Sentence examples for applicant schools from inspiring English sources

To compare the applicant schools (AS) to non-applicant schools (NAS) residing in the same school districts for the California Instructional School Garden Program and identify barriers to the application process.

To accommodate the rush of applicants, schools are hurrying to expand.

The regulations that were just published tell testers to give "considerable weight" to documented accommodations at applicants' schools, keep documentation requests "reasonable" and give credence to assessments of disabilities by qualified evaluators.

We consider all of these measures within the context of each applicant's school and situation.

With a large influx of applicants business schools become more selective (the supply of MBA courses is inelastic as there are limitations on classroom size and good professors).

The admissions officers sometimes reach out to teachers and counselors at the applicants' high schools — especially those that have emerged as "feeders" to Grinnell and other American colleges.

There also seems to be a widely held myth that lotteries for school places will automatically attract a genuine social mix of applicants to schools.

To avoid discouraging applicants, private schools typically have charged tuitions in line with their peers, even in times when they're facing financial pressure.

Applicants to schools in Michigan who believed that they should be able to ask schools to consider race as one factor in their admission lost.

Table 6 shows the estimated parameters of the uncensored distributions for W and NW applicants, medical school applicants and medical school acceptances.

(This includes 10,000 applicants and school designers, meaning individuals who both submitted full applications and those who participated in the design process).