But rather than enroll as an undergraduate, he found a position as a research associate at the university's School of Informatics.
Rather than enroll in a prep school, he decided to stay at South Brunswick, where he could practice and help the coaches.
The Democratic National Committee took out a full-page ad in The Tampa Tribune to accuse Mr. Ryan of trying to "end Medicare as we know it" through his proposal to provide federal health insurance subsidies for future retirees so they can buy private insurance rather than enroll in Medicare.
Although she is now unemployed, Ms. Li said she would try to send him to a more expensive but legally registered private school, borrowing the money to pay the fees, rather than enroll him in a slapdash building that the authorities said would open as a replacement school for some of the students.
If a physician favours one treatment over another based on personal experience or published data, it may be more appropriate ethically for that physician to use the favoured treatment, rather than enrolling patients on a randomised trial.
The lack of public data has fed skepticism among borrower advocates, who claim the Education Department's loan servicers routinely place borrowers in forbearance plans rather than enrolling them in income-linked plans.
Companies working for the Department of Education over the past year have allowed hundreds of thousands of borrowers to default on their federal student loans rather than enrolling them in the Obama administration's debt-relief programs, new data reveal.
Who would have guessed it was a mistake to force the kids to get a summer job rather than enroll in college courses, or go meandering to "find their authentic voice".
The two fast food chains expect a significant number of their employees to pay Obamacare's penalty rather than enroll in the company-sponsored plans mandated by the health care law, since the cost of health insurance premiums would be higher.
Mary recommended forming the new service under the Air Force Act to permit women to enlist for the duration of the war under conditions similar to RAAF members, rather than enrolling on a short-term contractual basis, a radical idea at the time which would not be put in place until 1943.
