Sentence examples for enrollments from from inspiring English sources

Shifting enrollments from four-year colleges to two-year colleges and from private nonprofit colleges to public colleges will lead to declines in bachelor's degree attainment.

'Obamacare is a bit like the astronaut on top of the rocket' – Bob Laszewski as interviewed by Ezra Klein, the Washington Post The insurance industry is literally receiving a handful of new enrollments from the 36 Obama administration-run exchanges.

Principals of archdiocesan schools in poor neighborhoods decried what they saw as a subsidy for upper-middle-class families while they had to justify every penny and struggle to keep enrollments from shrinking.

The policies are intended to help increase the number of 25-to 34-year-olds who have a bachelor's degree or above to 40 percent by 2020, from 35 percent last year, and to raise the number of students from low socio-economic backgrounds attending university to 20 percent of undergraduate enrollments, from 16.5 percent in 2010.

Through its original curriculum the company already has close to three million enrollments from 119 countries for its classes.

Therefore, this study attempts to set out the baseline through analyses of trends in several years of mathematics, science, and CTE-STEM course enrollments (from 2008 to 2013 school years) in Texas (TX) prior to House Bill 5.

The M.L.A. survey collected data on foreign language enrollment from fall 2002 from 780 colleges and universities.

Right's New York office alone, its largest, has doubled its enrollment from last year, the company says.

One insurance company told me, "we got an enrollment from John Doe.

First-time enrollment from India was up 2 percent, the first increase since 2007.

Enrollment from one level of education to the next varies by gender, by race and by income.