Sentence examples for enrollment students from inspiring English sources

With a small undergraduate enrollment, students get plenty of one-on-one time with professors and an intimate classroom setting.

According to the report's findings, 54.2percentt of dual enrollment students earned some form of college degree, compared to 36.9percentt of non-dual enrollment high school graduates.

In fact, dual enrollment students from low-income families were especially more likely to attend a four-year college in Texas after high school.

Half were "dual enrollment" students, meaning they completed college courses while in high school that awarded both high school and college credit, and half were not.

The theory behind alternative schools was open enrollment: students could attend any alternative school they chose at no cost, so long as an even racial balance at the new school was maintained.

According to these guidelines, as a condition of enrollment students must provide evidence of adequate health insurance coverage for themselves and their dependents.

According to a statement citing the Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board, Texas' dual enrollment student population swelled from 17,784 in 2000 to 90,364 in 2010 — representing a 408-percent increase.

Two outputs appeared critical to this goal: Increased undergraduate student enrollment Increased student satisfaction with participation Increased undergraduate student enrollment Increased student satisfaction with participation Prior to VANA, students' opinion of the quality of VA clinical rotations was often poor.

Some other participants (7, 12%) suggested other values of analytics including improvements in knowledge, security, quality assurance/enhancement, student learning and teaching, student enrollments, student retention, and student engagement.

But now, schools are losing enrollment because students' parents have been deported.

Graduate enrollment among students from China rose 22 percent from 2011 to 2012, the seventh consecutive year of double-digit growth.