noun the money paid for entrance to a place or event
In business, admission can refer to gaining access to a membership or exclusive group, such as a club or organization.
Admission refers to the process of gaining entry into an educational institution, such as a school or university.
Admission in healthcare refers to the process of a patient being admitted to a hospital or other medical facility for treatment.
In legal contexts, admission can refer to a statement by a party in a case acknowledging certain facts or allegations.
Admission in the entertainment industry typically refers to the price paid for entry to a movie, concert, or other event.
In the context of a writer, 'admission' may refer to gaining entry into a particular event, institution, or program. It could also relate to the act of acknowledging or confessing something in writing.
For a psychologist, 'admission' may involve a patient's disclosure of personal information or feelings during a therapy session. It could also refer to the process of a patient being admitted to a mental health facility for treatment.