Sentence examples for decline in enrollment from inspiring English sources

Its official statistics show a striking decline in enrollment in the upper grades.

Universities have reopened, but with a decline in enrollment and the exodus of some faculty members.

Nationwide, the survey reports a 6percentt decline in enrollment in 2004 alone.

Pop Warner has experienced a larger decline in enrollment over that time.

Fordham and Marymount had consolidated in 2000, as a result of a 20-year decline in enrollment at Marymount.

The college changed its name and began admitting men this fall in hopes of arresting a decline in enrollment.

You do not mention one important reason for the decline in enrollments: the tarnished reputation of the American political system among international students.

A major impetus has been a decline in enrollments in the last five years, forcing some institutions to work harder at selling these students on the virtues of attending a university where they are not in the minority.

The main reason is that a huge 6-million decline in enrollments in employer-sponsored insurance that the CBO anticipated never materialized.

These kinds of allegations of deception by schools, and evidence of weak outcomes for students, have reached the prospective student population and helped contribute to a decline in enrollments, revenues, and stock prices, at for-profit colleges.

So this was the logic that occurred in 1976 and led to a historic change," Caffentzis said, "and eventually led to a decline in enrollments," as well as mass layoffs of non-tenured faculty, including himself.