Sentence examples for applicants compared with from inspiring English sources

Harvard admits 40% of legacy applicants compared with 11% of applicants overall.

In 2004, Chicago accepted 40 percent of its applicants, compared with 18 percent this year.

The university decided to admit 12.1 percent of this year's applicants, compared with 12.6 percent of the applicants last year.

Also that year, the audit said, the university denied admission to 47percentt of underrepresented minority applicants compared with 32percentt of white and Asian applicants.

In the 2012/13 admissions round, Princeton University gave 131 places to British applicants, compared with 64 in 2005, and the University of California, Berkeley admitted 53 undergraduates from the UK, compared with 40 last year.

Among universities, such as those belonging to the research-intensive Russell Group, the data showed similar patterns of lower offers to black and Asian applicants, compared with those from white backgrounds.

Our aim was to document the distribution of Big Five personality traits among Pediatric Surgery fellowship applicants, compare with community norms, surgical residents, between genders, and correlate to the fellowship match results.

Medical schools that used UKCAT as a threshold were also less likely to provide a conditional offer to an older applicant compared with the other two categories of medical school.

For the 2011 2012 academic year, URM applicants accounted for 14% of all U.S. applications, compared with 11% during the most recent year of the pre-IMSD era (2007 2008).

Public television officials said they had been told the N.E.A. had about 350 applicants this year, compared with about 150 last year, but the amount of money did not change.

One obvious theme that emerges from our annual early admission chart — which includes data reported to us by nearly four dozen colleges and universities — is that many binding early decision and nonbinding early action programs continue to record double-digit increases in applicants when compared with the previous year.