Sentence examples for peak enrollment from inspiring English sources

The number of international students exceeded the past peak enrollment year, 2002-3, by 14.5percentt.

At Taft, 1,018 students were discharged in 2000-1 -- fully 40percentt of its peak enrollment of 2,493.

The current enrollment at Suffolk County Community College is 18,115, down 5percentt from 1985 and well below peak enrollment of 21,625 students in 1981.

Organizations like the National Association for Service and Conservation Corps continue the group's legacy (although its roughly 20,000 enlistees don't match its predecessor's peak enrollment of half a million a year).

Assuming that average monthly paid enrollment for 2018 is 21% below peak enrollment at the end of the open enrollment period, Mr. Gaba's prediction of 12 million translates into average monthly paid enrollment of 9.5 million.

By 1921, the academy had reached its peak enrollment of three hundred, doubling its previous enrollment record as a college.

Approximately 25 30 percent of our overall survey responses came at non-peak enrollment times, when the snowball effect may have been at play.

At the peak of enrollment, in 1964 -- I was in the third grade -- more than 5.6 million students attended 13,000 Catholic elementary and secondary schools.

In 1950 the congregation built an adjoining school; at its peak its enrollment was almost 1,000.

Even with the increases, the caseloads are still 23percentt lower than when Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg took office in 2002 and are just a third of the number at the enrollment peak in 1995.

After its peak in 2006 2007, enrollment figures were in gradual decline until 2010 2011 (Arends-Kuenning et al. 2015).