The phrase "admission closely" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to the act of closely examining or considering an admission, but as it stands, it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "The committee will review the application and consider the admission closely before making a decision."
Alternatives: "review the admission carefully" or "evaluate the admission thoroughly."
Robert Schaeffer, the public education officer for the National Center for Fair and Open Testing, who follows college admissions closely, said this case illustrated how the competition by selective colleges for a handful of top students had become "an arms race in which each side tries to one-up the other".
(Her admission is closely accompanied by a patronizing aside to the reader: "It sounds completely neurotic, but believe me, you'll have some of these feelings; it goes with the territory").
However, the admission rate closely corresponds to what "selectivity" is commonly understood to mean, as are the Barron's rankings (Hoxby, 2001).
suPAR serum concentrations measured upon admission were closely and independently correlated to various laboratory parameters, specifically biomarkers of inflammation (tumor necrosis factor (TNF), C-reactive protein (CRP)), hepatic and renal dysfunction.
The HRG coding for the re-admission episode closely matched that for the initial admission (see Additional file: Table 4).
Consider the fact that SAT scores (a big factor in college admissions) correlate closely with family wealth.
Law school admissions scores closely mirror the final results of the state bar exams, which graduates must pass to qualify as licensed lawyers.
The 2017 application season marks the 10th year since I started following MBA admissions trends closely, 8 years since I became an MBA myself, and 6 years that I've been advising MBA applicants on their options.
Park was a member of Harvard's Count on a Dream, a student group that advocates for immigrants on campus and works with the school's admissions office closely.
