Sentence examples for enrolments on from inspiring English sources

Enrolments on its "professional-development" courses have risen fourfold.

Just under a fifth of the colleges blamed the drop in enrolments on the abolition of a grant aimed at helping poorer students.

Enrolments on British programmes fell by 20% between 2008 and 2011, from 2,577 to 2,017, according to the Association of MBAs, an industry body.

The variability in student enrolments on programmes, and features of academic life such as sabbaticals and research leave for permanent staff, mean that fixed-term opportunities to teach, generally for a year or a semester, are made available".

The report says the policy on immigration has had a negative impact on international student enrolments on UK Stem courses, which have fallen by more than 10% in the past two years.

Although the bar remains oversubscribed, enrolments on the legal practice course (LPC) – the year-long course law graduates must take to become solicitors, which can cost more than £13,000 – fell by 20% last year, as a belief that the country is over-lawyered took hold at schools and universities.

This study began accruing patients on 14 May 2004 and completed enrolment on 6 July 2005 with 80 centres enroling a total of 209 patients.

This is already a concern after software problems led to much lower-than-expected enrolment on the exchanges during their first month.

Enrolment on its $67,000 full-time MBA programme is down from over 1,000 students in 2001 to just 142 this year.

The official numbers have gaps, but independent analyses are helping to fill them McKinsey, a consultancy, published new data on enrolment on May 8th.

Enrolment on its $67,000 full-time MBA programme is down from over 1,000 students in 2001 to around 150 in its most recent intake.