The phrase "admission programmes" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to structured processes or courses designed for accepting students into educational institutions or specific programs.
Example: "The university offers various admission programmes to cater to international students."
Alternatives: "enrollment programs" or "admission processes".
The U.N. agency has proposed that Western countries admit up to 30,000 Syrian refugees on resettlement, humanitarian admission, or other admission programmes by the end of 2014.
Demonstrating the effectiveness of targeted admission programmes may assist some indigenous and ethnic minority students to override this societal (and potentially internalised) stigma to receive the benefits that targeted admission programmes have to offer.
Students admitted into tertiary institutions under targeted admission programmes have been shown to experience peer/educator stigma and 'everyday racism'.
Overall, our findings suggest that there is value in providing a comprehensive admissions process for indigenous and ethnic minority students applying under equity targeted admission programmes.
Last week, Germany agreed to double the number of Syrian refugees accepted under its humanitarian admission programme to 20,000.
I want to make clear to the House, therefore, that this programme will run in parallel with the UNHCR's own Syria Humanitarian Admission Programme (HAP), and we will work in close consultation with UNHCR offices in London, in Geneva and in the region.
NA = Not applicable as dentists and pharmacists did not have CPIRD/ODOD admission programme.
n= total number of graduates choosing 'Community hospitals' in the questionnaire, NA = not applicable as dentists and pharmacists did not have CPIRD/ODOD admission programme.
a n= total number of respondents; NA = not applicable as dentists and pharmacists did not have CPIRD/ODOD admission programme; SD = standard deviation.
The local medical school compensates for this by using a second method of recruitment called the direct admission programme (hereafter abbreviated to direct track).
The efficacy of this admission programme in improving the shortage of physicians in rural and underserved areas in Japan is currently under investigation.
