enrollment的意思|enrollment的解释-里氏词典

enrollment [in'rәulmәnt]

n. 登记, 注册, 入伍

[经] 登记, 注册

Compulsory enrollment in the armed forces; conscription.
征兵军队的义务服役的注册；征兵
A rise or increase, as in prices or enrollment.
上涨，增加价格或招生人数的上涨
Enrollment has fallen off this year.
今年入学人数减少了。

enrollment

[ noun ]

the act of enrolling

<noun.act>

the body of people (such as students) who register or enroll at the same time

<noun.group>

Enrollment \En*roll"ment\, n. [Cf. F. enr[^o]lement.] [Written
also {enrolment}.]
1. The act of enrolling; registration. --Holland.

2. A writing in which anything is enrolled; a register; a
record. --Sir J. Davies.

And an open enrollment program allows students to attend the public school of their choice.
While black enrollment has virtually stagnated, Asian and Hispanic participation jumped 15 percent and 17 percent respectively from 1984 to 1986, fueling an 8 percent gain for minorities as a group, said the report.
He praised the university, near Cape Town, as South Africa's "most potent academic institutional dissident." In the past decade, the university has increased its black enrollment from a handful to 13 percent of the 11,500 students.
Then-Education Minister Mikhail A. Prokofiev said the objective was to double enrollment in technical institutes.
From 1980 to 1988, school enrollment in the area increased 54 percent.
But voters expressed reservations about the qualifications and background of the 41-year-old Quayle, who has faced a barrage of questions about his enrollment in the National Guard during the height of the Vietnam War.
In the campaign's early stages, with the popular Cuomo heading his New York campaign and a 3-2 Democratic enrollment edge, Dukakis appeared in little danger here.
Patterson, however, said about 100 students _ almost a third of Gloster's enrollment _ had transferred after the boycott to Liberty High, where McDowell is the county's sole black principal.
This year's enrollment of 2,623,000 is down 3.8 percent from a year ago, and off 53 percent from the peak of 5.6 million in 1964.
Colleges and universities, therefore, must compete for student enrollment by offering attractive educational packages.
"Where we've seen increases in enrollment, like New Jersey for example, it's because the state has taken the initiative," said Carter.
Two black parents requested and were given application forms for enrollment in 1984-85, but a black teacher has never applied for employment.
The school, largely white for decades, now has a 28 percent minority enrollment, including 60 Hispanic students (12 percent), 51 Asian (10 percent) and 28 black (6 percent).
Legislature adopted nation's most sweeping open enrollment law in 1988, allowing students broad freedom to choose which schools they attend.
The school's black enrollment is significantly greater than that of it cross-state football rival, Auburn University, which had a 3.5 percent black enrollment in 1986.
The school's black enrollment is significantly greater than that of it cross-state football rival, Auburn University, which had a 3.5 percent black enrollment in 1986.
Buckley said that if enrollment holds up, the district will not have to lay off any of its 450 teachers.
School officials acknowledge that events of the past year contributed to a decline in enrollment.
His major Medicare savings initiative is to promote elderly enrollment in health maintenance organizations, which haven't yet drawn big numbers.
As word of that performance has spread, enrollment at the school has nearly quadrupled to 550.
The board also decided to raise the enrollment fee for new members 40 million yen (about $277,200) to 1.14 billion yen.
Between decreasing enrollment and early season injuries to upper classmen, the Deerfield Demons were fielding a team composed mostly of freshmen and sophomores.
The measure gives Minnesota the nation's broadest open enrollment plan, Skelton said.
At NYU, administrators estimate next fall's enrollment in the program will swell to 250.
Elementary school enrollment has declined more than 14 percent in the same period.
Despite the healthier increase in minority enrollment at independent schools, minorities accounted for a greater proportion of the student body at public institutions _ 19.9 percent compared to 18.4 percent.
"If Mills is to maintain academic quality and financial strength in the long run, it must increase its undergraduate enrollment to at least 1,000," board chairman Warren Hellman said, amid screams that nearly drowned him out.
The enrollment will be limited to 70 students.
The school has a total enrollment of 500.
The rise reverses a trend toward shrinking black enrollments. Between 1982 and 1986, black enrollment dropped 5.4 percent at independent colleges or private and 4.6 percent at public institutions, the institute said.

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