The phrase "admission interview" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to an interview that a person attends as part of an application process for admission to a school, program, or organization. Example: "I was nervous but prepared for my admission interview at Harvard University."
The MMI is an alternative form of admission interview that aims to reduce interviewer bias by consisting of a number of short interview stations with multiple interviewers.
Tuition rates at Aquinas are related to parents during the admission interview.
Mr. Wheeler had come close to being caught at Harvard after his admission interview with a Harvard alumnus.
An English teacher drove him to Columbia for the admission interview, and he remembers feeling "a little bit phony" as he answered questions.
The purpose of this study was to determine if there is an association between admission interview score and subsequent academic and clinical performance, in a four-year undergraduate physiotherapy course.
Dr. Thaler's father, a watchmaker, was a Roosevelt liberal, but he passed the admission interview by correctly answering that he preferred the loyalists over Franco in the Spanish Civil War.
Jaji and Vera first heard about the auction during their admission interviews.
Cowen encouraged my mother and me to apply to elite New York City private schools, and over the next few years, he helped me submit applications and arrange admission interviews.
She then offers them information on the city's various private schools, practices admission interviews with them, and gives them tips on what a given school is looking for.
Patients or appropriate surrogates completed admission interviews that included demographics and baseline functional status (BADLs and IADLs).
These kids will sell themselves better in job and college admission interviews.
