Sentence examples for privileged applicants from inspiring English sources

Some writers "emerge" despite challenges, and they should be celebrated – but it is unreasonable to put arbitrary barriers in the way of less privileged applicants and expect them to perform better than those more advantaged.

It is hard to see how the Office for Students, which will absorb the Office for Fair Access and the Higher Education Funding Council, will be able to shape the university landscape so that the small elite improves outreach to less privileged applicants.

Why? Because, for a host of reasons including a legacy of racial discrimination and unequal schools, many (not all) black and Latino applicants don't have the same academic preparation as other, more privileged applicants to the most selective public and private universities.

Although members of vulnerable populations have a chance of being heard in court, ultimately "a privileged applicant has far greater chances to be heard by the Court than an underprivileged one" [ 25].

He estimated that about half of the most privileged black applicants would not make the cut without racial preferences.

Nor do they object to the types of preferential treatment that mostly benefit privileged whites, including applicants whose parents are alumni or major donors.

Many called the auction a farce aimed at attracting privileged data from applicants, and the $2 billion in tax breaks promised by New York and Virginia also left local politicians and residents crying foul.

The former dean of the College of Law, the dean of the College of Business, and high-ranking officials at the undergraduate college like President B. Joseph White, Chancellor Richard Herman and Associate Provost Keith Marshall, are named in the report as participating in or encouraging the admission of privileged but sometimes unqualified applicants.

4 This disparity may be at least partly due to the use of A levels (or equivalent advanced qualifications) as a primary selection tool for ability within the United Kingdom, as A levels are known to advantage applicants from privileged backgrounds.

(2) Classified or privileged information may be released to applicants only by proper authorities in accordance with applicable regulations.

The world's smallest violin playing for these privileged children, who probably deprived qualified applicants a spot at these universities.