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When the admission to a university it's not so difficult, what is the more acceptable in using by English native speakers?

"Our university has an easy admission"

"Our university has a comfortable admission"

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Our university has an easy admission process.
Our university has easy admission standards.

I can't get using "admission" as a noun in your example, seems like it needs something else. So I made it an adjective instead.

comfortable does not work in this context. That would be more like relaxed or to be at ease.

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  • In an easy admission process, the last two words are both nouns. Note than in idiomatic American English, it would be called an easy admissions process with the first noun in the plural.
    – tchrist
    Commented Oct 18, 2015 at 11:49

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