Sentence examples for enrollment every from inspiring English sources

Charter schools are known for aggressive recruiting campaigns, and at schools with dwindling enrollment, every student counts: In New York, each brings more than $10,000 in education financing.

How can UoPeople afford to educate 20,000 with the intention of continuing to double enrollment every year?

They also found that program group students had higher rates of enrollment every semester, higher rates of full-time enrollment, higher levels of total credit accumulation, and higher rates of transfer to four-year colleges during the study period.

Do we call Ventura Unified a failure because we only graduate 8% of our total enrollment every year?

Laboratory and clinical examinations were carried out within 15 days before enrollment, every 1 week during the first course of treatment and every 2 weeks from the second course onward.

Turnbull and colleagues report that in this relatively young cohort of individuals without any limitations in life support at enrollment, every 10 years of age was associated with a 32% greater likelihood of new limitations in LST even when adjusting for comorbid disease, preadmission functional status, and initial severity of illness.

Instead of making sure that we hit our goal of enrollments every month and encouraging us to do so, they would rather see how many times they can belittle us until we break".

Tumor response was assessed with either computed tomography or magnetic resonance imaging within 28 days of enrollment and every 2 cycles: every 8 ± 1 weeks in Arm A and every 6 ± 1 weeks in Arm B. Bone scans were performed every 12 ± 1 weeks if bone metastases were present at baseline and at any time of clinical suspicion in other patients.

"Enrollment solves every problem that we have," he said.

Students have been coming to the district is such great numbers that school officials have started adjusting the enrollment projections every six months.

One alternative would establish limited enrollment periods (every two years, for instance) when people with pre-existing conditions could buy into the new exchanges without being denied coverage.