Sentence examples for increase student enrollment from inspiring English sources
The complaint said the company had a "boiler-room style sales culture" in which recruiters were instructed to use high-pressure sales techniques and inflated claims about career placement to increase student enrollment, regardless of applicants' qualifications.
Its recruiters used "high-pressure sales techniques, and inflated claims about career placement to increase student enrollment, regardless of applicants' qualifications," as The Times put it in an article about the lawsuit.
The project employs strategies to increase student enrollment, retention, and success, as well as the cultural competence of students and faculty.
Recruiters were instructed to use high-pressure sales techniques and inflated claims about career placement to increase student enrollment, regardless of applicants' qualifications.
The trustees' proposed 2014-15 budget plan seeks an additional $250 million from the state, including $75 million to increase student enrollment and an initial $15 million to help finance up to $800 million in bonds for maintenance needs.
In addition, the Affordable Care Act provides for the Expansion of Physician Assistant Training Program [ 12], aims to increase student enrollment in primary care Physician Assistant (PA) programs.
The same survey saw a drop in the proportion of high schools teaching French, from 64 percent to 46 percent, and the French government now has its own effort to increase student enrollments.
District demographers also project increased student enrollment in the coming years, and school officials already cite a need for three more classrooms and a larger library.
The board's report predicted that the city would need 54,000 new teachers over the next five years, not only because of retirements but also because of attrition and increasing student enrollment.
Increasing student enrollment necessitated a move in 1602, and, after a crippling accident, Joseph was financially assisted by Popes Clement VIII and Paul V, who in 1617 recognized his community as a religious congregation.
Pre-licensure clinical placements are becoming increasingly difficult to obtain due to healthcare restructuring, workforce shortages, and increased student enrollment.
