Sentence examples for assure applicants from inspiring English sources

And while medical schools have taken pains to assure applicants that recommendation letters and essays also weigh heavily, many candidates continue to believe, erroneously or not, that the MCAT can make or break one's chances.

While medical schools have since taken pains to assure applicants that recommendation letters and essays also weigh heavily, many candidates continue to believe, erroneously or not, that the MCAT can make or break one's chances.

It is followed by a soothing message from the administrators of the application, assuring applicants that "the availability of 12 fields is not intended to imply that you should list 12 activities".

While my wife and daughter watched the rest of the video, which assured applicants that M.I.T. nerds were hard to find, I took a stroll around the campus.

As to whether backyard operations such as Tony's will be issued licenses, the spokesperson assured applicants "will be fairly assessed and treated equally".

To assure potential applicants that he's not bluffing, Lonsdale has put $50,000 in a trust fund.

In another sign that Energy Star is not dotting its i's, program officials told the auditors that they sought to assure honesty by warning corporate applicants on some of its paperwork that intentionally submitting false information is a crime, under Title 18 of the United States Code.

Applicants are screened to assure they meet the basic criteria; awardees are selected from among qualified applicants on the basis of scientific merit.

While your standardized test scores and grades can assure you are a competitive applicant, they won't make you stand out in a strong applicant pool.

She said it was the first time she had heard of applicants being asked to assure an employer they could support themselves during an internship, as a condition of being offered a role.

Mr. Kobil, the Capital Law School clemency expert, said some states had tried to assure that governors had information about clemency applicants.