The phrase "average acceptance rate" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the typical percentage of applicants who are accepted into a program, institution, or organization.
Example: "The average acceptance rate for this university is around 20%, making it quite competitive."
Alternatives: "typical acceptance rate" or "mean acceptance rate".
"Meanwhile, the average acceptance rate – so the proportion of applicants across the sample who were accepted on to courses – has risen from 15.9% in 2010 to 17.4% in 2015," he said.
But take heart: when the dust settled on last fall's freshmen class, the average acceptance rate was 67 percent.
Forty two percent of the students enrolled in this course were admitted to our institution, while the average acceptance rate is about thirty one percent, this increase can be attributed to the technical and emotional support they received during training for admission.
We asked F6S if they thought the 3.98% average acceptance rate they'd come up with was below or above industry averages, or about right?
The national average acceptance rate has edged up from 64.7percentt in Fall 2013, after reaching a low of 63.9percentt in Fall 2012.
That is, we calculated the average acceptance rate and FTE enrollment and multiplied these averages by their respective coefficients from the regression model, then added this constant to the constant obtained from the model.
But the enormous discrepancy between legacy and average acceptance rates indicates that there is something else at work: namely, opportunity hoarding that impedes relative social mobility.
The rankings, conducted annually, are a weighted average of 14 indicators including research activity, faculty credentials, achievements, student grade point average, acceptance rates, peer assessment, and others.
We adjusted the "ratedev" parameter to obtain average acceptance rates between approximately 20 and 40% [76], and we repeated all analyses two times to ensure convergence to the same distribution of parameter estimates.
A sustained 2.5% positivity rate in an area with average acceptance rates will result in a 25% greater demand for colonoscopy in that screening centre compared with the national average.
Note that the total average LSP acceptance rate for the online approaches, 83.5 %, is larger than the total average LSP acceptance rate for the offline approaches, 81.5%%.
