Sentence examples for reduced enrollment from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, the school has cut back on its chess staff and reduced enrollment in the program.

A recession and shrinking applicant pool reduced enrollment in the 1970s, but Hofstra raised its academic standards to make itself more desirable, and growth resumed.

The exodus of Japanese families from Westchester has also reduced enrollment at the Greenwich Japanese School, set up 27 years ago for the children of Japanese citizens.

Either universities are stemming back the financial aid made available to students or some schools have reduced enrollment and acceptance".

By making it possible for students to attend private institutions as well as public ones, the grants have reduced enrollment pressure on California's public colleges and universities.

Nevertheless, the negative economic effects caused by the late-2000s recession has increased student fees, reduced enrollment availability, eliminated two athletic programs and introduced a mandatory furlough calendar for most of its 47,000 employees.

Reduced enrollments, student defections, and donor withdrawal are some of the ways in which damaged university reputations are manifested when governance fails in its responsibilities to monitor and take corrective action before reputation begins to suffer.

Also, the problems of the healthcare.gov website reduced enrollments, cutting the government's bill for premium subsidies.

To address its budget deficit, the system is also reducing enrollment by 40,000 students and raising fees.

The system announced in November that because of budget pressures, it would have to reduce enrollment next year by 10,000.

"We anticipate that the increases may reduce enrollment somewhat," said Deborah Bohren, a spokeswoman for Empire HealthChoice, formerly called Empire Blue Cross and Blue Shield.