Admission (noun)

1. The act of allowing someone to enter a place or organization.
2. The act of admitting something, such as a statement or charge.
3. The right or permission to enter a place or organization.
4. The fee charged for admission to a place or event.

Origin:

Middle english, from latin admission-, admissio, from admittere.

Examples:

1. The admission to the concert is $50 per person.
2. The admission of guilt was a surprise to the court.
3. He was denied admission to the exclusive club.
4. Admission to the university is highly competitive.
5. The museum has a free admission on Sundays.