Sentence examples for test for admission from inspiring English sources

The GMAC is best known as the provider of the Graduate Management Admission Test, the most widely used test for admission to an M.B.A. program, taken about 200,000 times per year.

Bronx Science, from which Mr. Levy graduated in 1970, is one of the city's most selective schools, requiring a test for admission.

As has happened at other prestigious city high schools that use only a test for admission, the black and Hispanic population at Hunter has fallen in recent years.

Late last year, after 50 years of using E.T.S. to develop and administer the GMAT, the test for admission to business school, the Graduate Management Admission Council announced that starting in 2006, it would no longer use the testing service.

Perhaps one occurs when Elena's schoolteacher, Maestra Oliviero, tells her that she must take the test for admission to middle school, and that her parents will have to pay for extra lessons to prepare her.

"You know: 'You're Asian, you must be smart,' " said Jan Michael Vicencio, an immigrant from Manila and a junior at Brooklyn Tech, one of the eight schools that use the test for admission.

Last school year, of the 14,415 students enrolled in the eight specialized high schools that require a test for admissions, 8,549 were Asian.

The summer was passed near Bologna, where Mozart passed the tests for admission to the Accademia Filarmonica.

Last fall, he set a uniform cutoff score on two standardized tests for admission to the city's gifted and talented programs.

They either don't require tests for admission, exempt students who meet certain criteria, or use the tests only for placement purposes.

While the school does require E.R.B. testing for admission, it accepts 45 percent of applicants, compared with, for example, 8.2 percent at the Trinity School on the Upper West Side.