Sentence examples for overseas admissions from inspiring English sources

If universities face a decrease in overseas admissions, they could each lose £5m to £7m a year, he added.

International box office revenue was up 5% to $10.85 billion, surpassing domestic box office returns for the second consecutive year, although overseas admissions also declined.

But the administration is simultaneously undermining the overseas refugee admissions program as well.

And the club, grateful for the support, has promised any shareholder living overseas free admission to Real Oviedo home games.

In fact, the impact of the Obama administration's retreat on Doma wasn't lost on the US Citizenship and Immigration Service (USCIS), the federal agency that overseas US visa admissions.

Age at course entry was collapsed into mature (21 and over) or not (< 21); ethnicity was grouped as White vs non-White; Fee status was used as a proxy for Domicile and grouped into UK vs EU or overseas; and pre-admission qualifications were grouped into standard A-levels (including Scottish Highers) vs all others.

Admissions criteria overseas range from forgiving to daunting.

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The Public English Test System PETSS) Band 1 to Band 5 is a suite of English proficiency tests for learners at all levels and used for a variety of purposes, including mainly admission, promotion, overseas study, and so on.

We specialize in test preparation and admissions counseling for overseas students applying to U.S. universities.

Nevertheless, many of China's top students are still compared to "Harvard Girl", and admissions to top overseas universities often make big news in mainland China; for example, Cheng Wanxin attracted media attention in Sichuan province when she was accepted to Harvard in April 2009.