Sentence examples for regular applicant from inspiring English sources

Zachary Johnson, 17, of New Rochelle High was admitted by early action to Stanford University; Andrew Ecker, 17, of Byram Hills High was deferred by Georgetown University, where his application was transferred to the regular applicant pool.

And Mr. Kiss said that so far standardized test scores from the regular applicant pool looked stronger than usual.

I was rejected early -- that's right, I wasn't even deferred to the regular applicant pool, I was "free to explore other opportunities".

If your application is incomplete, contact the college immediately, find out what's missing, and send in the final pieces so you can be reviewed as a regular applicant.

In general, they conclude that Early Action applicants are slightly stronger on average than regular applicants, but that Early Decision applicants are weaker.

Half of all current Harvard students were early applicants; only ten per cent of the regular applicants to Harvard were accepted.

But there was no category where the percentage of early applicants admitted was not higher than for regular applicants, often by 10 to 20 percentage points.

The four early action colleges took 51percentt of the students with these scores who applied early, but only 39percentt of regular applicants with these scores.

They find that Early Decision applicants at Princeton are admitted at close to three times the rate of regular applicants (fifty-five per cent versus nineteen per cent), but have lower average S.A.T. scores.

The Coast Guard Academy has also become part of the trend, having accepted 59percentt of early applicants and 7percentt of regular applicants a year ago for the 334 slots in the class of 2005.

Clearly the statistical odds are better: many colleges take about a third of their early applicants compared to 10 to 20percentt of their regular applicants, although most college officials say they take more early applicants because they are drawing from a stronger group of candidates.