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Discover LudwigThe phrase "admissions rate" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the percentage of applicants who are accepted into a particular institution, such as a college or university.
Example: "The university's admissions rate has decreased over the past few years, making it more competitive for prospective students."
Alternatives: "acceptance rate" or "admission percentage".
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She also liked its declining admissions rate.
(With 500 applications and 48percentt admitted, the admissions rate is close to the main campus's).
About 100 families compete for the remaining seats, putting its admissions rate on par with Harvard's.
The university has pointed out that its admissions rate for Michigan students is higher than for out-of-staters.
He said that the admissions rate for white students last fall was 59percentt, down from 63percentt in 1999.
"A college's admissions rate says something about the quality of students who go there and the prestige of it".
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These colleges also tend to have relatively low admissions rates.
And with admissions rates at elite colleges entering the single digits, the competition has intensified.
In fact, their admissions rates vary widely depending on the type of major.
College admissions rates for the class of 2015 fell across the board, figures released this week show.
These factors together have caused the admissions rates at many of the top colleges to plummet in the past ten years.
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