Sentence examples for black enrollments from inspiring English sources

Poorer city schools, with mostly black enrollments, would struggle to meet standards.

The number of young Hispanics enrolled in college, which surpassed black enrollment for the first time in 2010, jumped to almost 2.1 million last year, from about 1.3 million in 2008.

And vouchers can't end the resistance of many suburban schools to black enrollment.

Universities eager to boost black enrollment fell under suspicion for the same reason.

Black enrollment at the institution has dropped from 7% in 2006 to about 4.5% this year.

In 1973, Mr. Chavis was admitted to the University of California at Davis medical school in a program to increase black enrollment.

By 1967 black enrollment at the law school had expanded to about 20 in a student body of 360.

Since Mr. Khayat was appointed chancellor 13 years ago, black enrollment, long suppressed by fear, has increased to 14percentt, from 5.8percentt in 1995 (though Mississippi is nearly 40percentt black).

At Columbia, members of the Students Afro-Americann Society had ended a class boycott by presenting Acting President Andrew Cordier with demands for an autonomous black-education program with increased black enrollment.

In Dr. Newman's mind, Mississippi Valley will always honor its status as a historically black institution, and it will always have a predominantly black enrollment.

North Carolina agreed to raise black enrollment at white universities to 10.6 percent from 7.4 percent, and whites at black universities to 15 percent from 11.3 percent.