Sentence examples for competitive enrollment from inspiring English sources
As application totals soar, colleges struggle to predict yield — the number of admitted students who actually attend — leading to longer wait lists and other competitive enrollment tactics.
The United States Department of Agriculture's Conservation Reserve Program CRPP) has evolved from near open enrollment, to competitive enrollment, and now to a mixture of competitive and targeted enrollment.
Last week, Wilson — who began work as schools chancellor just over a year ago — was forced to resign after the mayor's office disclosed that he had evaded the rules of the District's notoriously competitive enrollment process to transfer his daughter to Wilson High, a school in Northwest Washington that has a waiting list of more than 600 students.
What the program provides depends on the school, some having competitive enrollment and others large recruitment efforts with assigned projects.
The center gathered and assigned the patients to the LEV and control groups in accordance with the mechanism of competitive enrollment.
"The strategy the parties work on is that you limit the number of districts with competitive enrollments, then they drop truckloads of money into those competitive races".
His advisers, particularly the party's shadow education secretary, Michael Gove, argue in defense of local institutions, from schools with competitive enrollments to small post offices, whose contributions to community cohesion don't appear on the bottom line and are often invisible to orthodox Thatcherites.
For classes with competitive enrollments, the M.L.S. candidates participate in the regular bidding system with J.D. candidates.
For classes with competitive enrollments, the MLS candidates participate in the regular bidding system with JD candidates.
The school will be located behind Skinner North Classical School on Chicago Park District property and will help meet what CPS CEO Barbara Byrdescribed described as a high demand for more of the highly competitive selective enrollment schools in the district, according to WBEZ.
Appalachia (3-2), even with a dwindling enrollment, is competitive.
