The phrase "applicants students" is not correct in written English as it lacks proper conjunction or punctuation to connect the two nouns.
It could be used in a context where you are referring to students who are also applicants, but it needs clarification or rephrasing.
Example: "The applicants students submitted their essays by the deadline."
Alternatives: "student applicants" or "applicant students".
The use of customer relationship management (CRM) will become widespread A CRM approach and technology allows HEIs to create and manage relationships with applicants, students and alumni.
But Mark D. Rosenbaum, a lawyer with the American Civil Liberties Union, which represents a group of applicants, students and faculty members, said Proposal 2 violated equal protection principles by restructuring the state's political process and making it harder for disfavored minorities to press for change.
This is crucial to getting the best possible applicants — students who work hard and have big dreams, but lack the money to get the training they need.
"There's an increasingly favorable bias toward 'nontraditional' medical school applicants: students who are more mature and have experience and achievement beyond their premed studies are generally a better bet to be successful in medical school and beyond," Albert says.
Though it doesn't cherry-pick the best applicants–students are selected randomly by zip codes its student body tends to be better off than those at the toughest schools.
Already, Delaware, Maryland, and Illinois have enacted similar legislation, and in 2012 alone 14 states have considered laws that would restrict employers from requesting access to social networking usernames and passwords of applicants, students, or employees.
The universities claim that this process has no impact on whether early-applicant students get in.
While the socioeconomic unfairness of such companies is rankling, I particularly object to the supposition that to be a competitive college applicant, students must undertake a regimen of stealth tutoring to beat their classmates.
Well before many of its rivals, Kellogg interviewed all its applicants, published students' evaluations of its professors' teaching skills and encouraged students to help design the curriculum.
Maine's Bates College and Alabama's Judson College, among others, have for decades actively offered applicants and students guided paths toward earning their bachelor's degrees in three years, though relatively few students take that route.
We propose that expectations of the selection process are formed by obtaining information from other applicants, medical students and schools, and from the experience of prior application.
