Enrollments in a sentence

Declining public school enrollments translate to declines in college enrollments just based on demographics.

All have led to more enrollments.

As college and university enrollments struggle to return to pre-pandemic levels, the University of North Texas (UNT) is using software from analytics leader SAS to help enroll its largest classes ever.

But as overall resources shrink with falling enrollments and an increasingly hostile public on which universities are utterly dependent for support, maybe all the campus protagonists will end up losers.

Edtech startups often measure the success of their growth by counting the number of paid enrollments.

It will be up to the agency to ensure the smallest disruption to enrollments as possible, through community outreach and contracts for navigator services, said CalOptima’s Chief Operating Officer, Yunkyung Kim.

This includes our plan to expand dedicated carrier arrangements, BPO business opportunities to account for a larger share of total enrollments.

Union leaders called that offer insufficient, pointing to "seven years of record enrollments and over a billion dollars in unrestricted reserve funds.

On Thursday, Federal Communications Commission Chairwoman Jessica Rosenworcel penned a notice to Congress delivering formal news that the Affordable Connectivity Program (ACP) will cease acceptance of new enrollments in one week.

The programs are available to anyone, with enrollments open 24/7.

Andhra Pradesh and Chhattisgarh are the states with second and third highest enrollments with 4,899 and 3,929 accounts opened, respectively.

And we’re pretty consistently driving enrollments in all three areas.

Doucette and DeVrieze say enrollments at Eastern Iowa Community Colleges and Saint Ambrose are steady to slightly higher compared to a year ago.

Harris notes that college enrollments in New Orleans have yet to return to pre-Katrina levels, particularly at institutions that primarily serve low-income students, such as the University of New Orleans.

Meanwhile those schools considered more efficient from a fiscal point of view — with larger enrollments and smaller classrooms — may be desperately looking for overflow space, resorting to teaching students in shifts, or migrating classes online.

Most colleges and universities said their decreases came in out-of-state and international student enrollments.

Although the one-time funding is helping to create the programs, CCC’s administration is looking for student enrollments, grant funding, and community and partner contributions to support them financially in the future.

College enrollments rose nicely from 1636 to 2010, with occasional short interruptions for wars, depressions, etc. Income levels were also rising, increasing the demand for higher education.

Due to the tuition benefits of the GI Bill, many colleges and universities across the nation boasted the highest enrollments in their institution’s histories, and Furman was no exception.

Furthermore, in a recent Itemlive.com interview, Superintendent Jane Tremblay discussed her concerns over the apparent rise in future student enrollment into Lynnfield schools — more than 100 new enrollments over the next few years.