Sentence examples for older applicants from inspiring English sources

Some schools will accept a slightly higher percentage of older applicants, but your applicability is mostly peaking around the 26-29 age range.

But all agree: older applicants need to give themselves enough time to study and drill.

Those of us old enough recall the stringent requirements imposed on older applicants for private health insurance.

He said the union was also seeing older applicants, including people in their 50s, seeking the five-year apprenticeships.

Muzyka says age is not a determinant at Sauder, but counsels older applicants to undergo some academic preparation.

They made resumes for older applicants (ages 64-66), middle-aged applicands (49-51), and younger applicants 29-311).

The reality may be more nuanced, but most graduate schools are officially unmoved by the older applicant's circumstances.

Where an older applicant may have extra experience and maturity, you can highlight that you're young and enthusiastic.

The results revealed that the older applicant received less positive responses when a job was vacant, although the older applicant possessed the same qualifications as the younger applicant (Bendick et al. 1997 and Bendick et al. 1999).

In such a case, the payoff period for learning such skills is longer for a young applicant who is expected to have a long tenure than for an older applicant.

Do not waste valuable time and energy on organizations that will discriminate against you based solely on the fact that you're an older applicant.