Sentence examples for raised enrollment from inspiring English sources

At Gloucester, Dr. Mellow started six new academic programs and raised enrollment by 12percentto to 4,600 students.

He raised enrollment of underrepresented minorities, established private fund raising as a campus priority, and led a major reorganization of the biological sciences.

The school has discouraged Confederate battle flags at football games, discontinued "Dixie" as the unofficial fight song and raised enrollment of black students to 14 percent, from 5.8 percent in 1995 (though Mississippi is nearly 40 percent black).

The incentives increased attendance of both the targeted employees and employees in the same departments who were not targeted, and significantly raised enrollment in tax deferred accounts for both groups.

Indeed, it has helped raise enrollment rates dramatically but has failed in many other respects.

He said he hoped to raise enrollment to 1,500 students, double its current 750, in two years.

She is working to raise enrollment by offering new courses and teaching methods; annual tuition at her school is $4,000.

It indicated Mr. Powell supported raising enrollment at U.T.-Austin by 10 percent every year for four years, while simultaneously cutting tuition in half systemwide.

Instead, a portrait emerges of a company that tries to squeeze profits from public school dollars by raising enrollment, increasing teacher workload and lowering standards.

Therefore, to protect the integrity of the program, Medicare must raise enrollment standards so that only first-rate professionals and businesses with established credentials can earn the privilege to participate in the program.

Howard Calkins sat at his desk in the rectory of Sacred Heart Church in Mount Vernon, making lists: Why the school should stay open; how the school could do a better job raising enrollment.