Meanings of enrol students in English

Most staff felt pressure to enrol students even if they lacked the prerequisite skills and knowledge.

However, Secondary Principals' Association president Sandy Pasley said refusing to enrol students mid-year gave Vanguard a huge advantage.

Making courses easier to pass, for example, or refusing to enrol students with a poor academic track record.

Mr Couillault said he was not sure why principals would be breaking the rules and refusing to enrol students.

But he said universities were not expecting to be able to enrol students from overseas at their mid-year intake.

He said that is unlikely to solve the problem because dodgy institutions will continue to enrol students they should not accept.

The new certificates in investment management and in regulation are currently enrolling students.

TUC started off with four professors and three lecturers and 32 enrolled students.

In Liberia, some of about a million enrolled students have been following lessons by radio.

ITT Educational Services ESINQ.PK imploded last month after the government banned it from enrolling students who receive federal aid.

Mr Holt said the ministry was unlikely to give schools extra classrooms if they enrolled students from other areas.

All four institutions were among a dozen ordered to stop enrolling students in particular courses during the past 15 months.

In fact, around a quarter of the city's enrolled students come from abroad, totalling about 25,000.

While most universities offer online resources to students and professors, many restrict access to enrolled students who pay to view password-protected materials.

The dropout rate for enrolled students from the 2008 matric class over this period was 28.4%.

Those synergies should cushion Kroton against a downturn, since 20 percent of its enrolled students are eligible for state funding, according to company data.