Sentence examples for highest enrollment from inspiring English sources

"And last year," Ms. Renner said, "we had our highest enrollment ever".

Corinthian's highest enrollment, of more than a hundred thousand students, was in 2010 — not coincidentally, the same year that the unemployment rate peaked.

Introduced in 2013, it now has the highest enrollment — more than 1,500 students a year — of any elective course at Davis, surpassing favorites like Introduction to Human Sexuality.

According to the World Bank, while general graduate degree programs, which include the humanities and social sciences, still have the highest enrollment, the number of students seeking technical degrees grew six times faster from 2000 to 2004.

Other institutions in Australia were considered, but Curtin was selected because of collaboration and exchange programs in the past eight years between the two institutions, Mr. Hicks said, and because Curtin has the highest enrollment of Noongar students among Australian universities.

This course is required for all students intending to pursue a STEM degree and has some of the highest enrollment numbers.

And Houston I.S.D. and Dallas I.S.D., which have the highest enrollments in the state, say they have improved their rates by 12 points and 14 points, respectively, since 2007.

We further added the 50 institutions with highest enrollments that were not already included in the rankings.

However, the racial/ethnic gaps were constant across time with the highest enrollments of Asian students (around 15%) and the lowest enrollments of Black students (around 2%) (see Table 12).

The theology, teaching and pre-nursing departments had the highest enrollments.

Greek and Latin declined, while business administration and economics thrived and the highest enrollments were in the social sciences, English, pre-medicine, and history.