Sentence examples for admissions has changed from inspiring English sources

College admissions has changed dramatically over the past thirty years, and the new reality is quirky: getting into any one top college is more difficult than it was in the 1980s, but getting into one of the top colleges is actually much easier.

She knew college admissions had changed since she attended school, and her job in Manhattan made it difficult to meet with her daughter's guidance counselor in Brooklyn during the day.

The company's admission has changed that.

I haven't read her book, Web of Debt, which by her own admission has changed considerably from the first to its, now, fourth edition, ranked #61,122 on Amazon.

The use of involuntary admission has changed in the study period.

Our study included a large number of patients admitted to ICU over a long period of time during which medical practice and indications for ICU admission have changed.

The college admissions process has changed significantly and continues to morph each year - both from the applicant and college perspective.

We conclude that the epidemiology of inpatient admissions in PD has changed significantly over the last decade.

The Yale admission's policy has changed; the ratio of 3 private-school grads to every 2 public-school grads has reversed; instead of 1 or 2 blacks now there are 80 or 90; instead of 60 or 70 An- dover grads now there are 15 or 20.

The role of admissions director at the top schools has changed from that of gate keeper to door opener, said Richard Schubart, former director of admissions and chairman of the history department at Phillips Exeter Academy in Exeter, N.H.

The statement was a stark admission of how much politics has changed since the days when Democratic leaders more easily controlled Chicago through a centralized system of patronage and personal relationships.