The phrase "admission pool" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to applications, such as college admissions or job recruitment, where candidates are grouped for consideration.
Example: "The university has a diverse admission pool this year, with applicants from various backgrounds and experiences."
Alternatives: "applicant pool" or "candidate pool".
The number of Americans taking the test has fallen particularly sharply, forcing mid-ranking schools to dig deeper into their admission pool or rely on recruiting Asians, who will increasingly have business schools of their own to choose from.
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Withdrawal of treatment was applied in 156 of 223 (70 %) brain-injured patients, compared to 277 of 554 (50 %) patients with other reasons for admission pooled, who had treatment equally withheld or withdrawn (p < 0.01).
As a result, the early-decision applicant pool tends to be wealthier than the regular admissions pool.
Colleges argue that the early-admissions pool is stronger than the regular pool, and that this accounts for the higher acceptance rate, but the authors of "The Early Admissions Game" dispute that claim.
Colleges and universities defer 20percentto45percentcent of the students who apply under early programs -- that is, their applications are neither accepted nor rejected but thrown into the regular admissions pool for another look.
The change has been more pronounced in the early admissions pool, where top colleges report getting two to four times as many international applications as they did a few years ago.
"The opportunity for self-promotion is stronger for the ambitious, accomplished student athlete than it is for almost anyone else in the admissions pool," they add.
With so many undergraduate research opportunities--and so many students taking advantage of them--it takes more than the obligatory summer of research to stand out in a crowded graduate-admissions pool or in a competition for graduate fellowships.
In fairness to admission recruiters with a finite admissions pool, the recruitment of Asians, Hispanics, and international students, among others, makes good sense as their efforts to globalize the student population increase.
The UT system follows what is known as the Top Ten Percent plan, an ostensibly "race-neutral" rubric under which roughly 75percentt of its admissions pool consists of top-ranking students at high schools across the state.
