'rising enrollment' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when talking about an increase in the number of people registering or enrolling in something such as a school, university, or program. Example: The rising enrollment in online college courses has made higher education more accessible to students around the world.
Rising enrollment of women in universities has yet to show through in the broader labor force.
Last year voters approved a $14 million project to build an addition to the high school because of rising enrollment.
That means local school boards find themselves trapped amid rising enrollment, double-digit drops in state aid and frozen local taxes.
In Rockland County, St. Peter's School in Haverstraw, now celebrating its 150th anniversary, is scheduled to close despite its rising enrollment.
"Add to that the general cost increases for inflation and rising enrollment that is up by a little more than 1percentt on Long Island, and these figures are quite reasonable," he said.
And Little Village School, a center for developmentally disabled children, which leases part of an elementary school in Bellmore, must move by summer 2001 when rising enrollment in the district will push it out.
With rising enrollments and many teachers becoming eligible for retirement in less than a decade, the nation's school systems must recruit two million teachers.
College officials said it was the only way to pay for rising enrollments, but vowed to continue lobbying for more state money.
The town also needs to build a new elementary school because of rising enrollments, renovate its existing elementary schools and renovate Tomlinson Middle School.
Dr. Scott's tenure at Ramapo was marked by rising enrollments, increasingly rigorous admission standards, a construction boom, fiscal stability and the addition of three graduate degree programs.
The city has chopped more than a billion dollars from the school budget just since last summer, and further huge cuts are as much a certainty as rising enrollments.
