The phrase "admissions center" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a facility or office responsible for processing applications and managing the admissions process for educational institutions.
Example: "I visited the admissions center to inquire about the application requirements for the upcoming semester."
Alternatives: "admissions office" or "enrollment center".
Assistance is provided to veterans and veteran dependent students at the Veterans Services window located in the Admissions Center during regular business hours.
The Admissions Center is located in the center of the Lower Columbia College campus, and houses the admissions, advising, financial aid, registration and related enrollment services and department offices.
If you do not have a phone and cannot afford a stamp to mail in IRS Form 4506-T, you can use the phone in the Career Center or in the Financial Aid Office located in the Admissions Center during regular business hours.
Leeds Met became Leeds Beckett, the town hall got swamped by a fishbowl of university plate glass, the University of Leeds admissions center grew a sandwich bar, the flat I overlooked from my first bedroom window became a mormon church and the old BBC building has been replaced by a huge, cuboid, two-pence coin of rusty student flats and a faculty of the arts.
Go to the Graduate Admission Center.
Using the Princeton NetID and password, log into the Graduate Admission Center to review the admission offer.
Matching criteria were severity of illness at admission, center, and year of admission.
During the shift, the nurse who supervised the admission center passed by all the floors to assess the patients for complaints of pain.
The new Wilhelmina Cullen Admission Center has received Gold LEED certification from the U.S. Green Building Council and LEED certification is expected for the 40,000 square-foot Prothro Center for Lifelong Learning.
One of the hospital's nurses was responsible for accompanying the dog during this procedure and to show them the admission center and the most appropriate places for the animals to be.
In fact, sixty to eighty percent of incarcerated offenders have been involved with drug use and, of this, approximately only 11percentt have received any type of professional treatment since admission (Center on Addiction and Substance Abuse 2010).
