Unable to accommodate burgeoning enrollment demands at scale, our leading institutions have become increasingly "exclusive" — predicated on exclusion to all but a few.
The infrastructure of American higher education is unable to accommodate projected enrollment demands at scale.
Many states might have to restrict enrollments or benefits, scale back reimbursements to health care providers, or shift costs to poor beneficiaries.
While the "narrative lends itself to heroics and hagiography," she added, "underneath it all is a clear-eyed understanding that the job of the social entrepreneur is large-scale enrollment," the enrollment of many people and organizations in addressing problems in new ways.
BioBank has time to address such issues: Full-scale enrollment of volunteers is not likely to get under way until 2004, says a Wellcome Trust spokesperson.
Progress updates and the final report were then presented to the Human Resources Technical Working Group, whose approval of the final draft resulted in the dissemination of the National Training Operational Plan report and formal MoH adoption of the assessment's training institution-specific enrollment and infrastructure scale-up targets.
In fact, he says, before they train physicists to do other kinds of work especially finance physics departments should probably scale back enrollment.
Creating a framework for course design and standardization of templates can result in online learning that is student centered while allowing the institution to scale up enrollment with quality education at the core.
Depressive symptoms were assessed at study enrollment using the Revised Center for Epidemiologic Studies Depression scale (CESD-R) [ 23].
Older adults were screened for enrollment in a large scale delirium study conducted in Boston-area post-acute facilities (n = 4,598).
