The phrase "applicants with a range" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to applicants who possess a variety of skills, experiences, or qualifications.
Example: "We are looking for applicants with a range of technical skills to fill this position."
Alternatives: "candidates with diverse" or "applicants possessing a variety".
However, not every English course will insist on candidates having English A-level, and in fact, for arts courses, many admissions tutors say they prefer applicants with a range of subjects.
We seek applicants with a range of meaningful prior experience with youth (e.g., experience as a camp counselor, athletic coach, special needs classroom assistant, church youth group leader, etc.).
There is no minimum requirement; we admit applicants with a range of test scores.
Thus, the new integrated selection system opened up more than half of the previous places offered on the basis of UAI alone to applicants with a broader range of capabilities, attributes, and abilities, without major changes to socio-demographic characteristics.
The show, which debuted in May with 10 contestants — whittled down from more than a thousand applicants with backgrounds ranging from banking to farming — has built an impressive following among young Malaysians.
Interviewers score an applicant in a range of dimensions, including for example empathy towards others, communication skills, and coping with uncertainty.
Among applicants with a holistic score of 2.75, for example, 33 percent of black applicants were admitted, while 30 percent of Latino applicants were, about 17 percent of Asian applicants were and 11 percent of white applicants were, according to Mr. Sander.
The median starting salary for applicants with a bachelor's in this field is $53,400.
The results? White applicants with a criminal record were half as likely to get callbacks as applicants without a record.
