Sentence examples for admissions administrators from inspiring English sources

Some of Miliband's policy announcements were pre-digested, including putting a hard cap on infant class sizes, a small change that promises to be a headache for local authorities and primary school admissions administrators, although that will depend on the details.

One admissions administrator called Recourse for support after an aggressive call.

Over his 22-year career, he has served as a college admissions administrator, test prep teacher, author, and lecturer.

Request a meeting with the admissions administrator.

The notice said that Professor Sullivan, a tenured humanities instructor who has been at the academy, in Kings Point, N.Y., since 2006 and had a positive reputation among students, had offered a "quick and remorseful admission" to administrators and a "personal apology immediately following the incident" to the bereaved student and to the class as a whole.

When the student newspaper in 2011 did a story about how some colleges are moving away from need-blind admissions, one administrator told the paper, "We're still need-blind".

Judge Friedman's decision last week included an injunction against the law school's affirmative action admissions program, but administrators at the school hoped that he would grant a routine suspension of the injunction while the ruling was on appeal.

Back in 1981, when I began my career as an administrator, admissions staff members spent most of their time deciding which high school seniors to admit.

What's the best strategy for impressing admissions officers and scholarship administrators?

The Times's Room for Debate team asked that very question this week, assembling an online forum of six academics, administrators and admissions experts who delivered their own, different answers and arguments.

In addition to enacting the ten-per-cent rule, the Texas admissions policy allowed university administrators to consider race — among many other factors, such as socioeconomic background, work experience, and extracurriculars — in looking at applications from students whose grades weren't good enough to guarantee them a place.