Sentence examples for admissions work from inspiring English sources
He, as a former admissions counselor, gave us the insider look on how MIT admissions work.
"He will not do admissions work, and for someone who has had a career in admissions, that is serious," she said.
"In my years of medical school admissions work," says David Owen, health professions adviser at the University of Chicago, "never once have I witnessed an applicant's major be influential in a decision for admission".
A couple of years ago, Jacques Steinberg, a national education correspondent for The New York Times, got permission from the admissions office at Wesleyan University, in Middletown, Conn., to spend an academic year observing how college admissions work, and wrote a series of articles for the paper about what he saw.
With so many slots earmarked for students from these two groups, any attempt to shake up how college admissions work will already be hamstrung unless there are changes in university policies toward legacy and athlete acceptance policies.
Kaplan Test Prep and Admissions works with dozens of companies, said Justin Serrano, the general manager at Kaplan.
"We are happy to talk to the local community about what kind of admissions works best," says the CEO, before making reference to the locale of the meeting and of the majority of parents and confirming that the catchment area will be from that affluent area, no matter where the free school is situated.
Class visits, socials, networking events and admissions working sessions combine to provide you a robust overview of what your future might look like at Fuqua.
Within Clinical Commissioning Groups, local general practitioners (GPs) often take on lead clinical roles within their areas of special interest (e.g. long-term conditions, unplanned hospital admissions), working closely with commissioning managers without clinical backgrounds.
They were supplied with uniforms and ID cards similar to those of the hospital workers; they were involved in admission work.
