Sentence examples for round of admissions from inspiring English sources

Slightly more than 14,000 students were without a school assignment at the end of the second round of admissions.

Sometimes students want to jump on the early bandwagon because they fear that the early round of admissions fills most of the seats in the freshman class.

The City Department of Education said yesterday that it had placed 11,211 students in public high schools for the next academic year, completing the final round of admissions.

Just last week, city education officials were hailing the results of the final round of admissions, in which more than 11,000 students were assigned to schools after being denied their top choices in their first two rounds or after failing to fill out an application.

The reason is that students who are accepted for one of the six specialized schools are included only in a first round of admissions to the other schools, and in it must compete with all the top students who are accepted to specialized schools.

Students who did not take the exam -- or who took the test but whose results are too low for them to be admitted to a specialized school -- are included in a second round of admissions, in which they face diminished competition for the remaining seats in nonexam schools.

While nearly 40percentt of the seats in next year's freshman class at Cornell are now reserved, the university has still allowed itself much flexibility for the main round of admission, when most students will apply.

With the exception of Columbia Business School, which has rolling admissions and reviews applications as they are received, the leading business schools organise three or four rounds of admissions in the 12 months before matriculation.

As detailed here in the British Medical Journal, staff at St George's Hospital Medical School decided to write an algorithm that would automate the first round of its admissions process.

Branson said every revenue stream counted these days, which led to a round of gloomy admissions about the problems of keeping large estates afloat.

We developed a questionnaire with nine closed and four open questions in summer 2013 and ran a pilot-study with the first round of the admission-test in August 2013.