Sentence examples for track admission from inspiring English sources

For the special track admission, any 12th-grade student residing in one of a number of prescribed provinces which have a shortage of doctors are eligible to sit the exam.

Mr. Balbaky wanted his essay to be "bulletproof and unassailable," so in 2008 he hired Write Track Admissions in Washington.

At Write Track Admissions, a detailed questionnaire is administered upfront and is devised "to get as personal as possible," said Hamada Zahawi, a co-founder of the company.

He warned that moves to introduce "off quota" places, outside the current cap, and announcements like that by a group of academics led by A C Grayling to set up a new private humanities university, risk introducing a "two track" admissions system.

The system tracks admission information and follow-up consults.

That is the kind of two-track admissions system the court condemned in Bakke.

Moreover, the university's current policy also violates this court's precedents forbidding dual-track admissions programs and racial quotas.

Thus, there is no doubt that the 1995-1998 admissions policies involved a two-track admissions system and "operated as the functional equivalent of a quota".

In its Supreme Court appeal, the Center for Individual Rights calls this approach "a race-based two-track admissions system" that is even "more egregious" than the 16percentt minority quota the court struck down in the Bakke case.

Part I covers applications, part II tracks admissions, and part III records who actually shows up for classes.

For example, in 1992, when Cheryl Hopwood filed a law suit against the University of Texas Law School, it was using a two-track admissions policy in which applications from African-Americans and Hispanics were evaluated separately – and against more lenient standards – from other applications.