Sentence examples for admissions judgment from inspiring English sources

While there is no silver bullet, there must be other ways to make the admissions judgment.

To greater or lesser degrees, grades, class rank and SAT/ACT scores count, but admissions judgments for visual arts programs are largely based on a student's portfolio of work.

There are some 18-year-olds, of course, who manage not to equate college admissions with Judgment Day, reasoning sensibly that whichever school they attend, they'll have fun.

His campaign for governor is defined in fair measure by his admissions of poor judgment.

The findings, reported in Newsday today, prompted criticism from a commuter advocate and an admission of faulty judgment by top officials of the L.I.R.R., which is operated by the Metropolitan Transportation Authority.

To evaluate the utility of WS in guiding admission, we compared admission based on published admission criteria and Medical Officers' judgment with alternative hypothetical scenario of WS-guided admission.

But they leave little room for the judgment of admissions officers.

Admissions officers use nuanced judgment to evaluate every application file; racial diversity is only one of the many forms of diversity considered.

"And the next week, we came back to apologize, and they said, 'You want a job?' " Mostly they are paid for their judgment about admissions.

We carry shame about how black beauty provokes us, so are reluctant to make such honest admissions for fear of judgment.

Psychiatric hospital admission is always a judgment call.