Sentence examples for equal admissions from inspiring English sources

What Mr. Dobbie and Mr. Fryer wanted to know was just how much of a difference attending one of these high schools makes in the long run for students with similar equal admissions test scores.

To protect their rankings, they will have to hold all students to equal admissions standards, which means sacrificing diversity.

Nevertheless, it was noteworthy that some facilities had nearly equal admission prevalences, but substantially different point prevalences (Table 2).

In fact, patients with equal admission frequencies are clustered in distinct mutually exclusive classes, in contrast with the admission view where one patient may contribute admission records to many classes.

In institutions of higher education, affirmative action refers to admission policies that provide equal access to education for those groups that have been historically excluded or underrepresented, such as women and minorities".

First, we have replaced race and ethnicity with other admissions criteria that will promote diversity and preserve equal access to state colleges.

For example, in the debate over affirmative action, part of the argument has been about whether equal rights means the right to equal access (hence no discriminatory restrictions) or the right to equal results (hence reserving jobs and college admissions for minorities).

In settlement discussions with the N.C.A.A., Giles said that he sought three things: a sum of money that he believed equaled an admission of wrongdoing; a statement of regret, and an acknowledgment that the issues Tarkanian raised about getting a fair hearing were put into effect.

Conversely, accepting the fine equals an admission of guilt.

The content of the forms is much the same, and all claim this: Their application gets equal consideration from admissions officers.

"How much money is it bringing in, and will it even equal whatever the admissions office spends trying to correct the very misimpression that this arrangement reinforces?" No one at the university was willing to disclose the exact monetary benefits of the deal, except to emphasize that the revenue would go exclusively toward financial aid.