Sentence examples for making enrollment from inspiring English sources

The University of Florida, which ranks eighth in the nation in undergraduate enrollment and fifth in graduate enrollment, also moved to cut incoming student numbers in 2008, but pulled back from making enrollment cuts for the freshman class of 2010-11.

Some policymakers have proposed reducing the role played by servicers and making enrollment in the debt-relief programs effectively automatic.

The CCT operates geographic targeting, by making enrollment available to any woman attending PHCs participating in SURE-P (all selected by their location in rural and otherwise underserved communities), rather than directly targeting low-income groups through means assessment.

This finding suggests that when trying to minimize barriers to participation (by making enrollment free or low cost), participation and course completion may be enhanced by requiring at least a nominal fee.

The information provided by PPA would then be used to (1) modify the final trial design and conduct to make enrollment more attractive, and (2) identify ways in which the patients who do enroll may differ from those who do not, thereby elucidating the trial's generalizability.

Students can now make enrollment decisions based on whether a college has a bass-fishing team.

"We acknowledge that issues arising in the federal exchange made enrollment difficult for too many Americans," Campbell says.

One traditional method for doing so has been to make enrollment cumbersome and to devote minimal resources to marketing.

It has made disabling cuts to programs that help people sign up for Obamacare, and made enrollment, across the board, harder — more of a labyrinth.

They acknowledged that "issues arising in the federal exchange made enrollment difficult for too many Americans," in the words of the top contractor.

Various studies have blamed state budget cuts for the slowdown, which prompted some states to restrict eligibility and make enrollment cumbersome.