Sentence examples for higher enrollment from inspiring English sources
At stake for the colleges is more than just the extra government money that often comes with higher enrollment.
Higher enrollment rates in formal child care programs are thus associated with smaller gender wage gaps.
In its first full year of operation, Commonwealth Care drew higher enrollment than anticipated, and the state found itself facing an inaugural budget gap.
To pay for the additional sports, university officials are counting on success and visibility in the revenue-generating sports of basketball and baseball to help draw higher enrollment, more corporate sponsorships and increased scholarship endowments.
A weaker economy, higher enrollment standards and even the attack on the World Trade Center have helped drive total enrollment at the City University of New York up 3.5percentthisisemesterer over the same semester last year, officials said.
State officials said the Clinton rules would have increased costs and imposed immense administrative burdens on the states when Medicaid costs are rising rapidly because of higher enrollment and greater use of prescription drugs.
Mr. Schmill was quoted by Bloomberg News as saying that M.I.T. was exploring whether higher enrollments would increase revenue.
Our findings showed that schools with higher enrollments of black and Latino students and lower-income students tend to have fewer of those resources.
In addition, the lagging economy combined with the allure of smaller tuition payments has led to higher enrollments in the state's public colleges and universities.
The higher enrollments were intended to permit students to continue with higher education instead of being "tracked" into different schools and programs that provided a terminal vocational education.
The number of students in Connecticut's private secondary schools rose to 9,127 from 8,500 between 1992 and 1998, and Catholic high schools have reported higher enrollments over the last eight years, said Barbara Keebler at the National Catholic Educational Association in Washington, D.C.
