The phrase "admits off" is not correct and usable in written English.
It seems to be a misunderstanding or misphrasing, as "admits" typically does not pair with "off" in standard usage.
Example: "He admits to his mistakes" would be a correct usage instead.
Alternatives: "confesses to" or "acknowledges".
The West Ham vice-chairman, Karren Brady, admits off-air remarks made by the Sky Sports presenters Richard Keys and Andy Gray about both herself and Premier League official Sian Massey made her "blood boil".
The main exceptions are for international students and students admitted off the waiting list.
The main exception is when a student is admitted off the waiting list, when the college's financial aid budget has already been exhausted.
(The main exception is when a student is admitted off the waiting list after stating that the student will not apply for financial aid.
If a "no need" student is admitted off the waiting list, some colleges will not allow the student to apply for institutional financial aid in subsequent years unless there has been a significant change in the family's financial circumstances.
Once you have sent in that deposit, you should try to mentally commit to attending your second-choice school, since the odds of getting admitted off the waitlist are relatively low.
Not only does this help for demonstrated interest purposes, it also gives colleges additional context in order to make an informed decision about who to admit off the waitlist if there's still room in the class.
Hospital mortality is presented in Tables 1 to 4. We found no mortality difference in urgent surgery and in medical patients between patients admitted during daytime and patients admitted off hours.
However, according to a letter sent to Hezekiah Niles' Weekly Register, Cofresí admitted off-the-record that he had murdered nearly 400 people, but not a single Puerto Rican.
Indeed, the authors show that patients admitted off-hours were more seriously ill with inherent increased ICU length of stay and hospital mortality.
