prospectus
n. countablen. a printed document that gives details about a school, university, or business. It helps people decide if they want to join or invest in it.
n. a formal document describing the features of a school, business, or financial investment to prospective participants or buyers. Often used in academic and corporate contexts to outline goals and terms.
I read the university prospectus before applying.
The company issued a detailed prospectus to attract potential investors before its initial public offering.
While the college prospectus highlights the modern laboratory facilities, many students find that the actual curriculum is more focused on theoretical research than practical application.
From French prospectus (“a prospectus”), borrowed from Latin prospectus. Doublet of prospect.
The plural form is usually 'prospectuses'; the Latin-style 'prospecti' is generally considered incorrect.