enrollment造句怎麼寫

By 1919, the university had become the country's largest institution of higher learning, comprised of 14 departments and an enrollment of more than 2,o00 students.

This week a new enrollment study by the Council of Graduate Schools confirmed that American women are now earning more doctoral degrees than men.

Only 32 countries were formerly believed to be at risk of not achieving education for all on the basis of enrollment rates.

For example, the concept of a registrar disappeared and was replaced with the term system, indicating that a decision had been made to automate many of the mundane aspects of enrollment.

Each provisioned service needs some extensions to automate the enrollment and subscription process.

For example, in Cambodia and Mexico higher school enrollment rates have not been matched by better performance in learning tests.

Indicators of "human capital", including school enrollment and illiteracy rates, have shown broad improvement across most developing regions.

While many college freshmen attended enrollment day with large groups of families, the adventurous Fang preferred to explore her first day at school by herself.

The stipend initiative is part of a three year education reform program launched this year to address issues of high illiteracy, low primary enrollment, and high drop out rates.

A simple enrollment system is provided based on the WSTK Identity service.

High school enrollment rates were approximately 56% nationwide but were lower in Mindanao and in Eastern Visayas region.

The table provides the data regarding the enrollment rate of Australian university students.

Across the region, CCTs have boosted school enrollment from 1 to 10 percentage points, with larger effects in the higher grades.

This year, in the middle of the recession, many schools are seeing enrollment surges of 10 percent to 15 percent.