Sentence examples for draw applicants from inspiring English sources
Jonathan Burdick, the dean of admissions and financial aid at Rochester, said the school's reputation for generous merit aid helped draw applicants.
For other schools, such as selective private institutions that draw applicants from around the country (Harvard, etc)., it's more difficult but not impossible.
Our programs draw applicants from around the world, so you will join an international student body that shares diverse insights and different perspectives.
And while most of the programs are clustered in New England, they draw applicants nationwide -- and overseas -- almost all from public school students who have not had the experience of tiny classes, campus living and close relationships with teachers.
JetBlue allows folks to work as far as three hours from headquarters close enough to come in now and again but a much bigger radius from which it can draw applicants.
Resource Development continues its effort to fill positions with qualified women and minority candidates working closely with Personnel and others to identify new resources from which to draw applicants.
It draws applicants with careers in finance, information technology, management, marketing, and sales, among other fields.
They are a tiny group in the firefighting community but have an outsized reputation, which draws applicants from other elite branches such as hotshot and helitack crews.
He said the article, which was also published on Monday on the front page of The International Herald Tribune, attracted attention in the foreign press and might have drawn applicants who thought the chances to win were better than usual.
Its curriculum draws applicants from around the country and beyond, and outside the classroom it boasts successes ranging from perennial champion swim teams to a highly regarded literary magazine, the Kenyon Review.
The university has grown more selective in recent years, drawing applicants interested in studying in a city with an increasingly vibrant urban culture and a huge network of federal, international and nonprofit agencies.
