"enrollment" is a correct and usable word in written English
You can use it when referring to the process of enrolling or signing up for something, such as a school, course, or program. Example sentence: The enrollment period for the summer course closes next week, so be sure to sign up soon.
With US college enrollment declining for two straight years, education experts say Sweet Briar represents the canary in the coal mine for similar institutions.
But hidden beneath the trappings of apparent prosperity are familiar signs of trouble: declining enrollment, rising tuition, debt and an endowment that is largely restricted.
Derrick Griffith, 42, was dean of student affairs and enrollment management for Medgar Evers College in Brooklyn, New York.
As early as 1988, Sweet Briar's faculty voted "no confidence" in the administration because of how the college was dealing with declining enrollment, the News & Advance of Lynchburg reported.
But by last year, enrollment had climbed to over 96%, thanks to government efforts to create new places (and to encourage poorer parents to use them) and a falling birthrate.That leaves Brazil with two fresh educational challenges.
White enrollment rose from 6% to 9% from 2007 to 2010.
Whether that's provided by employers, universities, private course content providers, online providers, dual enrollment programmes, and the dollars will follow the student rather than making the student follow the dollars.
Rather than literacy rates, the index now measures mean years of schooling, and rather than gross enrollment, it measures expected years of schooling.
On mean years of schooling, however, America is near the very top in the world, because it historically had much higher rates of college enrollment than any other country.
SNAP enrollment remains high because the job market remains weak, says the CBPP.
The abstract reads:This paper examines the effect of early childhood investments on college enrollment and degree completion.
