Sentence examples for enrollment for students from inspiring English sources

In the US, enrollment for students 25 and older rose 41% from 2000 to 2011, according to the National Center for Education Statistics, and now stands at roughly four out of 10 students.

In contrast, we do not find any evidence of impacts on flagship enrollment for students from low college-sending high schools, and the estimated effects on total semesters in a flagship are not statistically significant and change signs across specifications.

I cannot imagine a world in which this semester's events will have no effect on enrollment for students of color.

The full-time equivalent enrollment for students seeking masters of divinity degrees in the United States decreased more than 3percentt in each of the last two years, members of the Association of Theological Schools reported.

Assam: The state government issued a notice to private schools to reserve at least 25 percent of their enrollments for students belonging to the "disadvantaged group and weaker sections" and to educate them without charge, Business Standard reported.

Mr. Beverage said that the enrollment rate for students offered a midyear place was higher than for those admitted for September.

The magnitude of this effect is large; the smallest point estimates imply an increase of at least 60percentt above the baseline enrollment rate for students who barely miss being in the top decile.

"Therefore, growth in non-resident students may crowd-out enrollment opportunities for students from low-income households".

Enrollment for black students is the same as the statewide rate — 60% — but that's largely because Latino students have a lower preschool and kindergarten enrollment, and account for the majority of students.

Kaplan, the test prep company, reports seeing a 20percentt increase in its course enrollment for graduate students from last January to October: 34percentt more for the Graduate Management Admissions Test, usually required by business schools, and 26percentt more for the Law School Admissions Test.

Education department officials announced plans late last month to invite principals to create new enrollment targets for student subgroups to spur diversity.