Sentence examples for expect enrollment from inspiring English sources

The exchanges will have about ten million people enrolled on them at the end of this year, according to government estimates, and officials expect enrollment to increase by about nine per cent next year.

Experts expect enrollment to begin in 2013.

After this year's record-breaking number of graduates, administrators expect enrollment to begin to plateau.

The employers say they expect enrollment to increase by another 2 percent in 2014 when they are required to automatically enroll new full-time employees into their plans.

"I would expect enrollment to surge in second half, particularly in March," he said.

Most experts expect enrollment next year will be significantly lower still.

And some analysts expect enrollments to double or even triple by 2009.

But the recruiters say that U.S. colleges and universities, including those that have long played host to Indian students, are learning that they cannot simply sit back and expect enrollments to grow but must increasingly rely on recruiters who travel to India, China and other countries.

Oxford expects enrollment to rise 2percentthis yearar for employer health plans, it said.

She, however, expects enrollment to be full next year, but only because the school has done extra promotion.

While nearly half the schools that responded to the survey expected enrollment declines, the changes are expected to be minimal and overall enrollment should remain relatively flat.