admissions office.
Python
def admission(gpa, test_score):
if gpa >= 3.0 and test_score >= 60:
result = "Accept"
elif gpa < 3.0 and test_score >= 80:
result = "Accept"
else:
result = "Reject"
return result
gpa = float(input("Enter your GPA: "))
test_score = int(input("Enter your admission test score: "))
admission_status = admission(gpa, test_score)
print("Admission Status:", admission_status)
So, the above code first defines a function admission() that takes the student's GPA and admission test score as input and returns their admission status.
Also, It then prompts the user to enter their GPA and admission test score, stores the values in variables, and calls the admission() function to determine the admission status. then, it prints the admission status message.