Factors contributing to lower acceptance rates also need to be determined.
The result is a lower acceptance rate, which inflates the school's perceived selectivity.
The results show that, after receiving this information, participants viewed underground HVPLs with lower acceptance, lower perceived benefits, higher perceived risks, and less positive feelings.
And if you ever need to knock an Ivy League grad off their high horse, just remind them that Wal-Mart has a lower acceptance rate than their school.
In response to ever-lower acceptance rates at selective colleges, some families feel pressured to start preparing their children years in advance of the actual college application date.
As a result, Howrey Simon may have a lower acceptance rate than other firms because nearly all of its summer associates will be weighing more than one job offer, Mr. Hopson added.
But a growing body of research suggests that old gender and racial biases persist, from men's greater popularity on Twitter to African Americans' lower acceptance rates on Airbnb.
The results indicate that it is necessary to promote public's acceptance of the LPR policy, because lower acceptance will lead to more negative reactions towards the policy, which may weaken its effectiveness.
We also investigated whether religiosity was associated with lower acceptance, irrespective of education.
It may seem that heightened competition is a good thing for science, but there are serious deleterious effects that come with lower acceptance rates.
In bivariate analyses, Christian affiliation was associated with lower acceptance of evolution, with nondenominational Christians showing the lowest level of acceptance.
