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Webster Hall admits entrants as young as 19, but deciphering ages is harder given the holiday's attire and makeup.

Universities with the weakest use of the UKCAT (in borderline cases) were most likely to admit entrants with relatively low school attainment.

In contrast, universities placing less emphasis on use of the test were more likely to admit entrants with relatively low academic attainment and with English as a second language.

Since 2003 we have admitted graduate entrants (GEM) to a shortened (4-year) course to 'widen access to students from more disadvantaged backgrounds'.

We have shown previously that admitting graduate entrants alongside school leavers increases the academic and socio-demographic diversity in a medical school [ 4].

While the school is largely non-selective and allocates the bulk of its places according to proximity, it admits 25% of entrants each year based on academic ability and a further 10% on musical aptitude.

This year, for the first time, the sponsors of the New York City Marathon admitted a group of entrants who race-walked the course.

Early entrants are admitted after the 10th or 11th grade, and follow the regular curriculum.

In this analysis of drug treatment entrants, individuals admitted for detoxification only were excluded, unless they also entered a treatment program in 2006.

Parents may sign a form and opt their children out of vaccines with a "personal-belief exemption," and schools may admit students as "conditional entrants".

Loox's former Nomad, stockbrokers Gerrard Vivian Gray, may face expulsion from the market.Easdaq, the Neuer Markt and the Nouveau Marché all pore over the business plans and financial health of potential entrants before admitting them.