Sentence examples for course enrolling from inspiring English sources

More than 70percentt of the nearly 15,000 school districts in the United States currently offer at least one online course, enrolling more than a million students last school year alone, said Susan Patrick, president of the International Association for K-12 Online Learning, which estimates that online enrollment has increased about 30percentt annually since 1997.

The trilobite lab we developed is intended for an upper level undergraduate paleontology course enrolling mainly sophomores and juniors who have already taken historical geology or its equivalent but may also be appropriate for introductory college biology or advanced high school biology courses provided that concepts such as geologic time, phylogeny, and trace fossils are familiar to students.

He changed course, enrolling in the University of Chicago's history of religions program.

Of course, enrolling in the program isn't a ticket to the pot doctor, and it doesn't necessarily mean a doctor will recommend marijuana for a patient.

Each Arts Intensive course enrolls 10 to 20 students and offers 2 units of academic credit.

In 2010, he taught or mentored more than 1,000 students in EPS – one course enrolled more than 500 students – and nearly 600 more in environmental sciences.

The writing intensive course enrolled 40 engineering students in their third or fourth year of degree completion.

Jessica Bartolotti taught the first Garden Grove Unified School District AP Psychology course in 2006, and what makes her class unique is that she lets anyone who wants to take the course enroll.

The course enrolled ≈340 students at the time of the study.

Organic Evolution, an upper-level elective course, enrolled 14 students in 2009 (10 women).

About ten years ago, a publisher's representative told me that introductory linguistics courses in the U.S. enroll 50,000 students per year, while introductory psychology courses enroll about 1,500,000, or 30 times more.