The phrase "admission test for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a test that is required for entry into a program, institution, or organization.
Example: "The university requires all applicants to take an admission test for the graduate program."
Alternatives: "entrance exam for" or "entry assessment for".
The bureau introduced the Independent School Entrance Examination, an admission test for entrance into grades 5 through 12, and the Comprehensive Test Program, a series of aptitude tests now administered to 260,000 students each year.
GMAC oversees the graduate management admission test for business school applicants.
Messmer does not cherry-pick the best students, as do some Catholic high schools; there is no admission test for entry.
He took an admission test for the Central Intelligence Agency and planned to study international affairs in graduate school at American University.
An obituary on Jan . 10about R. Bruce McGill, former president of the Educational Records Bureau, a testing company, included an erroneous reference from a company official about the development of an admission test for private schools in New York.
When other preschool parents bragged that their children had aced the admission test for New York City private schools with a top score of 99 in every section, Justine Oddo stayed quiet.
So are admission tests for students of nursing and dental schools, as well as the Test of English as a Foreign Language.
When we first meet Mike, he's making money by taking law school admission tests for other students.
(Some years ago, The Economist reported on a survey, conducted over 19 years, that showed that philosophy students scored at least five percentage points above average in admission tests for professional and graduate schools in America. No other subject matches that).
Magnet, magnet cluster and charter schools select students largely through a computerized lottery, but gifted and classical require admission tests for children at age 4 because the schools offer an accelerated curriculum.
20), the philosophy professor Galen Strawson cites the fact that a survey conducted over 19 years "showed that philosophy students scored at least five percentage points above average in admission tests for professional and graduate schools in America" and that "no other subject matches that" as evidence that the study of philosophy is particularly good training for the mind.
