Although 113 percent of white applicants got accepted into medical school — as well as 44.3 percent of hispanic applicants and 42.1 percent of Asian applicants — only 36.2 percent of black applicants were accepted.
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Eighty percent were college applicants, and 20% were parents of applicants.
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On average, white applicants receive 24 percent more callbacks than Latino applicants.
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Yet Palantir ultimately hired 11 Asian applicants and 14 non-Asian applicants.
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"The record evidence demonstrates that Harvard's race-based admissions process significantly disadvantages Asian-American applicants compared to applicants of other racial groups — including both white applicants and applicants from other racial minority groups," the DOJ said in court papers filed Thursday.
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"The record evidence demonstrates that Harvard's race-based admissions process significantly disadvantages Asian-American applicants compared to applicants of other racial groups -- including both white applicants and applicants from other racial minority groups," the Justice Department said in court papers Thursday.
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In a 40-page statement of interest Thursday, DOJ attorneys said the record of evidence shows Harvard's race-based admissions process significantly disadvantages Asian-American applicants compared to applicants of other racial groups, including both white applicants and applicants from other racial minority groups.
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Concord told BuzzFeed News it admits 22018% of EJD applicants and nearly 299% of JD applicants.
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Another 1.8 million were non-applicants for US government jobs, mostly spouses and partners of applicants.
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"They found very few applicants," she said, adding that applicants are offered drug treatment resources anyway.
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And many will scour applicants' Facebook and LinkedIn pages, call applicants' references and request official transcripts.
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The Foundation received 216,000 applicants compared to 151,000 for 2018, with a record 90,000 female applicants.
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Roughly 34% of legacy applicants are admitted—more than five times the rate of non-legacy applicants.
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Older female applicants for administrative jobs had a 47 percent lower callback rate than young female applicants.
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H-1B applicants who get "requests for evidence" are actually the luckier bunch among all visa applicants.
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White applicants with criminal records were more likely to get called back than black applicants without them.
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Of the accepted applicants so far, the average age is 37 and nine applicants have school-aged kids.
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First, companies must notify applicants that artificial intelligence will be used to consider applicants' "fitness" for a position.
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Luckily for his applicants, Musk doesn't place much emphasis on whether applicants give the right answer, explains the author.
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That means 75,885 advanced degree applicants who lost out were then added to the regular pool of 94,213 applicants.
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In 2018, LANL had 90 applicants for 103 spots; this year, the program had 230 applicants for 15 spots.
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Collecting this additional information from visa applicants will strengthen our process for vetting these applicants and confirming their identity.
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Evaluators also mistakenly thought black job applicants negotiated more than white applicants, even when they negotiated the same amount.
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Here are the 10 most sought-after six-figure jobs: Median base salary: $100,000Ratio of applicants to openings: 3.06Number of open jobs: 2,572 Median base salary: $103,000Ratio of applicants to openings: 0003Number of open jobs: 24,743 Median base salary: $110,000Ratio of applicants to openings: 9.51Number of open jobs: 3,702 Median base salary: $114,000Ratio of applicants to openings: 3.000Number of open jobs: 7,979 Median base salary: $116,2000Ratio of applicants to openings: 22.47Number of open jobs: 21,2338 Median base salary: $2135,2000Ratio of applicants to openings: 13Number of open jobs: 21,2206 Median base salary: $210,000Ratio of applicants to openings: 4.35Number of open jobs: 2,286 Median base salary: $120,000Ratio of applicants to openings: 2063Number of open jobs: 1,228 Median base salary: $130,000Ratio of applicants to openings: 2.47Number of open jobs: 1,338 Median base salary: $135,000Ratio of applicants to openings: 3.29Number of open jobs: 1,206 Tech jobs dominated Glassdoor's list of high-paying jobs with sky-high competition.
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Before ban-the-box was introduced in these states, white applicants received around 7% more callbacks than similar black applicants.
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There were 575 applicants for the 2016 pilot and already more than 773 applicants for 2017 ahead of the Dec.
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It forces applicants who identify by race to ignore their own experiences but allows other applicants to express themselves freely.
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Roughly two-thirds of African-American [applicants] are admitted as a result of racial preferences and half of Hispanic applicants.
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"We are seeing more openings than applicants, with about 144,000 [openings] to 117,000" applicants, said ZipRecruiter labor economist Julia Pollak.
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The exclusion of race will also hinder applicants, particularly applicants of color, from conveying the totality of who they are.
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These agents research and investigate visa applicants, examine the documents submitted with the visa application, and conduct interviews with applicants.
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In Philadelphia, qualified black applicants were almost three times as likely to be denied a home mortgage compared to white applicants.
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Every year we are having to accept a smaller and smaller fraction of our applicants because there are so many applicants.
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The plaintiffs say internal data shows Asian-American applicants are rated lower on personal metrics, despite outperforming white applicants in other areas.
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The plaintiffs said internal data shows Asian American applicants are rated lower on personal metrics, despite outperforming white applicants in other areas.
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Mya can pose questions to applicants to determine their availability to fill shifts and even assist applicants and recruiters in scheduling calls.
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The college admitted 5.2% of applicants to the Class of 2021, accepting 2,056 students out of 39,506 applicants, according to the college.
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As of 2017, white applicants received significantly more callbacks than equally qualified Black and Latino applicants, 36 and 24 percent more, respectively.
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The policy's detractors say that it allows less qualified minority applicants to get into universities at the expense of more qualified applicants.
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All applicants into Express Entry are given specific scores based on their talents and job prospects and then ranked with other applicants.
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Among black applicants, the disparity was even worse: Applicants with criminal records were only a third as likely to get called back.
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Most importantly, Airbnb will implement a diversity rule to mandate that all senior-level positions include female applicants and applicants from underrepresented backgrounds.
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Our current immigration system turns away deserving applicants while waving in anyone from the EU. A points system would treat all applicants fairly.
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They found that female applicants were only half as likely as male applicants to receive an "excellent" letter rather than a "good" one.
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One study found that white job interviewers sat farther away from black applicants than from white applicants and ended the interviews 25% sooner.
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It also responds to applicants it deems unfit to move forward — a refreshing shift for applicants used to being ghosted by application portals.
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Job applicants with stereotypically white-sounding names are 50 percent more likely to get a callback than applicants with stereotypically African-American names.
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Oyakhire is one of 49 applicants selected from 3,601 applicants, who received a personal phone call from Hennessy to come study at Stanford.
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And in the lead-up to thetrial, the Trump administration wrote a statement of support for the plaintiffs, who echoed the exact argument conservatives have been making for decades: ...the record evidence demonstrates that Harvard's race-based admissions process significantly disadvantages Asian-American applicants compared to applicants of other racial groups — including both white applicants and applicants from other racial minority groups.
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The Department of Education-run program began accepting applicants in October 2017, but as of 103, it had accepted just 1 percent of applicants.
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Critics of affirmative action policies argue that Asian applicants have suffered as much or even more discrimination than white applicants during the admission process.
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In that process, the team noticed that they were getting a lot of female applicants, but they weren't converting those applicants into actual hires.
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The authors didn't see the resumes of the applicants, so they couldn't statistically rule out the possibility that male applicants were actually better qualified.
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While applicants based in Washington, D.C. or New York City are preferred, Impact Fund will consider qualified applicants based anywhere in the United States.
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At trial, Harvard did not dispute that Asian-American applicants received, on average, lower personal ratings than applicants of any other race or ethnicity.
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Over the study period, the number of rural applicants declined by 18%, while the number of urban applicants increased by 33%, the study found.
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Mortara said that while Asian American applicants received higher ratings than other racial groups in academics and extracurricular activities, their applications are dragged down by comparatively low "personal" ratings determined by vague and subjective criteria that benefit other applicants, particularly African American and Hispanic applicants.
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The first day of trial testimony did little to alleviate these concerns, as the Dean of Admissions admitted requiring Asian applicants to have higher PSAT scores than non-Asian applicants in order to be contacted as part of Harvard's outreach program to potential applicants.
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According to immigration attorney Corey Lee, roughly 200,000 applicants apply for 60,000 H1-B visas a year, which means 75% of applicants are denied entry.
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Job applicants with white-sounding names are 50% more likely to get called back for an interview than similarly qualified applicants with black-sounding names.
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The lawsuit alleges Palantir routinely eliminated Asian applicants in the resume screening and telephone interview phases, even when they were as qualified as white applicants.
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These agencies use biographical and biometric information about applicants to conduct a background check and make sure applicants really are who they say they are.
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It also found, however, that white applicants saw a big increase in callbacks after the laws went into effect, widening the gap with black applicants.
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The department currently uses social media information in its vetting of applicants, but says it is labor-intensive to connect social media accounts to applicants.
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But even if landlords don't intend to discriminate against black and Hispanic applicants, HUD says, banning applicants with any kind of record has the same effect.
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Since mortgage applicants are not required to disclose their sexual orientation, researchers identified same-sex couples as co-applicants of the same gender in the study.
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"We are trying to diversify the paths to legal education, and believe that GRE applicants are as good or better than LSAT applicants," Mr. Miller said.
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Compared to the United States and neighboring Mexico, which has received tens of thousands of asylum applicants, the numbers of applicants in Guatemala has been negligible.
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Additionally, just 20% of loan applicants are approved by conventional lenders, while 60% of applicants are approved with lending marketplaces like Lendio, per the same research.
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Also that year, the audit said, the university denied admission to 47 percent of underrepresented minority applicants compared with 32 percent of white and Asian applicants.
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For the graduate program, there were 1,500 applicants for 15 slots in the class of 2016, up from 400 applicants for the inaugural class of 2015.
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While applicants based in Washington, D.C. or New York City are preferred, Indian American Impact Fund will consider qualified applicants based anywhere in the United States.
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Such discrimination proved bloody difficult to parse statistically, but experiments showed that some institutions provided non-X applicants with stronger signals to apply than X applicants.
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For instance, Reuters reported last year that Amazon had created a recruitment algorithm that unintentionally tended to favor male applicants over female applicants for certain positions.
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Asian applicants allegedly faced discrimination since at least 2010 According to the suit, the Labor Department's compliance office first began a review of Palantir's hiring practices in 63 and found that, from 2010 until the present, Palantir systematically turned down Asian applicants in favor of white applicants.
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"(It) can take considerably longer for applicants of certain backgrounds, particularly applicants from countries known for terrorism or from professions dealing in sensitive technologies," she told CNN.
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Small banks approved at least some of the amount requested for 76 percent of applicants, while large banks approved 58 percent of applicants, according to the report.
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The FTC also said LendingClub falsely told applicants their loans had been backed by investors even though the applicants still had to pass multiple rounds of approval.
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The Illinois Democrat asked the nominee if he agrees that cost is justification for an employer asking only female applicants about family planning and not male applicants.
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According to the agency, this is almost three times more applicants than applied in 214 and far more than its previous record of 8000 applicants in 1978.
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" The researchers found that after crafting and sending job applications, "relative to the young applicants, older female applicants for administrative jobs had a 47% lower callback rate.
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Documents showing that Harvard rated Asian-American applicants lower on personality traits than applicants of other races raise questions about how college admissions officers evaluate intangible criteria.
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University of San Diego Who: The school identified Lamont Smith and two applicants as the only three USD employees, students or applicants involved in the alleged wrongdoing.
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From 2013 to 2015, Nigeria, Ghana, Ukraine, Uzbekistan and Iran registered the most applicants for the lottery, accounting for nearly a third of applicants in that period.
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The government argued that black applicants would repeatedly be told there were no vacancies in Trump-owned buildings, but white applicants would then inquire and get offers.
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But an analysis of field experiments covering hiring discrimination published in Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences found that in experiments run since 1990 white job applicants received, on average, 36% more call-backs than black applicants and 24% more call-backs than Latino applicants with identical résumés.
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In one study, white applicants went from being only slightly more likely to get a callback from an employer than black applicants (before ban the box went into effect) to being four times more likely than black applicants to get called back, after ban the box had been implemented.
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"People are averse to judging too many applicants high or low on a single day, which creates a bias against people who happen to show up on days with especially strong applicants," according to a study in the journal Psychological Science, which focuses on business school applicants only.
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NASFAA has proposed creating a tiered application that offers applicants a customized set of questions, rather than sticking with a blanket approach for applicants from all income levels.
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The accepted applicants whose test scores and athletic abilities were fraudulently inflated did not displace average, hardworking applicants who sought to be admitted on their own academic merits.
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Only a small number of applicants will ultimately be invited to enroll, and Simon continues filming even while the judges convene, after the applicants have left the room.
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In that Milwaukee study, personal contact helped white applicants with criminal records a lot — but even with personal contact, only 6 percent of black applicants got called back.
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A 2009 sociological study found that white applicants were three times more likely to be admitted to selective schools than Asian applicants with the exact same academic record.
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Harvard refused to provide any specifics to BuzzFeed News about how applicants were selected for the Dean's Interest List, saying that it is "simply a list of applicants that the Dean of Admissions notes during the admissions cycle" and that students on it receive the same scrutiny as other applicants.
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If landlords reject nonwhite applicants ostensibly because of their criminal histories and accept white applicants with similar records, they can be found in violation of the Fair Housing Act.
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The Supreme Court has previously ruled that schools may use affirmative action to assist minority applicants, but conservatives have argued those programs can hurt white and Asian-American applicants.
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For example, lenders turn down African American applicants for home mortgage products more often than they turn down whites, even when both applicants have similar credit and financial backgrounds.
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Instead, Mr. Blum and the plaintiffs claim that black and Latino applicants unfairly have a higher chance of admission than Asian and white applicants with the same academic record.
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At first, the problem was a lack of access: Minority applicants for mortgage loans were rejected at much higher rates than white applicants in similar neighborhoods with similar incomes.
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The memo told them that applicants must show that their home government either condoned the behavior that the applicants said they were fleeing or was helpless to stop it.
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It's a nightmare for all involved, and while hiring managers should of course be more cognizant of applicants' neuroses, the applicants could stand to be a little less neurotic.
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Colleges Agree to Allow Increased Competition for Applicants An agreement between college counselors and the Justice Department should free up colleges to woo early-decision applicants with financial aid.
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Duke also trumpeted its record-setting number of early decision applicants, and Harvard said it had the lowest acceptance rate for early applicants since reinstating the program in 2011.
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It was filed by a group of 36 people — some of them visa applicants themselves, some of them the US citizen or permanent resident family members of visa applicants.
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According to a sociological study in 2009, white applicants were three times more likely to be admitted to selective schools than Asian applicants with the exact same academic record.
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Nearly 25% of all white students accepted to Harvard had legacy status, SFFA found, compared to 7% of Asian American and Latino accepted applicants and 5% of black accepted applicants.
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The overwhelming prefrence for referrals, combined with Palantir's failure to ensure equal employemtn opportunity for all applicants without regard to race, resulted in a discriminatory hiring process against Asian applicants.
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Speaking to Medicaid applicants in Indiana and housing applicants in LA, Eubanks observed that the data collection process of applying for benefits is now even more invasive, impersonal, and unforgiving.
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The United States supplied the third-highest number of asylum-seekers to Canada in 2017, topped by Haiti (20163,785 applicants) at No. 1 and Nigeria (6,005 applicants) at No. 2.
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Early-decision applicants were accepted 403% of the time, versus 52% for all applicants, according to the National Association for College Admission Counseling's most recent State of College Admission report.
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McGill University in Montreal said it had a 21 percent increase in undergraduate applicants from the United States, with a 25 percent increase in international undergraduate applicants from everywhere else.
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She said Harvard's experts used "blatant racial stereotypes by saying white applicants are more well-rounded and Asian American applicants are more flat," based on the admissions department's holistic approach.
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" The spokesperson said 2,673 applicants had been cleared for waivers under this criteria as of the end of January 2019 and "many of those applicants already have received their visas.
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Independent applicants should list both their dependents and their spouse, not just their dependents, while dependent applicants should list their parents and their parents' dependents, not just their parents' dependents.
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Professor Arcidiacono found that racial preferences accounted for nearly a quarter of admissions for in-state Hispanic applicants and nearly 42 percent of admissions for in-state African-American applicants.
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They pointed to cases in which African-American applicants were denied loans despite having credit scores as good as or better than white applicants who had had their loans approved.
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USCIS continues to work with the law enforcement and intelligence communities to look for ongoing opportunities for improvements for screening all categories of applicants, including the security checks for refugee applicants.
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Critics of Harvard's policies argue that affirmative action programs create an unfair system of rewards and penalties in which black and Hispanic applicants win, and white and Asian American applicants lose.
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Applicants who perfectly match the qualifications are set aside for recruiter review, while other applicants are placed in an "unqualified" pool, ranked by how close they fit with the job requirements.
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Luckily, Jobvite data shows that referred applicants are five times more likely than average to be hired, and 15 times more likely to be hired than applicants from a job board.
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That's because black and Hispanic students are a minority of high school graduates, an even smaller minority of college applicants, and a yet smaller minority of applicants to highly selective colleges.
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Under these arrangements, franchisees pledge not to hire job applicants who are current or recent employees of the company or any of its franchisees, without the approval of the applicants' employers.
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Good luck to the applicants – the competition sounds stiff.
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Critics of admission systems like Harvard's argue that affirmative action policies create an unfair system of rewards and penalties where black and Hispanic applicants win while white and Asian-American applicants lose.
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According to Japanese media, Tokyo Medical University has allegedly been systematically decreasing the scores of female applicants since 2011, after the number of successful female applicants jumped to 40 percent in 2010.
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They created dummy job applicants with typically black names like Jermaine and Malcolm, and tracked how employers responded to those beside dummy applicants with typically white names, such as Cody and Scott.
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In 2015, a coalition of 64 Asian-American organizations filed a complaint with the DOJ and Department of Education alleging that Harvard holds Asian applicants to higher standards than other minority applicants.
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CBP is also starting to see evidence that the way it is targeting applicants is "getting a higher percentage of applicants who are qualified to get through the system," the official said.
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In 2015, a coalition of 64 Asian American organizations filed a complaint with the DOJ and Department of Education alleging that Harvard holds Asian applicants to higher standards than other minority applicants.
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The plan also includes a pledge to diversify recruitment to attract entry-level applicants and create new paid fellowship programs for federal jobs for people from marginalized communities and low-income applicants.
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When researchers looked at applicants' likelihood of acceptance into medical school based on grades and other factors, both rural and urban applicants from underrepresented groups had higher odds than non-minority counterparts.
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The impact: The breach will cost the financial firm $100 million–$150 million to resolve, per Capital One, including the costs of notifying affected applicants, providing applicants with credit monitoring and other costs.
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The change would affect applicants "who have been determined to warrant additional scrutiny in connection with terrorism or other national security-related visa ineligibilities," which would supposedly apply to 65,000 applicants a year.
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There were times when CBP had to have 200 applicants to produce one Border Patrol agent, but the number of applicants is down to about 75 for each hire, according to the official.
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Bollinger the same year that any affirmative action policy must be narrowly tailored in a way that does not automatically grant admission to minority applicants in a way that would harm white applicants.
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A 2003 study found that employers were more likely to call back applicants with white-sounding names over those with black-sounding ones, regardless of how qualified the applicants appeared on their resumes.
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While names and other information that could directly identify applicants have been redacted from the documents, the university said that hometowns, awards and other elements could reveal applicants' identities through simple internet searches.
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Nearly one in three working-age adults has a criminal record, so businesses must be willing to hire qualified applicants from this vast pool of nontraditional applicants, or else face a competitive disadvantage.
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After initially asking a subset of applicants to provide information voluntarily, the State Department recently began requiring most visa applicants to list all social media accounts they've used in the past five years.
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For example, the National Bureau of Economic Research found that applicants with stereotypically white-sounding names were 50 percent more likely to get a callback than applicants with stereotypically African-American-sounding names.
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She was one of 30 candidates chosen from 250 applicants.
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She was also impressed by the diverse applicants in attendance.
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Experts say the interviews can change how colleges consider applicants.
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Applicants will be routed through the regular Y Combinator application.
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These reforms dramatically changed the calculus of potential affirmative applicants.
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For now, Wang and other applicants will have to wait.
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The clinic, however, approves less than 3 percent of applicants.
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Applicants for the 22011 green card lottery have until Nov.
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Almost all applicants talk directly to someone from the company.
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Oxford colleges employ people to traverse the country encouraging applicants.
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That's not the design brief applicants were given, Thomas said.
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Openings for even menial posts attract throngs of overqualified applicants.
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More than three quarters of applicants pass that initial review.
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There were delays in the review process for new applicants.
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The armed and police forces tend to compete for applicants.
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In 2013, just 1503% of applicants received an unconditional offer.
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Princeton asks applicants how they spent their past two summers.
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To Berger's amazement, over 60 qualified applicants got in touch.
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Officials used to demand bribes from applicants for business permits.
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Selected then helps applicants with their resumé, and offers coaching.
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For applicants, it can make the process an expensive lottery.
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As of January 1, 2019, that program began accepting applicants.
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To be reimbursed for moving expenses, applicants must provide invoices.
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Syrians are the biggest group of asylum applicants in Germany.
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Applicants for permanent residence get extra points for tech skills.
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Worse, they unfairly perceived those Black applicants as being pushy.
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Last year, roughly 190,000 applicants applied for 85,000 total slots.
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The applicants would be paid 9,000 lira ($1,595.18) in compensation.
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Applicants pay an annual $65-100 fee to register a .
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Chinese applicants take up almost all of the 10,000 spots.
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Interviewing job applicants is a mix of vetting and wooing.
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Conservatives have typically argued that affirmative action hurts white applicants.
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As a result, many applicants were left in the dark.
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Applicants must be Texas residents over the age of 21923.
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But state law in Wisconsin forbids the screening of applicants.
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Plenty of other applicants will submit quality materials as well.
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"Most applicants just can't afford that much money," said Law.
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Palantir will also offer jobs to eight of the applicants.
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Unfortunately, none of these data are readily available to applicants.
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More than half of American schools report fewer domestic applicants.
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"We had a phenomenal group of applicants this year," Capt.
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Over 700,000 applicants have already received deportation relief through DACA.
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Applicants may face challenges in getting to and from appointments.
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Instead, applicants would be in charge of their own money.
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The school is selective — only 11% of applicants get in.
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A growing number have made the tests optional for applicants.
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After this, successful applicants can also apply for further funding.
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Reports indicate that it is still available for new applicants.
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But that requirement, he realized, had discouraged many prospective applicants.
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Approved applicants over that limit go on a waiting list.
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Fortunately, many interviewers use the same questions to vet applicants.
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Diversity visa applicants like Elly are among those in limbo.
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Some say that misconceptions about manufacturing are keeping applicants away.
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Applicants' growth was measured between March and July this year.
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Shopify said there were several thousand applicants across 70 countries.
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That year, 2002, featured 631 applicants in the Main Event.
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This year, she has 48 applicants for six open positions.
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How will Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) handle these applicants?
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The applicants have three minutes to make nine perfect cubes.
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Cuts accomplish nothing besides hurting SSDI beneficiaries and future applicants.
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Applicants can choose between being called bride, groom or spouse.
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There were nearly 8,000 applicants for the $125 relief stipends.
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Applicants have until Monday December 12, next week, to apply.
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Currently asylum applicants are allowed to work in community jobs.
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The most important thing is that the applicants have ideas.
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His company, he said, turns away 70 percent of applicants.
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But even broad definitions of terrorism don't ensnare most applicants.
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So the question becomes, what purpose justifies preferring minority applicants?
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The Commission has a page of tips for applicants here.
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Since it launched last week, it's attracted thousands of applicants.
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Why does affirmative action not applied for Asian college applicants?
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There are so many talented applicants and precious few spots.
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The Missouri recycling program was not available to all applicants.
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Applicants with enough points will be granted a work visa.
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But it's unlikely the legislation will change much for applicants.
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Sometimes employers record applicants performing a task, like computer coding.
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Applicants must schedule an interview at a Nexus enrollment center.
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He denied that Columbia discriminated against white or Asian applicants.
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The visas are then awarded by lottery to qualified applicants.
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" Applicants are not allowed to select "all of the above.
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The big tech companies are still attracting eager job applicants.
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More than 99% of applicants for loan forgiveness get rejected.
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Last year, our newsroom fellowship program drew some 5,000 applicants.
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It would also impact an estimated 710,000 immigrant visa applicants.
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The move might succeed in expanding the pool of applicants.
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Applicants will be able to continue to file paper petitions.
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The applications are only for renewal and not new applicants.
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It was also followed by an initial drop in applicants.
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Its apparent suspension could affect as many as 10,000 applicants.
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He also has some advice for applicants to these jobs.
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One of the lucky applicants will become his personal assistant.
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Applicants will get up to $40,000 to refine their ideas.
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For instance, applicants to Weber's Atlanta office are asked to submit a resume, cover letter, and optional writing samples, while New York applicants had to submit a resume and respond to a writing prompt.
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Medicaid covers a range of long-term services for applicants who can pass its means test: States generally require that individual applicants have no more than $2,000 in assets ($3,000 to $6,000 for couples).
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In taking up the cause of Asian Americans, Blum tapped into simmering complaints that Ivy League schools set caps on Asian applicants, as happened to Jewish applicants in early decades of the 43th century.
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Lawyers for Harvard argued that Asian American applicants do not get penalized, but that black and Latin American students do sometimes get a "tip" when admissions officers are awarding an overall score for applicants.
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But a recent study from ResumeGo, a resume and CV writing service, found that recruiters and hiring managers were 2.3 times as likely to hire two-page resume applicants over similar one-page resume applicants.
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According to Jobvite, jobs in insurance can receive as many as 14 applicants per hire, while jobs in "consumer internet" (defined as companies like Grubhub or Zappos) can receive more than 66 applicants per hire.
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In the lawsuit, the Justice Department alleged that the 10-year continuous U.S. residency requirement for entry-level police officer applicants disproportionately removed applicants born outside the United States from consideration in the hiring process.
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"The overwhelming preference for referrals, combined with Palantir's failure to ensure equal employment opportunity for all applicants without regard to race, resulted in a discriminatory hiring process against Asian applicants," the Labor Department's complaint reads.
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Georgia gave fliers to welfare applicants saying "we believe welfare is not the best option for your family," and applicants were rejected for things like failing to file 24 or more job applications a week.
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The government issues 10,000 per year but puts no limit on the number of visas that can be issued to spouses and children of applicants or to parents of applicants who are themselves under 85033.
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In Crunch for College Admission, U.S.C. Tracks Applicants' Ties to Big Donations New documents made public as part of the college admissions bribery case show officials at U.S.C. keeping donation information about applicants in spreadsheets.
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The ruling means that applicants will be able to return to using the old form and applicants for citizenship who would have been eligible for a fee waiver "will be freshly eligible again," Marsden said.
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Simon's camera rests in the room, observing the applicants and the judges as they talk to one another — and then continuing to observe as the judges talk about the applicants after they leave the room.
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Researchers have found a similar phenomenon with workplace drug testing: When employers don't drug test, they appear to assume that minority job applicants do drugs, and don't hire applicants as a result of that assumption.
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Amazon could probably attract applicants no matter where it is located.
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By contrast, the attrition rate for all applicants was 21 percent.
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However, we are in discussion with the applicants about possible alternatives.
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Applicants face an arduous process before they can get their permits.
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And of course, hiring depends on the pipeline of qualified applicants.
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Applicants cover letters were also included in the data, Hunt writes.
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Visa applicants wait to enter the US Embassy in Beijing, China.
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They offered on-campus interviews to all applicants — no legacy required.
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This process includes measures to verify the nationality of refugee applicants.
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This applies not just to applicants but also to their dependents.
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The proposal notes that it would affect roughly 3.6 million applicants.
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So officials added a condition, requiring applicants to work there, too.
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All applicants must share an enthusiasm to work across The Economist.
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Still, transgender applicants will face challenges that their cisgender counterparts don't.
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Men, who make up two-thirds of asylum applicants, struggle disproportionately.
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Potential applicants will have to complete two challenges on the app.
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VisaBot sticks with applicants until they have their visa in hand.
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Future grant applicants will be reviewed by an ethics advisory board.
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Successful applicants will be notified by the end of May 2019.
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The RCMP performed nearly 2,400 test on job applicants last year.
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A recent advertisement for 90,000 railway jobs attracted around 25m applicants.
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For regular applicants, the success rate declines from 38.21% to 31.70%.
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Insurance companies are barred from asking questions about applicants' health status.
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It also compared each group to the majority demographic of applicants.
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Over 4 million applicants — 12% of the state's population — weren't included.
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Applicants do not even have to have graduated from high school.
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If you're receiving low-quality applicants, look where you're sourcing from.
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As of March 15, just 937 asylum applicants had been relocated.
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In this instance, a wage raise may attract many new applicants.
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Motivate is not on the list of San Francisco scooter applicants.
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American-born job applicants sued the companies, claiming discrimination in hiring.
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For many applicants, their social media accounts are not in English.
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She then asks applicants how they would approach solving those problems.
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Businesses complained that superb applicants were languishing behind merely decent ones.
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Progressive neurological diseases, like dementia or Parkinson's disease, will disqualify applicants.
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When job applicants apply to a position, it's done online electronically.
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He indicated it was possible there could be even more applicants.
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Companies go through thousands of applicants to find the perfect hire.
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On one form, applicants are asked whether they've ever committed genocide.
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Most applicants received very affordable rates since most people are healthy.
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Fewer than 20% of applicants are admitted to Exeter every year.
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Stephan Reichel works on coordinating church asylum for rejected asylum applicants.
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"We welcome and actively recruit applicants of all ages," Williams said.
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Still, job postings across California routinely require applicants to speak Spanish.
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Job applicants can also request the pay scale for a position.
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And job applicants can request the pay scale for a position.
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It could be that fewer applicants want to apply right now.
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Observers will see how important American citizenship is to successful applicants.
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During that time some applicants are granted temporary protection from deportation.
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Every year, the immigration department receives triple that number of applicants.
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But competing with larger businesses for qualified applicants has proved challenging.
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Essentially, Recio said, those applicants use the word "I" too much.
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All were applicants who had been denied under the old policy.
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The commission also collected affidavits from 21981 applicants at 35 restaurants.
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The school already can accept only 20 percent of its applicants.
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But that still requires applicants to get through the front door.
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The seven artist-fellows at NXTHVN were chosen from 2130 applicants.
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Applicants were initially asked to respond to one of three prompts.
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"Before, at least a third of applicants were European," he said.
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Last year, about 21 percent of applicants submitted a Makers Portfolio.
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Asking students to do more could scare off would-be applicants.
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Job applicants will need two forms of identification, the company says.
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Harvard says it does not discriminate against applicants of any race.
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What criteria are used to evaluate "soft" traits in college applicants?
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Some employers use the ID for background checks on job applicants.
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Harvard does not discriminate against Asian-American applicants, a judge ruled.
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The department intends to investigate whether universities discriminate against white applicants.
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Applicants with criminal histories are not eligible for temporary protected status.
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The incomplete applicants have until April 6 to finish their application.
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States also subject applicants to income requirements, which vary by jurisdiction.
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"We have 2000,210 applicants for 23 spaces this year," he said.
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Now, as many unhappy applicants are finding out, it's even worse.
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But will applicants continue to work so hard on lottery applications?
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Among other things, the agreement states that applicants can't be gangsters.
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Unlike the other applicants, Didorosi didn&apost have a college degree.
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But a spokesman said applicants don't have to disclose their religion.
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The elite universities reject 26 to 2400 percent of their applicants.
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Not insignificantly, they also boost the institution's number of male applicants.
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Officials encouraged visa applicants not to cancel their previously scheduled appointments.
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Fewer than 1% of applicants in 2017 got accepted that year.
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Many applicants weren&apost aware of these rules, the Times reported.
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Employers are keeping their workers amid a shortage of qualified applicants.
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Law schools have been trying to broaden their base of applicants.
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Applicants no longer need to indicate their intended area of study.
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Some employers even check applicants' credit history when making hiring decisions.
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Such applicants are not even assured a spot on the team.
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First, the pool of female applicants was very small to start.
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As specified in the affidavit, some of the alleged crimes include attempting to bribe college entrance administrators to help applicants cheat on college entrance exams; bribing varsity coaches and other administrators to "designate certain applicants as recruited athletes" (even if the applicants had no legitimate athletic background to speak of); using the "facade of a charitable organization" to hide monetary bribes, and more.
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Within the federal government, which she said does a "dismal job on diversity and inclusion," Warren would boost recruitment efforts to target entry-level applicants and create paid fellowships for minority and low-income job applicants.
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Those applicants are mentioned separately in a paragraph titled "Mandatory Social Media Check for Applicants Present in a territory at the time it was controlled by ISIS," and must undergo a social media review as well.
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PROVIDENCE, R.I. – In a story May 23 about applicants to a Roman Catholic seminary in Rhode Island, The Associated Press reported erroneously on the number of applicants that the Roman Catholic Diocese of Providence had received.
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In addition to those responsibilities, the role will aim to recruit continuously stronger pools of Battlefield applicants, strengthen and streamline our rehearsal program and further the Battlefield franchise, both online and offline, for applicants and alums.
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In one example cited in the lawsuit, the Labor Department says Palantir hired 14 non-Asian applicants and 11 Asian applicants from a pool of more than 1,160 qualified people, 85 percent of whom were Asian.
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While the previous questionnaire also asked applicants if they have ever run for political office, the new questionnaire also asks applicants to list any political campaigns they have "ever worked on or volunteered for" and why.
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The documents also include deposition testimony concerning the procedures Harvard used to evaluate applications; internal correspondence among admissions officers about applicants' qualities; and statements by admissions officers about why they liked some applicants better than others.
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But, according to Harvard, a large majority of its 40,000-plus applicants are academically qualified, and applicants with perfect grade point averages or standardized test scores far exceed the number of seats in its entering class.
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Ian Eliasoph, civil rights counsel for the Labor Department's Office of Federal Contract Compliance Programs, said Palantir was randomly selected for a review, which examines the number of applicants for a given position compared with applicants' demographics.
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Data supplied to WIRED by the Metro Nashville Police Department show that black applicants are selected at only about half the rate of white applicants, and that Hispanic and Native American officers are also significantly under-selected.
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Green card applicants who entered the US legally can do the medical tests in the United States, but applicants who are not here legally must leave the country to "reset" their immigration status, according to immigration attorneys.
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The pool of applicants is also smaller than it used to be, said Bob Kroll, president of the Minnesota Police Officers Union, who estimates applicants are about one-fifth the number they were around 30 years ago.
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Originally, roughly 65,000 visa applicants who spent time in areas where terrorist groups were present had their online accounts screened, but the documentary groups say an estimated 14.7 million visa applicants are now impacted by the policy.
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Because ab initio training gets applicants outside of the traditional streams of military aviators and young people with economic backgrounds that allowed for private flying lessons, it is expected to draw from a larger pool of applicants.
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Forty three percent of applicants were from El Salvador, Guatemala, and Honduras.
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A criminal record is also the second most serious lie applicants tell.
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Applicants must be high school graduates, though a college degree is preferred.
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He said the vast majority of applicants are looking for monetary compensation.
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But the more common situation is that applicants are ghosted by companies.
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"Those applicants are in turn being picked up by the fintech lenders."
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She anticipates, that with walk-up applicants, that number could easily double.
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All applicants can expect impartial, professional treatment and clear, accountable decision-making.
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Only 3% of all job applicants ever get called for an interview.
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In Italy, some 40 territorial commissions evaluate asylum requests and interview applicants.
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TechCrunch editorial will pick the top startups from the pool of applicants.
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Applicants still need US citizenship and two years of related professional experience.
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Grey Sloan Memorial Hospital is taking applicants for a brand-new doctor.
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Successful applicants will be notified by email within two weeks of submission.
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But many applicants simply wanted to base their families in the city.
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The Commission will provide reasonable accommodation to applicants with disabilities as appropriate.
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Applicants must pass a highly competitive, multistep process to become a PAL.
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There are three categories for applicants, accepted, rejected, and "maybe", Nielsen explains.
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Responsibilities Skills Applicants must be eligible to work in the United Kingdom.
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Applicants must also send a copy of their identification and contact information.
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Applicants often had to wait several years before receiving an assistive device.
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Applicants for the Navy are inspected before leaving for boot camp Dec.
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"We have hundreds of qualified applicants for jobs like those," he said.
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HARVARD UNIVERSITY is being sued for allegedly discriminating unlawfully against Asian applicants.
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Only if they pass that test will the applicants meet some humans.
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Applicants must have a high school diploma or meet work experience requirements.
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The physical hazards and uncompetitive salaries are enough to deter potential applicants.
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While waiting, applicants have to keep putting money into a savings account.
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She says none of the applicants are from the Diocese of Providence.
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So far, fewer than 1% of applicants have had their loans forgiven.
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Dislike of Trumpism will not deter applicants from the finest American establishments.
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" Other listings were for applicants with experience with "voice user interface design.
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Refugees and asylum applicants will be exempt, according to the agency's website.
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For some applicants, the process could take over two years to complete.
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The Defense Department would take over background checks for government job applicants.
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SOAS initially responded by lowering its admission standards to attract more applicants.
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Applicants don't need to be eligible for college credit, just over 21.
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Applicants are asked to connect their GitHub, LinkedIn, Facebook and Twitter accounts.
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Researchers found this to be true with Black job applicants as well.
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U.S. applicants to the University of Toronto have risen 80% since November.
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In terms of the applicants we see, I don't see a trend.
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Current law requires applicants to appear for an administrative or court proceeding.
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For every single job opening for these positions, companies get multiple applicants.
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Three applicants submitted partial documentation and also were allowed to keep coverage.
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If TJSL misled potential applicants, then realistically both sides share some fault.
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Applicants for the Candidate Program must be citizens of the United States.
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Only 3% of applicants pass the stringent process, hence the show's title.
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We have a database for EURODAC [a database of asylum applicants' fingerprints].
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Some private schools now require applicants to wish victory to Mother India.
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Visit any firm's lobby and you will meet herds of job applicants.
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That has left the passport office in Conakry flooded by impatient applicants.
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Among applicants from Syria, the figure was higher, at around 21975 percent.
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Applicants include AT&T, Verizon and T-Mobile, as well as Comcast.
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Applicants must be U.S. residents and 21 years or older to qualify.
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Student Question | Should Employers Be Able to Review Job Applicants' SAT Scores?
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Harvard University will face accusations that it discriminates against Asian-American applicants.
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Some applicants wait more than 350 days before actually starting their jobs.
|
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The department looks at applicants' qualifications, not their voting records, he said.
|
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New applicants for the businesses are told to wait, two sources said.
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They can charge higher rates, or deny coverage altogether, to certain applicants.
|
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Applicants for assistance scribble down FEMA information on random scraps of paper.
|
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One in three applicants lodged a claim in Germany, the report said.
|
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Because Microsoft favors applicants who "embrace the future," says the HR exec.
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"Early decision comes with a pretty big benefit for applicants," explains Fisher.
|
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Now, it's hoping a new online process will help pinpoint standout applicants.
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You will still have to compete with those millions of other applicants.
|
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Further, applicants are also protected by state consumer protection and privacy laws.
|
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To identify the best applicants, I pre-screened everyone before a showing.
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Your best bet is to find out what's worked for previous applicants.
|
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Like many MBA students, MSBA applicants come from economics and STEM backgrounds.
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There aren't enough slots in U.S. vet schools to accommodate all applicants.
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It's also said to have approved 44 applicants with established Islamist connections.
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Some job applicants turn to photo editing to improve their résumé photos.
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Robinson was reportedly one of nearly 20 applicants who received the email.
|
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Rejected applicants can appeal to Canada's federal courts, whose rulings are published.
|
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Chase offers four versions of its United MileagePlus card to new applicants.
|
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Moreover, fast-tracking asylum applications will have dire consequences for asylum applicants.
|
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"Countless capable, accomplished, ambitious applicants do not make the cut," she said.
|
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Google doesn't want applicants to regurgitate the experiences listed on their resume.
|
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Prodigy assesses applicants based on their projected earnings, not their credit history.
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What kind of applicants would seek those jobs and run that gauntlet?
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Seventy percent of asylum applicants in 2015, he said, were under 30.
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Inexplicably, about a dozen young female applicants wrote about losing their virginity.
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For this year's summer program, there were 723,500 applicants for 15 slots.
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Personal statements, transcripts, or letters of recommendation are not required of applicants.
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Law schools, especially, saw an influx of up to 20% of applicants.
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All visa applicants to the US are screened before receiving their visas.
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For others, most refinancing lenders will allow co-signers to help applicants.
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We got a lot of applicants who were photographers or make documentaries.
|
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Advertisers hire Riddle & Bloom for access to its database of student applicants.
|
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At other times, community boards supported applicants who agreed to operating restrictions.
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Cooper Union has 853 undergraduate students, and admits 13 percent of applicants.
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The machine would, seemingly at random, select applicants who were bad fits.
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In the English-speaking world, applicants for big museum jobs are protected.
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Many people will think that we need to grandfather in those applicants.
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I've really been surprised by the number and diversity of international applicants.
|
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Will there be other opportunities for applicants who aren't chosen as contributors?
|
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But existing findings point to a bias against applicants with criminal records.
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He's cut himself off from the force and stopped training new applicants.
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"We welcome and actively recruit applicants of all ages," Mr. Williams said.
|
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It was a hard choice, because there were so many qualified applicants.
|
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Only about 36 percent of applicants make it through that process successfully.
|
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Harvard says it also considers "tips," or admissions advantages, for some applicants.
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Both of them have likely had very different experiences from white applicants.
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The plan is to allocate a $50 weekly grocery stipend for applicants.
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It is not the case that they can exclude low-performing applicants.
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It's not clear that monitoring visa applicants' posts is very helpful either.
|
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Business owners cited availability of qualified job applicants as their biggest problem.
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Applicants can apply for grants ranging from $103 to $5,000 per person.
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During Clemency Project 85033, there were more than 36,000 applicants for clemency.
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They also advised applicants on how to study up on company culture.
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It accepted just 22000 percent of nearly 214,20143 M.B.A. applicants in 22014.
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The law still requires applicants to obtain permits and pass road tests.
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These agents investigate applicants, examine documents submitted with applications and conduct interviews.
|
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Northwestern will accept GRE scores starting with applicants to its 2019 class.
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During Trump's presidency, the number of applicants has dropped even more precipitously.
|
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On average, 90 students out of 7,500 applicants are admitted every year.
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And the new rule won't apply to job applicants in most states.
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Go deeper: Trump administration pushes new fees for asylum seekers, citizen applicants
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The schools that topped the list were making millions from ambitious applicants.
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Some have found that reaching more women has yielded more qualified applicants.
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Along with manufacturing firms, NBFCs are natural applicants for securing offshore funding.
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I then kept up with those applicants as they waited for answers.
|
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These caps have created immense backlogs on H-1B visas for applicants.
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He's interviewed more than 5,000 applicants since joining the company in 1995.
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It may also expose the records of thousands of applicants and students.
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As a result, automated hiring platforms have enabled discrimination against job applicants.
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Applicants can choose which card design they want during the application process.
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Applicants are still required to pass both written exams and road tests.
|
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The six students were chosen from an initial pool of 150 applicants.
|
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This group would likely attract mostly healthy applicants using very limited services.
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The listing states that applicants must be self-motivated, outgoing and enthusiastic.
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Applicants for the latest personal assistant role must be willing to travel.
|
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Once again, these attorneys preferred to interview the higher-class male applicants.
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Finally, we need to choose between highly skilled and less-skilled applicants.
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" The book stressed the importance of applicants developing a strong "personal brand.
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And some prospective employers are even requesting credit reports on job applicants.
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The crackdown has stung rejected applicants like Wenzhou Kangning, the hospital operator.
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Forcing applicants to bolster financials and improve disclosure is a no-brainer.
|
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The housing lottery for the building's 200 affordable units drew 95,000 applicants.
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Still, businesses say applicants must meet legal requirements and pass security checks.
|
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Joe Apicella, managing director of MacQuesten Development, was one of the applicants.
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That's what made Leonelli stand out among the more than 100 applicants.
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The Home Office said most asylum applicants last year came from Iran.
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And the deadline for applicants to renew, October 5, is fast approaching.
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Both applicants have denied being involved in spying, terrorism, and the like.
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The applicants would then be screened with the help of international companies.
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The criteria for entering the new low-rise buildings eliminate numerous applicants.
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In 2009, the number of prospective applicants soared to more than 68,000.
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The EPA said its new selection process offered a "more rigorous examination" of the applicants, involving agency management getting briefed by staff and then making their final decisions using the full list of applicants, per the GAO report.
|
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The department said that while it does not consistently examine social media accounts of applicants for visas or immigration, it has a list of nearly three dozen situations in which social media can be examined to screen applicants.
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The group says Harvard tamps down successful Asian American applicants mainly through manipulation of crucial "personal" rankings, which assess a range of traits from leadership to likeability and which can be determinative among so many high-achieving applicants.
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Three of the largest South Korean banks -- KB Kookmin Bank, KEB Hana Bank and Shinhan Bank -- were found to have eliminated female applicants and manipulated the passing scores for applicants to exclude female job candidates and favor men.
|
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Earlier this year Musk sent out a call for job applicants to staff up additional production shifts for round-the-clock operations, and SpaceX hosted a job fair for interested applicants at its Texas site earlier this month.
|
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And whether clearing applicants for initial positions within the FBI, or conducting five-year reinvestigations for current employees holding security clearances, the FBI's Security Division makes certain that applicants for special agent positions are suitable for their positions.
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A group of African-American workers filed a class-action lawsuit in federal court on Tuesday against a nationwide job placement agency and several of its clients, accusing them of discriminating against black applicants by favoring Hispanic applicants.
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"We are prepared to process transgender applicants, treating everyone with dignity and respect," Gaylan Johnson, a spokesperson at the US Military Entrance Processing Command, a division that screens and processes applicants for the Department of Defense, told BuzzFeed News.
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Princeton offered admission to just 5.5 percent of a record 35,370 applicants and at Harvard, the admission rate fell below 5 percent for the first time ever, to 4.59 percent of applicants securing spots in the Class of 2022.
|
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The same data shows that California allows the most applicants to stay in the country (12,545 people in FY503) of any state — although it's worth noting that only constitutes about 65 percent of applicants the state received this year.
|
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"Criminal background information can be a legitimate tool for screening job applicants," but Target's background checks were "harmful to many qualified applicants who deserved a fair shot at a good job," LDF President Sherrilyn Ifill said in a statement.
|
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She said that what she had read about the lawsuit, particularly that Asian-American applicants were rated lower on personality traits than applicants of other backgrounds, made her suspect that some admissions officers were probably prejudiced against Asian-Americans.
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It allows states to drug test unemployment applicants who were let go from a job because of unlawful drug use, as well as workers looking for jobs in occupations where applicants and employees are subject to regular drug testing.
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When applicants had personal contact with their would-be employers, applicants with criminal records had a better chance of getting called back: "Personal contact appears to mediate the effect of a criminal record, reducing its negative impact," Pager wrote.
|
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And both companies encouraged interested applicants to check out their respective careers websites.
|
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They also asked all applicants, no matter their age, for their SAT scores.
|
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Applicants frequently waited years as their cases were subjected to lengthy security reviews.
|
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"In the recruiting world, 85 percent of applicants don't hear back," Sahni said.
|
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Applicants for the US Diversity Visa program apply through the US State Department.
|
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But in Massachusetts, for example, more than 703 percent of applicants get approval.
|
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Or do you primarily look for a sense of creativity in your applicants?
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According to Us Weekly, the show got twice as many applicants as normal.
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Applicants must live in the Houston area born outside of the United States.
|
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Now, it seems that applicants are simply losing interest— after just one week.
|
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But drug-war passions are fading and job applicants are hard to find.
|
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To get a license in Utah, applicants must complete a five-hour class.
|
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The sheer number of Chinese applicants has overwhelmed some of the RCBI schemes.
|
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Out of a total of 32,733 applicants, only 792 have been granted asylum.
|
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The Reuters investigation has led it to reconsider its policy for approving applicants.
|
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In reality, CBP and ICE have faced difficulties hiring qualified applicants for years.
|
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Information about the process of immigrating will also be provided to international applicants.
|
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But it's a mistake to see Trumpism as a boon to white applicants.
|
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Last time, there were about one dozen applicants for the city's pilot program.
|
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The same can be said of applicants at any other mission-aligned organization.
|
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Harvard, a lawsuit that claims Harvard University is discriminating against Asian-American applicants.
|
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ATS technology encourages applicants to find ways to cut in line, said Anjunwa.
|
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They also searched the applicants' social media profiles to determine their relative 'hotness.
|
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Engineers were the most common job for which Canadian startups hired international applicants.
|
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They can consider race as one factor in a "holistic review" of applicants.
|
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University of Texas at Austin, some believe colleges prioritize minorities over white applicants.
|
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The Lobby helps job applicants secure one-on-one calls with company insiders.
|
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The applicants have been advised that the statue needs to be located elsewhere.
|
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Qualified applicants please submit your resume and cover letter directly online to www.npca.
|
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Applicants have from June 3 to July 5 to apply for these waivers.
|
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The film centers on three eager applicants seeking to expand the pictographic corpus.
|
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Without reporting their crimes, applicants might not be able to secure the form.
|
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We did a very intense casting where we reached out to 300 applicants.
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Out of these applicants, six winners were chosen, along with four honorable mentions.
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The State Department will notify applicants whether they've been deemed eligible or not.
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All applicants must have the existing right to work in the United Kingdom.
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It claims an approval rate of between 15-25 percent for loan applicants.
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Applicants, mostly men, wait in silence, their jackets zipped against the winter chill.
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You have nothing to lose (and we have special offers for early applicants).
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Only a handful of questions were directed at the applicants bringing the challenge.
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Starting today, the Knight-Vice Innovation Fund is open again for new applicants.
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Last year 63% of applicants were granted asylum, up from 40% in 2014.
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Some have hundreds of members, with officers who vet applicants and analyse risks.
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There will be no information gathered on the potential scholarship needs of applicants.
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All applicants must have the legal right to work in the United Kingdom.
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Civilian buyers need police permits too, while juries screen applicants at shooting clubs.
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For example, Harvard ranks applicants by four criteria —academic, extracurricular, athletic and personal.
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Applicants for #AmazonJobsDay will tour the Baltimore facility to see the technology used.
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But that's a decision applicants will have to make — if they are accepted.
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However, some applicants were never given a reason why they couldn't serve anymore.
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In September, the agency sued Palantir for allegedly discriminating against Asian job applicants.
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Other rules would apply, including that applicants must be citizens or permanent residents.
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Immigration lawyers surmise potential US applicants may have been dissuaded by the process.
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Applicants would get points for education level, employment background and English language skills.
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TechCrunch's team selected 10 applicants to join the session and meet the VCs.
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Applicants don't have to provide any information about themselves to receive a quote.
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There are very high standards for applicants and students straight through to graduation.
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Applicants must be eligible to work in the UK.The Economist Group values diversity.
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And applicants must have lived in Japan for a minimum of ten years.
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We would not have caught hundreds of these applicants without a polygraph examination.
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DACA currently awards renewable two-year permits to applicants who meet the requirements.
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Countries with a standout number of applicants include the U.S., India and France.
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City Year, for example, says it selects only about one in four applicants.
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Applicants do not have to disclose their immigration status to receive a card.
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FBI investigators hoped Jim would pick Maguire over other applicants for the position.
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Under CON laws, applicants must prove their proposed expansions are a community necessity.
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The chosen applicants will partner with Twitter and receive funding for their projects.
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It's no surprise that more than 95% of those Chinese applicants had attorneys.
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Harvard has argued no applicants are denied admission based solely on their race.
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Currently, there are still approximately 22016 applicants remaining in the Iraqi SIV pipeline.
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Applicants must be 18 or older and a US citizen or permanent resident.
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Massachusetts has barred employers from asking about applicants' salaries before making job offers.
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It is heartening, though, that colleges still give applicants credit for community service.
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Applicants must be over 65 and "unencumbered by spouse," according to its charter.
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For the moment, it appears that the applicants are drawn by the distress.
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Many applicants waited for several years to learn whether their cases were approved.
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Now, the platform connects more than 20,000 employers with qualified early career applicants.
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In 2010, 40% of successful applicants were women, according to the Yomiuri Shimbun.
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The FAA emphasized that it can't grant waivers unless applicants submit complete applications.
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So its proposition is automatic pre-selection across "thousands" of potential job applicants.
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The organization released the 2017-18 essay prompts, from which applicants choose one.
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In its first Uganda recruitment cycle the accelerator accepted 8 of 800 applicants.
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Notably, in late September, Trump expanded baseline vetting standards for green card applicants.
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After five years as a legal permanent resident, applicants can apply for citizenship.
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For applicants who have naturalization ceremonies in New York scheduled up until Oct.
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The licensing of student data may inflate the number of applicants even further.
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He has called for the city to reopen the program to more applicants.
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Applicants were not shy about venting in response to the Common App outage.
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For another prompt, we asked applicants to write about something they're obsessed with.
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Now, applicants expect to wait at least four years before receiving any protections.
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They then review applicants' credentials and assess their professional presence and social skills.
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Are the applicants comfortable enough doing this on their own at this point?
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There were also several job applicants whom he was judging for mental toughness.
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The vast majority of applicants are rejected, said Carolyn Edelstein, OpenBiome's executive director.
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Last month alone, 462 applicants died in South Korea, according to government data.
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Legacy status certainly helps, but big-name colleges reject plenty of these applicants.
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Applicants to house its second headquarters came from all but seven American states.
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A higher interest rate means applicants will need more income to become homeowners.
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Applicants can also get answers to questions or file their claim by phone.
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But stories of besting challenges of other kinds also gave applicants an edge.
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They ask interested applicants to reach out on Viber, an encrypted messaging app.
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"This is tantamount to penalizing applicants based on sexual orientation," Ms. Vullo said.
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The number of U visa applicants has also soared in the last decade.
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Harvard has been accused of giving lower personality ratings to Asian-American applicants.
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The government suspended most immigrant and nonimmigrant visas to applicants from those countries.
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However, applicants are still required to show up in person at the DMV.
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Applicants must also demonstrate their condition, and the majority of applications are rejected.
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It's unclear how many companies do applicants the courtesy of taking this step.
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Applicants for resettlement for whom any gray area is identified are not admitted.
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Financial restraints are thought to be a key factor in deterring women applicants.
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About 10 percent of applicants did not submit test scores, a spokesman said.
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The club closely vets all applicants before it accepts them, Mr. Harrington said.
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Applicants apparently have to wait and see if they're in with a chance.
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The plaintiffs argued that Harvard's affirmative-action policy favours black and Hispanic applicants.
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You have no clue how many applicants have the degree and zero experience.
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"As admissions committee members, we wanted to understand the distance applicants had travelled."
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The programs typically are competitive, and some are offered only to admitted applicants.
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The Frank app scans the tax forms of applicants and extracts tax information.
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She wanted to see how hiring scientists perceive applicants based on their sex.
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Applicants have to be single women aged 20 or over, to be considered.
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Applicants from China account for about 75 percent of the EB-5 visas.
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As of 2015, Canada granted asylum to sixty-two per cent of applicants.
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The Farmingdale certificate program, which began last summer, already has over 130 applicants.
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Because there are more applicants than visas, the visas are awarded by lottery.
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Hoover said applicants supply this information through annual reports and agency grant programs.
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Among the remaining 15 applicants are: Porto (Portugal), Lille (France) and Copenhagen (Denmark).
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Finch said he often tells prospective applicants that their technologies are not ready.
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You have to be vigilant with applicants on Craiglist, but that's nothing new.
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Next, applicants will have a phone or video interview with a hiring manager.
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More than 75,000 applicants have already passed away since the reunion process began.
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Have you heard of early-decision and early-action programs for college applicants?
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For the youngest applicants to Avenues, the admissions process includes a supervised playgroup.
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Most applicants, Mr. Baur said, were not even qualified enough to be interviewed.
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Virginia is one of eight states requiring marriage applicants to disclose their race.
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Applicants are admitted based on academic excellence, civil mindset and demonstrated leadership ability.
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Overall, rural applicants were more likely to be men and were slightly older.
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The agency will have 180 days to enter into an agreement with applicants.
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Applicants from nations identified as State Sponsors of Terrorism (SSTs) did no better.
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The jobs-to-applicants ratio this year was at its highest since 1974.
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The average age is 32, but applicants have been as old as 71.
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Other scholarships for current college students may require applicants to submit an essay.
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"We just weren't seeing enough applicants for our investment management track," she said.
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Source: "Formal and interpersonal discrimination: A field study of bias toward homosexual applicants"
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The organizers declined to break down the ratio of Republican and Democratic applicants.
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But in order to qualify, applicants must show documentation proving their prior residency.
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Some clubs offer annual membership for under $20163,22016 a year to young applicants.
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Adams has interviewed more than 5,000 applicants since joining the company in 1995.
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Princeton and Cornell and others also have high numbers of Asian-American applicants.
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They were 22.5 percent more likely than white applicants to receive that rating.
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What if public university systems are swamped with applicants now that they're free?
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Unlike colleges, the Body Farm isn't looking for specific qualities in its applicants.
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The 2019 traveler, Sebastian Modak, was chosen from a wide pool of applicants.
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But now even applicants lucky enough to be chosen are drawing more scrutiny.
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As of 2012, there was a 14-year waiting list for membership applicants.
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Yet if any one of these steps fail, applicants are denied food assistance.
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It was my idea that colleges should consider applicants who are so committed.
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If you have five applicants, you wait until the third to start judging.
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Financial support within this group is often the foremost anxiety of many applicants.
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The Trump administration doesn't anticipate that these requirements would winnow out too many applicants (and it doesn't believe those applicants would be deserving, anyway), but immigration lawyers and advocates were gravely concerned, and they're the ones who had Democrats' ears.
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Princeton University offered admission to just 13% of its 32,804 applicants, Yale hit an admissions rate low of 5.9% and at Harvard, the admission rate also hit a record low 4.5% of applicants securing spots in the Class of 2023.
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For example, a 2014 study from Freedom to Work and the Equal Rights Center found better-qualified LGBTQ applicants were 23 percent less likely to get a call back from some federal contractors than applicants who don't openly identify as LGBTQ.
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New York's prestigious Juilliard School, which launched a baroque music (often referred to as early music) programme in 2009, now has some 75 applicants for some 14 places per year, and the school reports a steady rising quality of applicants.
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Palantir allegedly used a hiring process that discriminated against Asian applicants for software engineering roles, "routinely eliminated" qualified Asian applicants in the resume screening and telephone interview phases and hired a majority of people from its discriminatory employee referral system.
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S. State Department requests for some visa applicants to hand over information related to their various social media accounts will now extend to nearly all applicants, including those traveling to the U.S. for education or business, the Associated Press reported Sunday.
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Administration records reveal that Syrians are being refused temporary visas at a higher rate than applicants from any other nation of Syria's size, and at a rate far higher than that for applicants from other war-torn nations in its region.
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Require that applicants answer, in their own handwriting, a few questions you've thoughtfully developed, unique to your school's own "ethic" or "culture" — the kind designed to learn what you really care about in deciding whether applicants are "right" for your institution.
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The guidelines make clear that landlords cannot use arrests — which quite often do not lead to conviction — to disqualify applicants, and must consider the nature and severity of convictions in evaluating rental applicants and prove that any exclusions are justified.
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Immigration and Customs Enforcement special agents and State Department counterterrorism officials are also stationed at diplomatic posts to screen visa applicants for ties to terrorism, drug smuggling and human trafficking and to help ensure that ineligible applicants do not receive visas.
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Employers who ask applicants to self-record video interviews and submit them for consideration will have to notify applicants and obtain their consent if they intend to use artificial intelligence to analyze the person's facial expressions or fitness for the position.
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Immigration attorneys and visa applicants from countries covered have complained about the scarcity of waivers granted and the lack of transparency around a process intended for applicants with serious medical needs or significant personal and business ties to the United States.
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Students for Fair Admissions' statistical expert asserted in preliminary findings that while Asian-American applicants are, as a group, stronger than applicants of other races in the academic and extracurricular categories, they receive the lowest "personal" ratings among racial groups.
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"Amid 'Trump Effect' fear, 40% of colleges see dip in foreign applicants — but …" That's a New York Times headline — but the same study reported that 35% of colleges saw an increase in foreign applicants (compared to 39% that saw a decrease).
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When employers asked about criminal records on the job application, they called white applicants slightly more often than identical black applicants – but that small gap became more than four times larger, and statistically significant, after "ban the box" went into effect.
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While the Americans With Disabilities Act forbids employers from discriminating against applicants and employees with pre-existing conditions, applicants looking to ensure their conditions will be covered by a company's benefits package have to essentially out themselves in order to know.
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Cissna's email also told USCIS staff that they're not supposed to call applicants "customers" anymore because their real customers aren't immigrants — they're the American people: Referring to applicants and petitioners for immigration benefits, and the beneficiaries of such applications and petitions, as 'customers' promotes an institutional culture that emphasizes the ultimate satisfaction of applicants and petitioners, rather than the correct adjudication of such applications and petitions according to the law.
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Her department has denied almost all applicants to a public service loan forgiveness program.
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In part, that's why some schools are adopting "test-optional" policies for their applicants.
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Of course, applicants must have exceptional communication and leadership skills and be highly organized.
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Prospective bursary applicants needed to provide a community-issued certificate of virginity, she said.
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Within two weeks, she had received 500 applicants and began narrowing down the list.
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Amazon narrowed down the list of 238 applicants to 20 finalists in January 2018.
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" Professors conduct studies on the success rate for job applicants with names like "Jamal.
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Until 1995, there was no routine for putting unsuccessful affirmative applicants into immigration court.
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Instead, Polli's company uses neuroscience exercises to determine if applicants are a good fit.
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In Connecticut, employers will be barred from asking job applicants about their salary history.
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The shortage of qualified cybersecurity applicants is only going to cause salaries to rise.
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The more criteria included on a listing, the more it costs to unlock applicants.
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But in practice, union members say, it's all but impossible for applicants to meet.
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As time went on, the models often spiraled into recommending unqualified applicants at random.
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When astronaut Megan McArthur applied in 1999, 17 candidates were chosen from 3,000 applicants.
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And, Pong says, interviews are a great opportunities for applicants to practice selling themselves.
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Applicants should definitely take the time to walk through one of the retailer's stores.
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Black applicants were disproportionately turned away, as compared to whites, in 48 metropolitan areas.
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He adds that OpenGov has seen a 20 percent surge in job applicants, too.
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Describing phone calls from other transgender soldiers and applicants, Muller said, "They are terrified."
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Employers, say counsellors, are wary of applicants with an address on the local estate.
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The expert has interviewed more than 5,000 applicants since joining the company in 1995.
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With nearly 43,000 applicants in the Class of 2022, just above 2,000 were accepted.
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Delaware extended its sexual harassment protections to unpaid interns, job applicants, apprentices, and temps.
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University of Texas, that affirmative action is constitutional and doesn't discriminate against white applicants.
|
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I asked him if he still believes that universities discriminate against Asian American applicants.
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But the challenge isn't just funding those new positions -- it's finding enough quality applicants.
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One uniting factor for all of these ads is a desire for energetic applicants.
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The ban covers prospective freshmen and transfer applicants as well as current students.—VICE
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Of those applicants, 85033 were eliminated solely because their diversity statements were deemed inadequate.
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Germany received the highest number of asylum seekers; more than 476,000 applicants in 2015.
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Jobs go unfilled here because, employers say, applicants often cannot pass a drug test.
|
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The ILC applicants "want to have access to the resources banks have," said Taylor.
|
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But it's how H1-B visas are being used by applicants that's really changed.
|
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A new admissions tool could change the way colleges assess applicants' standardized test scores.
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Shooting starts early July and applicants from all over the country are being considered.
|
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The Princeton Review also asked the 10,000 respondents their advice for next year's applicants.
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The State Department already collects information on applicants like previous addresses and contact information.
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ALMOST all university applicants now know where they will be going in the autumn.
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But visa applicants can ask for waivers that allow them to return more quickly.
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The company will extend job offers to eight applicants who participated in the lawsuit.
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Most of the applicants were people of color, many in their 20s and 30s.
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Few of the applicants I spoke to knew that BYD was a Chinese company.
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The Pentagon confirmed that it will move forward with transgender applicants on that date.
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Job applicants should take their cue from the kind of advertisements that companies place.
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Applicants have greater access to housing and schools and less chance of being deported.
|
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Among the applicants is MTN Nigeria, the local unit of Africa's largest telecoms firm.
|
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Jobr also offered tools for recruiters that let them manage and interact with applicants.
|
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Applicants will take a written test available in 15 languages, according to the ad.
|
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Current members and applicants would be required to provide their neighborhood, employer and occupation.
|
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Applicants regularly opt out of submitting resumes and have no online presence to evaluate.
|
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One was whether the lack of specific words on a resume might disqualify applicants.
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Applicants can visit this page for more information and to apply for the program.
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The average age of applicants is 38, and the average grant is around $3,800.
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The jobs-applicants ratio rose to 1.27 in December, its highest since December 1991.
|
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Applicants must also be OK with frequent visits from tourists in the summer months.
|
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It's now common for employers to use social media sites to screen job applicants.
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This would ensure applicants were "the kind Canada wants", namely, the tax-paying kind.
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For the class of 2019, just 16.5 percent of the 5,485 applicants were admitted.
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They flood the market with applicants who often are making less money than Americans.
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Of course, those who were legacy applicants had even more of a leg up.
|
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They are instructed not to press prospective applicants too hard on their academic qualifications.
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Affirmative action helps ensure that best-qualified applicants get the jobs that they deserve.
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A U.S. official told AFP Ashcroft was a vice consul who interviewed visa applicants.
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This policy also allows colleges to begin cultivating the largest pool of applicants possible.
|
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Religious critics of the executive order insist current screening of refugee applicants is sufficient.
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The study's author suggests that employers take into consideration job applicants' sense of humor.
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The scheme extended to doctored photos presenting applicants as the athletes they were not.
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Regulators will also lower the threshold for overseas applicants and simplify the vetting process.
|
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There were hundreds of applicants for just six spots and Sarah didn't get one.
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Job applicants have to make sure they feel comfortable with their prospective boss, too.
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The pool of applicants in Ohio is considered by businesses to be quite strong.
|
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But the states provide accommodation and social services, as well as deporting rejected applicants.
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Applicants must meet certain criteria, pass a background check and maintain a clean record.
|
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Furthermore, the state is looking to ban drug testing for weed for job applicants.
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Dogs are matched with interested applicants and are later trained with Panek for free.
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Each section is organized based on the qualifications, age, and experience of the applicants.
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Critics of the move saw it as unlawful and needlessly cruel to asylum applicants.
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The top 10% of applicants who enroll in Google developer courses will receive scholarships.
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A solid bachelor's degree is a minimum, with best qualified applicants having advanced degrees.
|
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Four-fifths of asylum applicants in the EU last year were younger than 35.
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Expanding the pool of trained job applicants will require a vast number of solutions.
|
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Cardi B might not be actively screening applicants for her daughter's care just yet.
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Though 2019 applications have closed, they will be looking for more applicants for 2020.
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Next year's applicants will be the first to have this portal and application option.
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More than 75% of applicants from those countries between 2011 and 2016 were rejected.
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Not necessarily the stuff to inspire future applicants to the Columbia School of Journalism.
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He has reportedly told potential applicants for 2018 clerkships that he is considering retirement.
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Applicants must also have a minimum market capitalization of HK$1.5 billion ($191.30 million).
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For example, for an initial claim, applicants must wait an average of 2628 days.
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This includes competing with applicants from large outsourcing firms in the H-1B lottery.
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Last year, there were about 34,000 applicants for 2,200 positions as teachers and mentors.
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Applicants who arrive in the U.S. via another safe country should not be admitted.
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The legislation, endorsed by President Trump, would use a point system to rank applicants.
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A company representative meets applicants beforehand, although one meeting does not necessarily prove sanity.
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As the social media giant continues to grow so have the number of applicants.
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The Leadership Conference argues that the question has a disproportionate impact on minority applicants.
|
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Pizzardini told me that about 80% of applicants for the Sapphire Experience are rejected.
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E2500: Applicants who have advanced college degrees or "exceptional abilities" qualify for this visa.
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In some cases, however, applicants with "exceptional abilities" may self-petition for a visa.
|
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But the criteria for applicants was and included specific height, weight, and education requirements.
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Instead, you can get a sense of the range of scores of successful applicants.
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Citizenship applicants must respond correctly to 6 out of 10 questions asked of them.
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Mortgage applicants of color have benefitted from its use in preventing discriminatory lending criteria.
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In fact, 87 percent of applicants received coverage, even with their pre-existing conditions.
|
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I was told 12 percent of last year's applicants were advanced to this stage.
|
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But in fact, applicants must be sponsored financially by family members already living here.
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It is crucial that applicants have questions prepared to take advantage of the opportunity.
|
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Initial planning grants were awarded to 12 of 17 applicants last month, primarily cities.
|
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But the set-asides place limits on the opportunity for other applicants to compete.
|
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So it's no surprise that more than 95% of those Chinese applicants had attorneys.
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We hope to get a couple though job applicants, maybe a couple dozen companies.
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" Some applicants get crossed off the list immediately, such as those with "shady desires.
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Applicants must also hold 1 billion yuan in registered capital in a local company.
|
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Prospective operators' wealth isn't taken into consideration, which helps attract a variety of applicants.
|
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Unfortunately, nonprime applicants don't qualify for many of those loans, furthering their economic isolation.
|
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Offshore drilling permits will be processed, but on-land applicants are out of luck.
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It's also legally compelled to look for, and at, applicants in all 50 states.
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It also is using the technology to ensure human reviewers don't overlook strong applicants.
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Out of 2,000 applicants, only 30 teams were allowed to actually build their prototypes.
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What's clear is that sub-optimal applicants need all the help we can get.
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Applicants have one year from their initial entry into the United States to apply.
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We also spoke to applicants and other people familiar with the Lambda School program.
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Applicants must be enrolled in school or have a high school degree or GED.
|
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Others would prevent employers from requiring job applicants to hand over social media information.
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Two biosimilar applicants directly impacted by these rulings have petitioned for Supreme Court review.
|
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This year, EY hired over 15,000 of those lucky applicants in the U.S. alone.
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The DHS statement did not specify the categories of applicants affected by the sanctions.
|
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In Kentucky, there are thousands of unfilled jobs because applicants cannot pass drug tests.
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"I'm just saying a university cannot use race to screen the applicants," he said.
|
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As a reporter waited outside the organization's Bronx office, two job applicants left interviews.
|
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Applicants from countries like China, Eritrea and Ethiopia see most of their cases approved.
|
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Legacy admissions help applicants who, as a group, have been privileged their entire lives.
|
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But applicants who successfully meld problem-solving with good writing find a warm welcome.
|
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Many of the applicants were "just trying to keep the lights on," Brown said.
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Early decision applicants tend to have savvy private high school counselors who understand this.
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The applicants will have to meet the same conservation and sustainability requirements as before.
|
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At first, the call drew a promising response: 36,490 applicants registered for 8,517 positions.
|
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From nearly 10,000 applicants, he was one of just 150 hired from that list.
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Requiring information about the social media accounts of visa applicants was part of that.
|
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Applicants would grow significantly, Ms. Sanders believed, if Burlington College acquired a showplace campus.
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Applicants to the C.I.A. are warned to disclose any potential skeletons in their past.
|
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The county was later ordered to allow the applicants to fix their registration forms.
|
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The positions draw a wide range of applicants, including a significant number of veterans.
|
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U.S. workers made up 20 percent of total applicants for the job this year.
|
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Many would-be asylum applicants do not know where official ports of entry are.
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Applicants can still file the form online, but they must enter income information manually.
|
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In 2016, only about 11 percent of asylum applicants had their petitions granted nationally.
|
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To qualify, applicants must have been employed at IBM for at least a decade.
|
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A subsequent lawsuit forced the creation of a single waiting list for all applicants.
|
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"The consequences of the legal ruling applicants seek are staggering," the city's brief said.
|
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Filling some warehouse jobs, for instance, requires the applicants to show up in person.
|
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Parker Dewey reaches students through career services postings and attracts applicants for the project.
|
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But it also allows ICE to deport pending U visa applicants at their discretion.
|
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Congressional Democrats also supported the effort to collect social media data on visa applicants.
|
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Banks once sent employees to the homes of account applicants to verify their addresses.
|
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Immigration experts said the rules would disproportionately affect applicants from Africa and Latin America.
|
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In 2018, HLS received 7,419 applications and offered admission to just 12% of applicants.
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It has also not clarified how applicants who need to file extensions must proceed.
|
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For perspective, 4.5 percent of applicants to Harvard's Class of 2023 received admission offers.
|
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So in 2013 we broke records by having over 6,000 applicants for our class.
|
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"That would be the trigger for much of this questioning of applicants," they said.
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"Everyone makes snap judgments on students, on applicants, when first meeting them," he said.
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The 85033 people were selected out of more than 200 applicants from 90 institutions.
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Applicants with male-sounding names are more likely to be offered jobs than women.
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The policy, which took effect in May, covers around 14 million visa applicants annually.
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The FBI says 93 applicants were denied because they had renounced their U.S. citizenship.
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Accordingly, the Borrower Defense Unit recommends full relief for Corinthian borrower defense (BD) applicants.
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In fact, he says that interviewers find it "irritating" when applicants don't ask questions.
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The list of applicants included the fund's deputy chief executive Trond Grande, it added.
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Mr. Wolf said that access was needed to thoroughly vet applicants for the programs.
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This link takes you to this webpage explaining what Maezawa's looking for in applicants.
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Other countries, including Ireland and New Zealand, also mandate medical insurance for visa applicants.
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The State Department is already requesting social media information from most US visa applicants.
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He was abruptly turned away and, like other spurned applicants, was never told why.
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Speak English In addition, applicants must earn enough points through three additional criteria: 1.
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Speak English In addition, applicants must earn enough points through three additional criteria: 1.
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But language requirements and other complications can leave some applicants battling unsuccessfully for years.
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And applicants are less likely to be contacted when the unemployment rate is higher.
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These fictitious applicants presented themselves as students at one of 24 large public universities.
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Yet the number of male applicants rose immediately, even when football recruits were excluded.
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Unlike the original ban, the new restrictions only include categories of immigration visa applicants.
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Employee referrals and networking at Hulu events can also give applicants a leg up.
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Applicants had to send a cover letter and a résumé through an online platform.
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Again, the claim that admission aims at better academically qualified applicants is not true.
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Or, it may result in nothing more than an empty promise to prospective applicants.
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Actually, consular officers have been attuned to the risks and screen visa applicants carefully.
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The company tries to make its feedback to denied applicants as beneficial as possible.
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Trinity Lutheran's application not only scored well, it ranked fifth out of 44 applicants.
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That diagnosis allowed applicants to seek a waiver for parts of the citizenship test.
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Applicants must have no food allergies and must be familiar with using computers. Interested?
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Applicants who are 80 and older do not need to be interviewed in person.
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The final list of 3,050 successful applicants was drawn from all 54 African countries.
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Successful applicants were promised a six-month approval, but unsuccessful ones had to reapply.
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Eight other "may issue" states require that applicants demonstrate sufficient "need" for a permit.
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Program applicants were also portrayed as brilliant valedictorians and proud members of the military.
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Federal authorities are investigating allegations of discrimination against Asian-American applicants to Yale University.
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Legacies are applicants who are regarded preferentially because they are the children of alumni.
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A committee from the leadership team interviews applicants and makes recommendations to the superintendent.
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This year's applicants found out if they had made the cut on August 15th.
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Likewise, ICE would have to vet more than 500,000 applicants to hire 85033,000 personnel.
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Bernards Township officials deny that the applicants' faith played any role in their decision.
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Supporters argue that the great majority of applicants become assets to the United States.
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Interested applicants can apply for the card in traditional ways, such as at Walmart.
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Google is a highly sought-after employer, fielding more than 50,000 applicants a week.
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Applicants must be nonviolent offenders who have already served 10 years of their sentence.
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Mr. Ripp is impatient with applicants whose credentials he thinks don't match his needs.
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