Sentence examples for blind admissions from inspiring English sources

The university also revisited the "need blind" admissions policy.

It is commonplace today for schools either to claim a "need blind" admissions policy or to aspire to one.

In the early 1960's, a new "need blind" admissions policy, promising prospective students that lack of money would not bar them from Harvard, infused the campus with young people of more diverse backgrounds.

All the Ivies now have needs-blind admissions.

"We need American-style needs-blind admissions," he said.

Its need-blind admissions policy does not apply to nontraditional students.

Dartmouth will also replace loans with scholarships and extend need-blind admissions to all international students.

Only the wealthiest colleges and universities offer need-blind admissions to American students.

She has instituted need-blind admissions, filled forty-one new faculty positions, and increased faculty salaries.

Berea College, in Berea, Ky., has the opposite of need-blind admissions.

Likewise, some colleges with need-blind admissions policies will grant admissions preferences to children of alumni.