Overall graduate
enrollment declined by 1,389 students to 41,436, offsetting an undergraduate
enrollment increase of 1,517 to 168,239 students.
sought to increase its initial
enrollment of 17 and aired a 30-second commercial for a month on local cable networks in the hopes of luring additional students from four surrounding districts.
When financial aid awards were examined closely, it was found that the policy in place was generating the highest
enrollment yields among the weakest students with the greatest need.
Camp directors were interested in
enrollment based on gender (see Table 2).
Enrollment can be a challenge in Stevenson Ranch, where many young families have moved into its roomy houses and, as a result, have dominated the school district with student growth, while older communities are experiencing declines.
The 1980s were turbulent times for private and public universities because of a significant decline in
enrollment.
This means that the PPERA universities will do well for now to just maintain their present low pulp and paper
enrollments while hoping that the industry will be able to hire the lower graduating numbers on a sustained basis.
They conclude, for instance, that the
enrollment figures and other data on girls schooling show that peasant families did not withhold education from their daughters but, in fact, made great sacrifices to ensure that they went to school.
This foundation has enabled the college to build a strong partnership between Athletics and
Enrollment.
The good news is that if it's done well districts can meet the goal of increasing
enrollment in higher level math.
GLENDALE - High housing prices have led to the largest
enrollment decline in Glendale public schools in 25 years, causing school district officials to worry about a budget crunch.
Despite high
enrollment and aspirations to transfer, Latinos/Latinas transfer at rates well below national averages.
