Sentence examples for needed for admission from inspiring English sources

McGwire, who has been eligible for four years, eked his way up to 24 percent in January, far short of the 75 percent needed for admission.

If he does not win the 19 votes needed for admission to the elite known as the immortals, Mr. Giscard d'Estaing, above, may well be able to attribute his rejection to a settling of old political scores by rightist immortals with long memories, according to Agence France-Presse.

If, for example, a student is a competitive applicant for early admission — meaning his G.P.A., rank, test scores, course rigor and other factors are in the midrange of the previous year's early admission admits — then applying early decision might provide the boost needed for admission, since ED is binding and schools are often at least slightly less competitive in the ED review.

Prospective teachers are also deeply upset by the governor's call to raise the grade point average needed for admission into teacher education programs at the State University.

The test score necessary for admission to Stuyvesant has consistently been higher than that needed for admission to the other schools using the test.

The state also alleged that the K12-managed schools falsely asserted that they offered the full range of courses needed for admission to California public universities, and that all students would have access to a flexible, individualized learning plan.

What GPA and MCAT scores will I need for admission?

We used the National Children's Hospital (NCH) severity-of-illness tool because it has been validated with respect to need for admission.

Infants born to women with borderline gestational diabetes were at increased risk of macrosomia (birthweight ≥4.5 kg) and need for admission to the neonatal nursery.

Severely injured patients at discharge from the ED were defined by: invasive resuscitating procedures (that is, tracheal intubation), invasive life-saving procedures (emergency surgery, defibrillation) and need for admission to the ICU.

Moreover, the writing we are taught in Advanced Placement (AP) and International Baccalaureate IBB) courses is unlike the style needed for college admissions essays.