The phrase "admission consideration" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to evaluating applications for entry into educational institutions or programs.
Example: "The committee will begin the admission consideration process next week to review all submitted applications."
Alternatives: "application review" or "entry evaluation".
Certain colleges and universities may require them for admissions consideration, others may strongly recommend them, and some may not feel strongly either way.
The Court will not simply defer to well intended efforts to achieve diversity if they employ race improperly in their admissions consideration.
Another policy exercised by states as politically divergent as California, Florida and Texas is that of Percent Plans, wherein the top graduates from each high school across the country are given special college admissions consideration.
As the US supreme court considers a challenge to the use of race in admissions Wednesday, academics and experts are pointing to the University of Michigan as an example of the challenges of admissions without consideration of race.
The causal interpretation of reported associations between daily air pollution and daily admissions requires consideration of residual confounding, correlation between pollutants, and effect modification.
"Following interviews conducted in accordance with immigration rules, Mr Bakiyev was screened in accordance with normal procedures for port-of-entry asylum claims, and then granted temporary admission pending the consideration of his claim," a spokesman said.
For serious consideration, admissions officers at highly selective colleges expect an applicant to score at least a 1,400 out of a possible 1,600.
As the nation's pioneering land-grant college, we take a holistic approach to admissions, based on consideration of broadly defined merit, earned not inherited.
"Although prior educational attainment remains the best single predictor of success in higher education, it is appropriate for institutions to adopt a holistic approach to admissions through the consideration of other factors such as the context of applicants' achievements, including background, other relevant skills and indicators of potential.
Recently, Justice Antonin Scalia commented that "really competent blacks would win admission without special considerations".
