Sentence examples for eligible for admissions from inspiring English sources

The idea behind these plans is that the top students in schools with high concentrations of low-income and underrepresented minority students would be eligible for admissions preferences even if their other credentials (e.g., SAT scores) were lower than those of students in more competitive high schools who did not qualify for the admissions preference.

This year he required eighth graders to research colleges and plan how to become eligible for admission.

Mr. Atkinson said that by expanding the university's total enrollment, the plan would not put at a disadvantage students who are now eligible for admission.

This award for meritorious service is given to both civilians and military personnel who are not eligible for admission into any of the five classes of the order.

The American government never kept track of how many Iraqis it employed, so no one knows how many thousands of Iraqis are potentially eligible for admission.

Hundreds of thousands of graduates appear each year for the competitive exam where top scores make students eligible for admission to the premier Indian Institute of Management as well as a few other top management schools.

A number of fans said they look forward to seeing Marino, who passed for a record 61,361 yards, in the Hall of Fame when he will be eligible for admission in five years.

University officials estimate that this entitled-to-review pool will contain more whites, blacks and Hispanic students, but significantly fewer Asians, than the pool of students currently eligible for admission.

For example, in Alberta, temporary workers that reside and have sufficient work experience in select occupations within the province are eligible for admission through the Strategic Recruitment Stream without a job or a job offer.

Control subjects without AKI were identified from a prospective study of all critically ill Emergency Department patients eligible for admission to the adult intensive care unit of University of California San Francisco Medical Center from October 2008 to the present.

Very selective universities, in particular, needed new initiatives because only a handful of African-American and Hispanic high school students possessed test scores and grades good enough to make them eligible for admission.