Sentence examples for admission policy changes from inspiring English sources

The report suggests several causes for the decline, from admission policy changes to more qualitative factors, including racial bias and lack of mentors, which might discourage young black men from entering the field.

Medical school admission policy changed in September 2009.

"I'm just not impressed by the fact that the University of Texas may have fewer [black students if the admissions policy changes].

This would likely require curriculum changes, admissions policy changes, and a change in faculty culture to ensure that emigration is not promoted as a mark of prestige.

"A lot of these colleges are trying to supplement the actual education of people and broad policy changes with just a simple admissions policy change, which is far from enough," Erlick said, citing housing and class registration as problem areas for a trans students.

Later, we decided that length of stay less than 2 days might reflect discharge policy rather than admission policy so changed it to less than 1 day.

Prominent among medical school admission policy and procedure changes are the development of 'prematriculation' programs and post baccalaureate programs, aimed at assisting the academically at risk students to find success after matriculation [ 12].

But DCPS — which was not involved in the Friday conference call — and the attorney general's office immediately refuted the announcement Monday, saying that the admission policy had not changed and that the school is still only for boys.

'Influence admissions policy' was changed to 'influence the university's admissions policy' during editing, mistakenly altering the meaning of the sentence.

The severity of the disorders in the case groups might have changed over the monitoring period because of changes in admission policy.

"To seek mitigation through changes to admission policy is unlikely to have any significant effect without addressing wider social inequalities".