Sentence examples for enrolling part from inspiring English sources

Nonetheless, you should also consider the costs that are associated with enrolling part time.

Enrolling part time rather than full time is also associated with a longer time to finish a degree and a lower rate of degree completion.

In this final installment of answers, Ms. Perna responds to questions about understanding financial aid award letters, eligibility for in-state tuition, scholarships for students with undeclared majors, and the benefits (and consequences) of enrolling part time in a pay-as-you-go approach to college.

Mr. Tankleff has enrolled part time at Hofstra University.

A year later, he enrolled part time at the Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology.

Soon after the encounter with the woman, he enrolled part time at the Academy for Jewish Religion in the Bronx.

While at Cray, I enrolled part time in a business management program at Ashridge Management College in England, commuting between countries.

Even while she was employed, however, she was unclear about her career goals and was enrolled part time in a master's program in elementary education at Hunter College.

Low-income students are less likely to receive private scholarships and merit-based college grants than high-income students in part because they are more likely to enroll part time and at two-year colleges.

In response to my post on Tuesday about college completion rates, a reader named Mark Elliott wrote in with a good point: that some of these students are enrolled part time, so maybe it's not so unrealistic for them to take longer than six years to graduate.

Table 1 presents the educational level of the participants who were mostly working in industry and enrolled part-time in software engineering university programs: 6% of participants were taking an undergraduate course and 89% of participants were taking graduate courses (i.e. 39% at the Bachelor level and 50% at the Master level).