Sentence examples for grant admissions from inspiring English sources

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

Benefit tickets at $125 in advance and $150 at the door grant admission at 7 p.m. Information: (212) 956-3535, ext.

If you are a "typical" student, only a few of the programs you applied for will grant admission with support.

The non-sporting tickets cost up to £5 and are for various days throughout the Paralympics but do not grant admission to any sporting venues on the Park.

As in all nations that welcome refugees, the goal is to grant admission to those and only those who, if returned home, would find themselves threatened on account of "race, religion, nationality, membership in a particular social group or political opinion," in the words of the U.N. Convention Relating to the Status of Refugees.

Let's grant admission to UC Berkeley by lottery too.

Last fall's removal of such a protection, which would have required all "sex-segregated facilities" such as rest rooms or locker rooms to grant admission to people based on gender identity was heavily criticized by many who considered it a key component.

General senior secondary education diplomas grant admission to higher education (colleges and university).

A need-blind admissions policy doesn't prevent a college from granting admissions preferences to developmental admits, which are students with exceptionally wealthy parents who might donate significant sums of money to the college.

In September, the Chamber issued its second decision with respect to the admissibility of the SDC materials, in which it granted admission to the remainder of the SDC materials.

With a record number of applicants, it is no small feat that you are granted admission.