Sentence examples for higher admissions from inspiring English sources

Some have suggested that Asian-Americans are held to higher admissions standards at the most selective colleges.

The City University of New York's new master plan calls for elite senior colleges and higher admissions standards throughout the university (news article, May 23).

The proposal would not apply to the top-level state-related institutions, which are not part of the system and have their own, higher admissions requirements: Pennsylvania State University, Temple University, the University of Pittsburgh and Lincoln University.

What a tragic loss it will be for New Yorkers and tourists alike if our zoos, gardens and museums are forced to shrink beyond recognition, post "closed indefinitely" signs on galleries and other spaces, and impose higher admissions fees.

Women's higher admissions rates may be all the more remarkable since in China, 118 boys are born for every 100 girls — by a simple law of averages, more boys should be getting in.

The release said that he cited as achievements higher admissions standards and the renovation of the physical plant and that he called his presidency "an extremely difficult while productive five years" because he had been separated from his family, who remained in the Boston area.

Overall, patients with higher admission BG levels were higher-risk subjects.

Hornung's statement suggested that better black athletes can't meet the higher admission standards.

Ms. Phillips added that the building wasn't constructed so that "we could get a higher admission price".

Tenet has also benefited from higher admission volumes at its hospitals.

The Metropolitan Museum of Art has occasionally charged a higher admission price for viewings of special exhibitions on its normal closing day.