Sentence examples for terms of enrollment from inspiring English sources

L.I.U.-Brooklyn is the largest in terms of enrollment among the six L.I.U.

The college has six campuses, and is the state's largest institution of higher learning, in terms of enrollment.

Compromised Values The basketball tradition at St. Bonaventure is long and proud; it remains the smallest university, in terms of enrollment, to advance to the N.C.A.A. Final Four.

The University of Phoenix -- the largest university in the United States in terms of enrollment with about 175,000 students in this country and overseas -- has been redefining what the terms campus and university mean since the school was founded in Arizona in 1976.

It has since grown to become one of the largest universities in the U.S. in terms of enrollment, offering 210 degree options.

Indeed, both in terms of enrollment and completion rates, women now exceed men in Chinese colleges and universities (Wu and Zhang 2010).

The second, "education" variable is indeed child focused but the domain is defined in terms of enrollments, and it is well accepted that this is a very poor measure.

We're seeing dollars being pulled from their budgets and they're really capped in terms of their enrollment opportunities".

The speech at Liberty University appears more flawed if you're not part of his target audience – which didn't include all of the 10,000 people obligated to attend as part of the terms of their enrollment, some of whom took to the internet to anonymously mock his speech.

IUPUI began to show especially rapid growth in the 1980s, and by the early 21st century it had become one of the state's largest universities in terms of student enrollment.

However, future impact in terms of secondary enrollment or vocational schooling of children cannot be ensured by those particular BRAC boat schools operations.