In 1990, because of higher enrollment, the school opened a satellite site in Mamaroneck for its Upper School; the Upper School moved to its current Mamaroneck location five years later.
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.
Medicaid would cost the federal government $59 billion more than expected over the next 10 years as a result of higher enrollment under Obamacare, CBO said.
We encourage others to consider developing this type of high-enrollment course; it allows students the opportunity to think about larger data sets than would be possible from a small 10 20 person class.
While the majority of published accounts of CUREs are for smaller, upper-level courses, the recent Howard Hughes Medical Institute university competition specifically called for efforts to broaden the participation of students in research in their introductory years, so we expect to see a greater number of high-enrollment introductory CUREs in the coming years.
Residents in our program are permitted numerous subspecialty electives throughout the three years of training, and this may have contributed to the absence of detectable difference for high enrollment electives (such as infectious diseases).
Second, because of the high enrollment rate specific for the study population, to determine the generalizability of conclusions drawn from testing the algorithm on retrospective pediatric oncology trial enrollment decisions will require additional research.
The Methods section [ 11] suggests that all patients were evaluated, but this seems questionable: 1,431 patients were screened, and 939 were enrolled; that is an unusually high enrollment rate of 66%.
The predominant form of instruction in such high enrollment courses is large lectures as it is assumed that these are the only low-cost alternatives available.
For example, deworming and conditional cash transfers are unlikely to have large effects on attainment in areas with low prevalence of worm infections or relatively high enrollment rates.
