Sentence examples for relatively low enrollment from inspiring English sources

One reason for the relatively low enrollment may be confusion about the different options: Income-Contingent Repayment, Income-Based Repayment, Public Service Loan Forgiveness and Pay as You Earn.

Even as the department pressed on, promising to open the school on time despite the criticism, it was faced with a relatively low enrollment — 44 students, most of them black and Hispanic and only six with any Arabic-language skills, according to officials.

The relatively low enrollment rates by Asian and White students in IPC indicate that they tended to take other science courses or advanced science courses instead of IPC.

Like the trends in the required courses (Algebra I and Geometry) in mathematics, Fig. 11 shows that Asian and White students showed relatively low enrollment rates in Biology (on average 27.9% for Asian and 28.3% for White) compared to other racial/ethnic groups, implying credits achieved during middle school or through CBE.

This was compounded by relatively low enrollments in regiments actually raised for service in Quebec.

The majority of camps that have average SFP enrollment rates above 10% have relatively low TFP enrollment rates (≤0.5%) Under five refugee TFP admissions and enrollment are summarized by year, continent, country, and admission type in Table 4. Overall, 79% of TFP admissions were for acute wasting (n = 3,372) and 21% were for oedema (n = 944).

The fact that majority of camps that have average SFP enrollment rates above 10% have relatively low TFP enrollment rates (≤0.5%) suggests that growth screening and SFP objectives are being met and that SAM is relatively well controlled.

Given the relatively low (15percentt) enrollment rate in the public administration program, the task force believed that the school was stretching its resources and therefore not giving its students the best possible experience.

The Affordable Care Act's critics have seized on the relatively low rate of enrollment among young people — as of last month, fewer than thirty per cent of those who had signed up for a plan were under the age of thirty-five — as evidence that the Affordable Care Act is doomed.

In the 2015-2016 academic year, Coolidge had a relatively small enrollment of 384 students.

That's a dubious argument; the truth is that the richest universities have relatively small enrollments of low-income students.