Sentence examples for part-time enrolment from inspiring English sources

"If higher education was ever a luxury, that day has long since passed," is the belief of Brit Kirwan, president of Ohio State University.Between 1980 and 2000, part-time enrolment in higher education increased by 27%, to 6.3m students.

It has a full-time enrolment of 3,500 and a part-time enrolment of about 8,000.

While applications to full-time study have recovered, this is not the case for part-time enrolments.

Part-time enrolments were particularly badly hit, and Morgan believes help with travel costs could be game-changing for part-time postgrad students in London.

Even if Privy Council were to see fit to approve in bricks and mortar a statistical prediction, this would seem neither sustainable nor desirable set against a static demographic of school leavers, declining mature and part time enrolments, and a funding policy at present reducing, not stimulating, demand.

Case study: Part-timers underwhelmed by auto-enrolment Danny works part-time stacking shelves in a supermarket where auto-enrolment has recently been introduced.

It is particularly striking that enrolments to part-time courses have declined despite the recent extension of loans to part-time students.

Students were allocated to one of the two study variants on the basis of their enrolment status as full-time or part-time students.

Three were enrolled full-time and six part-time; all had family and/or career commitments; and there was a mix of funded and self-funded enrolments.

While the UK saw overall enrolment growth following those aforementioned price hikes, part-time students dropped by 50percentt in 2015 mainly due to the rising fees and changes in loan accessibility.

We all knew that participation in part-time study was in decline, but a 40% drop in enrolments in just two years should come as a warning to everyone, including employers.