Sentence examples for specialized admissions from inspiring English sources

How well would a college admissions officer from a high-level college or university (with regionally specialized admissions officers) likely know the underpinnings of course offerings at a well-known high school that is thousands of miles away?

American Studies has used the specialized admissions test since it opened a decade ago.

A corollary, perhaps, of the masculine leanings of the eight schools is the makeup of some of the elite high schools that do not use the specialized admissions test for admission.

Many students also find success in using the help of a specialized admissions counselor.

This year, of those who took the Specialized High School Admissions Test, 51 percent were girls.

Amongst them, three patients (42.8%) received specialized neurointensive care since admission.

If you asked a police artist to make a composite sketch of a New York University student based on a recent national survey of colleges by Princeton Review, a private company that specializes in college admissions, this is what it would show: a politically engaged, gay-friendly, left-leaning nonathlete who favored cultural diversity.

If you want a picture of what a meritocracy might look like, you need look no further than the New York City specialized high schools which make admissions decisions solely on the basis of the SHSAT, a test that closely resembles the SAT.

On the other hand, 27.3% (n = 3) of the patients required assistance from a hospital specialized in chronic diseases; and premature admission of one day or more previous to appointments for tests resulted in 9.1% (n = 1).

Yet, if this is true and if admission to an ideal specialized ICU is not beneficial, then the logical conclusion would be to make all ICUs generalized and avoid specialization altogether.

The Department of Education has decided to investigate a complaint filed in September by civil rights groups over the admissions policies of eight highly competitive "specialized" high schools in New York City.