Sentence examples for defer enrollment from inspiring English sources

Worse, the number of those turned away is expected to surge in the months ahead as more states defer enrollment and cut eligibility.

He will defer enrollment until 2018.

After researching the idea, we discovered that many colleges actually encourage prospective freshmen to consider a gap year, which meant our son's university-of-choice quickly agreed to defer enrollment.

Mr. Leavitt said the administration opposed an extension of the deadline, and he defended the financial penalty that would be imposed on most people who were eligible now but deferred enrollment to 2007 or later.

Admitted students can defer their enrollment for a year to participate in community service work abroad through the Bridge Year program.

Princeton's Bridge Year Program offers a few newly admitted undergraduates a nine-month, tuition-free opportunity to defer their enrollment for a year.

Instead of heading off to New York for her freshman year, she decides to defer her enrollment to stay in Ohio and help Kurt and Finn make their way to the East Coast.

And though Boorman says "she doesn't have Rio marked on her calendar," Biles intends to defer her enrollment at UCLA until January 2017 -- after the Olympics, when she'll finally take non-homeschool classes for the first time in nearly a decade.

In 2001, he was crushed to learn on Dec. 14 that he had been deferred from enrollment at Princeton, where he had applied for early decision.

He graduated last year and has deferred his enrollment to Notre Dame for a year in order to prepare for the 2012 games.

Mr. Leopold deferred his enrollment at Duke University for two years (he will not attend his first class there until after the convention is over) while he worked for Ms. Maloney and started a political consulting firm.