Sentence examples for black enrolment from inspiring English sources

The problems facing their opponents are that blacks are clearly disadvantaged; that the programmes seem to work (black enrolment shot up at UERJ after quotas came in) and that the constitution does permit positive discrimination for some, like the disabled.

In 1999, the numbers of black African enrolments and graduates were low at medical schools B and C.

In 1999, black African enrolments and graduates were conspicuously low in two of the three medical schools in the Gauteng province.

What we will also see, as we see in the US, is the development of a whole industry around the "black arts" of enrolment management.

By 2011, an almost six-fold increase in black African student enrolments was seen in one medical school that was previously designated as a white institution.

In both the Los Angeles law school and the San Francisco medical school, enrolment of blacks and Latinos has fallen appreciably.

Yet they point to the fact that enrolment of blacks and Latinos throughout the state system has remained stable since 1996.

Its enrolment is entirely black.

Applications will open next week for the first UK undergraduate degree in black studies, which will begin enrolment in September 2017 at Birmingham City University (BCU).

Race is categorised into black African, Asian, coloured, and white enrolments and graduates, while gender is reflected as female (F) or male (M).

Similarly at school C, black African students represented only 5.8% of enrolments in 1999, which increased to 44% in 2011.