Sentence examples for enrollment classes from inspiring English sources

All students have access to honors and AP classes, and South actively recruits students of color to opt into advanced coursework through two peer-mentoring programs, which support students who enroll in AP, honors and concurrent enrollment classes.

Put differently, aggressive adoption of OER at the college level can make dual enrollment classes much easier to sustain.

We're taking textbook costs off the table, and we're making dual enrollment classes available on a sustained basis to more students.

At IMD in Lausanne, Switzerland, customized programs account for 45 percent of the business school's revenues while open enrollment classes represent 40 percent, according to Michael Stanford, the executive director for partnership programs at IMD. Degree programs like M.B.A.'s make up the balance.

Two new studies from the National Center for Postsecondary Research have found that participation in dual enrollment – in which high school students take college classes for credit – has strong positive effects on college enrollment and completion, but where students take dual enrollment classes and what classes they take are critical in driving these effects.

Direct enrollment classes taken in the Duke-in-Berlin program count as well.

"Students may take the pre-curriculum course to help them succeed on the Regents so that they can eventually enroll in the dual enrollment class," Hughes says.

Despite a depleted school enrollment, class sizes have increased and teachers have repeatedly taken pay cuts.

Today, patients who meet these criteria and express interest in our program are referred to an enrollment class where they meet their care team and receive a "prescription" for healthy, diabetes-appropriate food.

Since then, Evans and Burnett have taught an open enrollment class at Stanford together, which has become one of the most popular electives at the university.

— Dr. Zina Evans, University of Florida If you've taken dual-enrollment classes while in high school, you are still considered a first-year student and the first-year deadlines apply.