Sentence examples for individual admissions from inspiring English sources

Surely there must be some better method of giving consideration to black and economically disadvantaged students than relying on the good will of individual admissions officers.

The LSE researchers make sound suggestions, which the DfE should heed if we really are to have thousands more individual admissions authorities in England.

College admissions staff would be more likely to use such data for estimating the college's yield — the percentage of accepted students, who in turn, agree to matriculate — than to tweak individual admissions decisions.

With so much at stake for both our sense of justice and the future of our most disadvantaged young people, surely we can devise a system that depends less upon a test so riddled with disparities that it requires the good will of individual admissions officers willing to struggle to decipher its meaning.

The best approach to finding out how schools on your college list handle early applications is to go to their individual admissions websites and/or call admissions offices directly.

A means of assessing preventability of individual admissions is required.

One hundred and forty seven patients were included in the study, accounting for 169 individual admission episodes to critical care.

In the world in which most of us are used to, sacredness is a relic of antiquity, and nature itself is hardly more than a theme park, protected in specially designated locales ($12 individual admission), but otherwise up for grabs.

All other data were analysed on an individual admission basis.

For each individual admission in our sample we obtained the expected LOS from the LMR.

All analyses were carried out at the level of the individual admission to intensive care (unit of analysis).