Sentence examples for full-time enrolments from inspiring English sources

At the University of Sunderland, similarly, full-time enrolments were 4%, or 119 students, below the HEFCE's target.

It seems to be an attractive selling point, with full-time enrolment up 10 per cent (although part-timers are down 10 per cent as companies reign in sponsorship).

But recently three things have happened that have helped him to see the light (or reassess his position in his own more nuanced phrase):First, I learned that the cost of an MBA in the flagship, 2-year program where I teach is roughly $100,000, not counting lost earnings during full-time enrolment.

It has a full-time enrolment of 3,500 and a part-time enrolment of about 8,000.

The inclusion criteria for the study sample were full-time student status, enrolment in one of the university's undergraduate programs during the 2011-2012 academic year, and age between 17 and 24 years.

An explosion in the number of construction workers moved into "umbrella" companies to avoid them appearing as full-time employees is undermining auto enrolment pensions, say unions.

Three were enrolled full-time and six part-time; all had family and/or career commitments; and there was a mix of funded and self-funded enrolments.

Students were allocated to one of the two study variants on the basis of their enrolment status as full-time or part-time students.

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

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.

While applications to full-time study have recovered, this is not the case for part-time enrolments.