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She didn't have the guts to ask the question of Stanford's director of admissions that day.

Most colleges are trying to maintain their aid programmes, although Tufts has said it had to halt its need-blind admissions policy.

They are at the front of the cover-up over Planet X, and expect to be blamed by the public when admissions are finally made.

Show that you feel positive about their school and "talk it up" even if it was not your first choice or you lost an admissions appeal.

Buffett applied to Harvard Business School but was turned down in what had to be one of the worst admissions decisions is Harvard history.

The reunion comes after Miss Fanning skipped out on the "Twilight" convention over the weekend to take a college admissions test.

She had good grades but wanted to get into graduate school, so she did an honors thesis to impress the graduate admissions committee.

The change, they said, had been forced on them by the Office of the Schools Adjudicator, set up in 1998 to police admissions.

Though specific essay topics differ, at the heart of every business school admissions essay are a few questions: Why business school?

Grutter allowed but did not require states to take account of race in admissions.

Ms. Lu brainstormed with a ThinkTank consultant on ways to redo her admissions essay, which had originally been about playing badminton.

Applications from students in India alone are three times that of two years ago, according to Randall Sawyer, director of admissions.

This accomplishment speaks volumes and is bound to impress admissions officers, especially if you were an English major.

The Harvard admissions office has an essay on its Web site called "Time Out or Burn Out for the Next Generation. "

You know, an old classmate of mine works in Admissions at Georgetown.

Most of the admissions officers liked the question that the applicant chose to ask himself.

The admissions people said that if I thought I could manage I could have a place, as long as my mother accompanied me to classes.

This is only natural given the aura [5] of Harvard and its extremely competitive admissions process, but it was still a bit unsettling.

The company is an outsourced operations, HR, admissions and student support team for distance learning environments.

Above a certain objective threshold set by an institution (grades, SATs, whatever), make college admissions absolutely random.

Somehow, I was all smiles when I met the people in the admissions office, and they were all so welcoming and supportive of me.

The aim was to reduce each patient' s length of stay on the admissions ward and the waiting time for a bed in the emergency areas.

This year, the week weak economy has admissions officers nervous that some families may not be able to pay for college as planned.

What about using that background and talent in a different field, say as an admissions counselor for a nearby college or university?

If it comes with your admissions materials, you should give it to the guidance office to complete as early as possible.

"It's something we're hearing from students two or three times a day, " says Keith Armstrong, vice-president of admissions for the school.

and say that it was just to consider race and ethnicity as a factor in admissions ?

A case of a 37-year old obese patient with alcohol, sedative and opioid abuse as well as previous admissions with chest pain is presented.

One element many of them had going for them in the admissions process was that they were identified as "legacies" --the offspring of alumni.

Ian: Look, even if that letter was accurate, an American admissions committee would just laugh at it.

She said admissions officers take pains to check English ability through e-mail exchanges.

If I send my music CDs or other art to the admissions office, will it be helpful in my application?

Admissions officers are chasing not so much a more perfect student as a more perfect class.

It will have more impact on our future than where we decide to set the admissions bar for the latest wave of would-be americans.

Most notably, alumni will no longer conduct admissions interviews, freeing them up for other roles in the admissions process.

A veteran admissions officer says students only hurt themselves when they attempt to game the system.

Thatmight sound like an appealing prospect: less traffic, more room at the beach, easier college admissions.

Any personal information received by the MBA admissions office is confidential and will only be used for admission purposes .

International admissions officers advise students to apply to at least three schools.

The development has fuelled a dramatic rise in demand for private tutors set up to help teenagers negotiate the admissions process.

S. admissions officers are keenly aware that elevated4 TOEFL scores do not necessarily indicate truly superior command of the language.

The company said the World Cup soccer tournament cut admissions revenue by 26 percent in the 19-week period ended July 8.

Says Mr. Lewis, the international admissions director, "It's very hard, sitting here at a desk in the U. S. , to judge what's fraudulent. "

B: Right. I took a year off from school. I'm headed for the admissions office now.

Thank you for your inquiry about getting information or materials from an admissions office at Harvard University.

The traditional admissions model with Tongzhaotongfen was broken, the school began to be included in the track competition in the market.

To take one example: most blacks favour racial preferences for minorities in such things as university admissions. Most whites do not.

When Oklahoma Christian University decided to jump into international admissions, it hired three recruiters and sent them to China.

For the administrators of private schools, the restrictions on admissions and tuition make it harder to make their institutions stand out.

Most importantly, stick to the point, say admissions directors.

Colleges in France and Germany do not control their admissions policies; their students are largely allocated to them by the state.

We argue that increased competition for college admissions may be an important source of these trends.

But until last night I had not heard such direct admissions of concern.

Be sure to send a paper copy of your GRE results to the Admissions Office along with your application.

Because unlike college admissions in China, American colleges do not choose you for your test scores.

But it says that despite the common perception that money helps in private school admissions, donors' children will not be given preference.

S. schools in terms of Ivy League admissions, concludes: "They're very serious about their education, it's Exeter, Harvard or bust. "

Students hedge against the plummeting admissions rates by flooding the system with even more applications.

Upon graduation, please request that your high school send a final transcript to the Office of Admissions showing your date of graduation.

So far, we have dealt with the application process, college admissions tests, English language testing, financial aid, and other subjects.

That's one reason most college admissions officers tell us they rely on the SAT to be an objective measure of college readiness.

The book tells you what colleges want to see using interviews with actual admissions officers .

But seriously, why do admissions offices at top tier universities put such a high premium on diversity anyway?

In clinical disorders, injury was the leading cause of hospitalization for female early adolescent admissions.

Jennifer Delahunty, the dean of admissions and financial aid at Kenyon College, in Ohio, let this secret out in a 2006 New York Times op-ed.

Many Cambridge college admissions tutors say that the grade predictions for state- and private-school applicants seem equally erratic.

These increased admissions were largely due to an increased number of urinary tract infections and urinary stones.

There is no one, not even the admissions officer right now that could tell you your chances.

Now that all the college-admissions acceptance and rejection letters have been mailed, students and parents are taking stock of their lot.

Taking the two exams in succession, Shanshan realized the great difference both in selecting standards and admissions policies.

This communication acknowledges that the Office of Admissions and received your application for admission.

Admissions officers use the essay to compare hundreds or even thousands of applicants with similar grades, activities, and SAT scores.

How do they plan to 'fake' an interview with one of our admissions officers?

Although admissions officers really do try to give careful consideration to the applications, the sheer numbers are daunting.

The use of a short-stay observation unit (OBI) in a pediatric department has reduced the number of admissions.

The goal of the college admissions process is to help every student find a college that best matches his or her interests and needs.

Over one-third of the time an admissions officer spends on your application is spent evaluating your essay.

Delivery was the leading cause of hospitalization for female late adolescent admissions.

The threat of a court injunction should rest on "cold, hard, solid fact, established either by admissions or by trials. "

They wanted to enhance and gave more opportunities for the disadvantaged groups by Open Admissions through the higher education system.

No-one has reformed the admissions code like this for years.

However, the law does not bar sex discrimination in admissions at private undergraduate schools, only public ones.

In a prospective study, iatrogenic medication errors were registered among paediatric admissions.

dean of admissions, Sharon felt some trepidation about how she would do in her interview.

B waitlist may be created to include top candidates in rank order besides those who have been selected for offering admissions.

They do not have enough beds in emergency admissions or intensive care nor operating theatres to cope with the volume of casualties.

The admissions process is intensely competitive. Thomas Jefferson is part of the Fairfax County Public Schools but serves a wider area.

Including Harvard and Stanford, thousands of universities in more than 60 countries recognize AP in their admissions processes.

Rolling admissions means that a school has no fixed admissions deadline.

Association between antihypertensive agent use and hospital admissions in a managed care population .

Association between antihypertensive agent use and hospital admissions in a managed care population .

Both in the Philippines north of Manila and in Jakarta on the islands of Java there are admissions that include the word "sinking" .

Critics have accused admissions officers of using the review process as a means to reinstate racial preferences in violation of the law.

International Admissions may request further information before making a decision regarding credit.

If you look for the international admissions officer on the site, email directly to that person in admissions.

The Bush administration previously insisted that the North Korean declaration contain detailed admissions.

Many Chinese express skepticism at the idea of teacher recommendations and interviews determining college admissions.

Dear Chengdu, Sichuan International Studies University College Admissions Office Leadership: Hello!

For subsequent admissions the history could simply refer back to the "complete ROS" documented on a specified date.

Students may over- or underestimate their abilities and capacities to compete well in a selective admissions process.

Admissions people are very savvy and can see through the 'big-titled' recommendation with little substance.

Hey, it was just the early admissions deadline.

The rights were stipulated in the Constitution; however, the opportunities were the creation of the Open Admissions Policy.

When Oklahoma Christian University decided to jump intointernational admissions, it hired three recruiters and sent themto China.

Thank you for your admissions application. Your confirmation number is 1640.

It was staff at those clinics who first voiced concerns about the increasing numbers of admissions involving severely handicapped children.

that means each admissions officer has to comb through hundreds of them in a few short months.

May first is an important date in the college admissions process in the United States.

In 2006, the average white student scored 1063, out of 1600 on the Scholastic Aptitude Test, which is widely used for university admissions.

The information about group leaders, Postgraduate & Postdoctoral Admissions, and work opportunities etc.

Indeed, this may be why, at the top schools, it is surprisingly hard to get admissions staff on the phone.

Hospital admissions due to adverse drug reactions may be more than 10% of the total in some countries.

The information about group leaders, Postgraduate & Postdoctoral Admissions, and work opportunities etc. is offered on the website.

This seminar of Beijing foreign studies university (by) and China admissions office jointly sponsored translation association.

As the cost of college soars, the admissions process has become increasingly competitive.

Foreign students interested in the Merchant Marine Academy must request application forms directly from the admissions office.

In the year and a half before the ban, hospitals had three hundred ninety-nine admissions for heart attacks.

Country Festivals Friday and Saturday nights, sightseeing tour of Nashville, admissions to places of interest.

According to the Universities and Colleges Admissions Service, 55% of applicants do not get the grades predicted by their teachers.

The admissions committee enjoyed reading your essay about your interest in pursuing economics at a liberal arts college.

How will the Admissions Committee evaluate if I take both?

While admission to Cornell is competitive, Cornell's admissions personnel vigorously support equality of opportunity.

When you take the test, have your scores forwarded by the testing service to the UCLA Undergraduate Admissions Office .

Applicants may receive phone interviews prior to admissions. Group interviews may be organized.

Establish, update, and maintain standard admissions criteria; review and provide input for admissions of applicants.

Rising costs also increase competition to get into the best schools, according to Michele Hernandez, a college admissions consultant.

Admissions and placement tests may be required as part of the admission process.

However, Stern's admissions department has found the arrival of personalised guitars, skis and snowboards a little hard to handle.

As an assistant in the Admissions Office , I dealt with students , parents, alumni, and faculty .

Although we at Reed find SAT and ACT scores useful, they receive a good deal less weight in our admissions process.

The college counselors at many private schools have spent years building relationships with college admissions offices.

From 1980 to 1993 , admissions to the Tibet totalled about two hundred thousand and foreign exchange earnings were up to $ 65 million.

Testing agencies will not release results directly to the Admissions Office unless an applicant does so.

The experience helped show the admissions committee his seriousness about his goal of starting a business in the field.

Neuropathy is the leading cause of diabetes-related hospital admissions and amputations that are not secondary to trauma.

Admissions to hospital with infection are increasing significantly in non-Aboriginal children, as similar studies in the US have also found.

Admissions officers are looking for what you value most and how those values are expressed.

If a class is worth mentioning in an admissions essay, it should be one in which you worked hard and gained a lot of valuable information.

As the issue of standardized test use attests, college admissions is a difficult and complex process.

But March also means another kind of madness -- the nervous wait for admissions letters from colleges and universities.

Some Hollywood veterans would prefer a tally of admissions over the current standard of dollars.

I portrayed a member of the admissions board that voted to admit Elle Woods (Reese Witherspoon) into Harvard Law School.

The letter must arrive in the Admissions Office at least two days before the "Reply Date" shown on the Offer Notice. 4.

The study found that heart attack admissions have continued to fall.

The university admissions office was inundated with applications and supporting documents.

The SSAT or Secondary Schools Admissions Test is the most widely used standardized admissions test by private schools throughout the world.

More drop out, and fewer pass the bar exam than would have done under race-neutral admissions policies.

No ranking of high schools is perfect, and this one offers a cross-section, rather than an exhaustive appraisal, of college admissions.

Why should one British health area have eight times more "unscheduled admissions" (the costly sort) than its very similar neighbour?

She once worked in the admissions offices of Chicago University and Brown University as well as some others .

Charles Deacon, dean of admissions at Georgetown University in Washington, D. C. says, the most common reason is to have a chance to travel.

Admissions officers nationwide point to several possible reasons for the drop in applications.

Colleges and universities will communicate any changes to their admissions policies or application requirements to students.

Competitive admissions. As admission will be competitive, preference will be given to the most academically capable students.

The Admissions Director and the Dean are especially pleased with the improvement since they get a high volume of mail per day.

The support given by the international admissions staff here at the college is commendable.

I had a great interview with Admissions at Columbia University.

The most common specialty admissions among early adolescents were for pediatrics, followed by surgery, and then general medicine.

Patients with repeated admissions for the same disorder incur unnecessarily high health cost.

But students from China can find themselves ill-prepared for the admissions process at American colleges.

They help students find schools and get information about financial aid, admissions tests and visa requirements.

The scared tourists were offered cash compensations including admissions refunds.

"A National Indian Community College" - map, admissions, academic calendar, more.

An Admissions and Records Assistant is working on your application.

Profits from admissions and special events will benefit the organisation's South Bronx education programme.

Some of the services provided by agents in China violate ethical standards for college admissions in the U.

Admissions, ferry ticket, all meals, travel insurance, driver &guide gratuities are NOT included.

All the admissions staff we spoke to said that Cambridge qualifications are good preparation for university.

The firm interviewed agents and admissions consultants, as well as more than 200 Beijing students headed to U. S. schools.

Treatment often requires long-term hospital admissions and frequent outpatient visits.

It turned out that a staff member at the local student admissions office forgot to enter Li's application form in the system.

At Whitman College, the admissions Web site has an area where people can send questions to current international students.

Even so, using non-proprietary sites presents marketing and admissions staff with certain challenges.

Bottom line: don't get hung up on grievances, because you have no way of knowing why an admissions decision was made.

Deep vein thrombosis and pulmonary embolism are a major cause of hospital admissions.

Most students need 54 credits to transfer, or almost two years' worth, Torrington admissions counselor Dana Forchette said.

May 1st is an important date in the college admissions process in the United States.

Sometimes when I write lyrics I make an outline or a rough draft as though I'm preparing to write an admissions essay.

However, the law does not bar sex discrimination in admissions and at private undergraduate schools, only public ones.

Does more economic diversity necessarily mean lower admissions standards?

And here are the criteria a top economics PhD program uses in determining admissions.

Core classes, central cases and role models should reflect this commitment, as should the admissions policy.

A study examined the effectiveness of extended nursing roles in a GP-admissions unit.

In fact, deans and admissions directors commonly say that demand for MBA courses is counter-cyclical.

She believes an admissions consultant told clients to say 'yourself, 30 years in the future, ' a response that quickly cluttered her office.

But that's not good enough for many critics, who have described the partial free-admissions plan it as "fawning over foreigners. "

So their admissions policies don't matter just to high school seniors; they're a matter of national interest.

As well as creativity, admissions directors also look for integrity.

The admissions process also includes an interview component for students applying to the major.

Were her rights violated, by the admissions policy of the law school?

Peter Johnson, Haas' director of admissions, says he was surprised at the amount of attention the school's recruitment podcasts attracted.

Today's application inflation is a cause and symptom of the uncertainty in admissions.

Most admissions offers are contingent on your final grades.

I would like to look at the information about college and university admissions for Waldorf students.

Admissions committees want to make sure that applicants have the necessary personal background to succeed in their school or program.

They help students findschoolschools and get information about financial aid, admissions tests and visa requirements.

There is no distinction in admissions between either campus for MBA participants.

Kaplan, a test preparation and admissions adviser, recommends two to three months of preparation.

Admissions staff at top business schools know when candidates are cutting corners, says Richmond.

for the betterment of the whole school please register in the Admissions Office.

in Physics from Oxford and has served as chief of staff to two StanfordUniversity presidents as well as Dean of Admissions.

And I hope all the Admissions Office teachers there will be safety.

Another alternative, suggested by the authors, is to change the admissions process to ensure children only start school after a certain age.

The economic downturn is having the opposite effect at graduate school admissions offices - applications there are going up.

Write a cover letter to your application introducing yourself to the Admissions Board.

The selling concept is also practiced in the nonprofit area by fund-raisers, college admissions offices, and political parties.

the continuing global campuses marketing and admissions, to the service and support.

After all, deans of admissions of highly selective schools are in reality, "deans of rejection. "

Each nation's moneyed class has a different motivation, say head teachers and admissions tutors in the UK, US and New Zealand.

"It is our hope that all applicants will represent themselves accurately and transparently in the admissions process, " she wrote.

What if my state requires testing, or if my children need to take standardized tests later for college admissions? Will they be prepared?

In the early 1950s, doctors at Mount Sinai Hospital in New York studied a sample of 21 consecutive admissions to the cataract ward.

Seek information about tuition waivers from admissions officers or the international student adviser.

This week, the 26-member military alliance will again consider adding new members (the last admissions were in 2004 and 1999).

The director of admissions, Doug Scrima, says employers and graduate schools like these evaluations, called narratives.

When you create your graduate school personal statement, you are presenting a total picture of yourself to admissions officers.

Results: 454 consecutive index admissions had blood chemistry, diabetic status and follow-up information recorded.

Middle of December: Early Action admissions decisions are available online.

Carefully shop for an admissions consultant if you decide to get one.

During the ban, heart attack admissions to the local hospital fell by a staggering 40 per cent.

Even in Britain, the top universities are under huge pressure from the government to make their admissions policies less "elitist" .

She regards a need-blind admissions policy as a "moral imperative" .

And a heck of an admissions essay.

The record applicant pool resulted in the most competitive admissions process in the history of Harvard College.

In fact, more than 80% of college admissions officers report using Facebook as part of their recruiting process.

First, the service these outfits sell is a fraud, an abuse of the admissions process.

That figure is the lowest since refugee admissions plunged for nearly two years after the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks.

For more information, please visit the Prospectus and Admissions Homepage.

You should find recommenders who know you well and are willing to be contacted by the admissions.

As senior medicine resident on call for the night, I was responsible for two interns, new admissions and all cardiac arrests.

A clinical ward coordinator role was developed within an emergency admissions ward.

that only academic promise and scholarly potential should count in admissions.

All the reports are on our Web site; we will give the address later. We discussed the admissions process, and the costs of higher education.

Shall I mail all the materials to the graduation admissions office?

Students discuss the issue of affirmative action and college admissions.

But now admissions officers must familiarize themselves with potentially thousands of schools to find a good fit.

Admissions officers also may consider college grades and other information, like work experience.

Rest assured that admissions officers are not cavalier in making their decisions.

Many American college admissions reps travel to China during these spring months.

Evaluator: We appreciate your time in helping us with our Admissions evaluation of the above-named applicant.

That means an admissions tutor can be more confident that the latter are able students, says Robert Coe, the lead author of the study.

In the year and a half before the ban, hospitals had 399 admissions for heart attacks.

Most admissions decisions and financial aid award letters arrive this month.

In the past, only some universities accepted the ACT as a college admissions examination.

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Congratulations! We have received your Admissions Application and you have been admitted to City College of San Francisco, Non-Credit.

I'm the director of admissions, and we're seeing a moderate increase in applications, because a West Point education is fully funded.

And your general principle is that admissions shouldn't reward arbitrary factors, over which people have no control. ---Right.

Shall I mail all the materials to the graduate admissions office?

Jack was placed on the waiting list by the college admissions committee.