The phrase "admission testing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to evaluating candidates for entry into educational institutions or programs.
Example: "The university requires all applicants to undergo admission testing to assess their readiness for the program."
Alternatives: "entrance examination" or "admission assessment".
A high school counselor from Chicago talked at length about the "huge economic disparities" that play out in standardized admission testing.
"They know that an additional exam would only push already rampant college admission testing hysteria down into middle school," Mr. Schaeffer added, "with no benefit to anyone other than the College Board".
However Angoff and Huddleston (1958) at Educational Testing Service (ETS) first carried out MSCAT in an educational measurement context, in particular, in college admission testing.
Imagine what else we could accomplish if we spent a significant percentage of our current K-12 and college admission testing expenditures on actually mediating poverty instead of measuring its inevitable effect.
Kudos to Bard College and its president, Leon Botstein, for challenging college admission testing and saying he is trying to "start a debate about the kind of dishonesty that prevails" in college admissions.
The swallowing capacity of the twin-entry turbine, during full admission testing, was recorded to be inconsistent between the two entries, in particular they were at different pressure ratio levels – the shroud end entry was in most cases more pressurized compared to the hub end entry, as much as 13%.
Individuals interested in attending law school must take required admissions testing such as the Law School Admission Test, or LSAT.
Simon Beeston, director of Cambridge Assessment's admissions testing service, which is developing the new tests for Cambridge, says it has seen renewed interest in admissions testing and will launch a new admissions test for maths in November for Durham and other universities.
The announcement came three weeks before the start of admissions testing for the programs.
The panel suggested several principles and practices to guide admissions testing, including a commitment to make the tests fair and equitable across demographic groups.
This chapter reviews the statistical procedures used in college admissions testing.
