For instance, enrollment in advanced nursing programs has fallen for five consecutive years, according to the American Association of Colleges of Nursing.
Besides enrollment trends, for instance, they said they had considered the future demographic changes in certain neighborhoods, or the recruitment and fund-raising skills of some principals.
This outreach may have had independent effects on college enrollment by, for instance, increasing information about college.
The enrollment of kindergarteners, for instance, grew from less than 8 million in 1978 to 40.51 million in 2014.
In addition, recent researches have also focused on understanding student groups and corresponding policy [13]: predictive models to maximize student retention [14, 15], an enrollment prediction system, for instance.
She asserted, for instance, that enrollment in ACA exchange plans is "more than 60% below expectations," which she called "the best evidence of the unpopularity of these plans". Actually, it's the best evidence of Verma's willingness to mislead.
In Michigan, for instance, first-year enrollment was projected at 323,000, but enrollment topped out at 605,000.
These journalists worked with an excellent dataset – it had data at the level of individual students, which allowed us to ensure that erratic patterns reflected changes in the scores of individuals, rather than changes in the composition of a school (due to changes in enrollment at a school, for instance).
But, having said this, the new buzzword of retirement policy has become the idea of the "nudge" -- setting up 401(k) plans, for instance, with auto-enrollment to "nudge" people to save by making this the natural default.
For instance, even though overall enrollment in H.M.O.'s rose slightly last year, employers are scaling back the number of plans they offer.
