Abu Dhabi, which accepts about two hundred students a year.
Juilliard's president, Joseph W. Polisi, said he was sending out information to foundations and individual donors who had inquired about helping the Music Advancement Program, which accepts about 50 children a year.
"For Americans, the tradition of alumni donations is very strong, it's a very generous community," said Nick Barniville, marketing manager for Insead, which accepts about 725 M.B.A. candidates a year in two groups.
New York has skirmished in the past with states that balked at taking its trash, and Pennsylvania, which accepts about 12 million tons of out-of-state trash a year, has had a love-hate relationship with the lucrative trash business.
Indeed, the University of Pennsylvania, which accepted about 45percentt of its incoming freshman class early and was tied for fourth among national universities in last year's survey, does not intend to scale back its early decision policy, said Lee Stetson, Penn's dean of admissions.
"It's returned to a decent level of impossibility for a new voice to emerge," said Ms. Norman, who is also on the faculty of the Juilliard School's playwriting program, which accepts only 4 of about 400 applicants each year.
In Ohio, the state board of education is considering a science curriculum that would teach "intelligent design," which accepts some evolutionary notions about how species develop, but argues that God or a godlike creator must have been in charge of the grand plan.
The club, which accepts roughly two dozen swimmers from about age 12 to 18 at any one time, has long been the place where young local swimmers compete and hone skills year-round (they switch to indoor pools in the cold) that readies them for college teams and beyond.
Fabella, which accepts pregnant women that other facilities reject, charges 3,000 pesos, about $70, for a normal delivery.
Detailed about banks which accept the fee are given in BRTA website (www.brta.gov.bd).
Mr. Gracey said that the Lawrenceville School usually got 90 applications each year from students seeking to do postgraduate work, of which it accepts about 25. "We look for someone with a great sense of initiative, and we like to see them adding something to the community in arts, athletics or having students from around the world," Mr. Gracey said.
