What is "enrollments"

Usage examples of "enrollments".

Well, the Dark Ages returned as public support for higher education gradually was withdrawn from campuses, enrollments began declining, and faculty became increasingly dependent upon student fees.

But it seems to me you're suggesting that if the football team increases our enrollments by sending us warm bodies, we should be so grateful that we should let them sail through without doing any work.

Indeed, Ted had been so conspicuously successful in his teaching that enrollments for his courses in the winter term were immense.

Others are quiet squares or technical types, earning money between enrollments and meanwhile living nearby.

Harvard, Vassar, Williams, Carlyle-a good percentage of their enrollments include VIP kids.

These years of labor were interlarded with night courses and occasional day enrollments, though none more than three semesters in a row (after Decatur, when he could afford it).