Tag: enrollment

ISLAMABAD —  The Taliban have reportedly allowed female high school graduates in Afghanistan to enroll in state-run medical institutes for the new academic year that begins in March. The enrollment process has begun in more than a dozen Afghan provinces, following a directive from the Ministry of Public Health ...

* Urges for activation of all centres, optimum utilization of gadgets Excelsior CorrespondentSRINAGAR, July 25: Chief Secretary, Dr Arun Kumar Mehta today impressed upon all the concerned departments to ensure 100 percent Aadhaar registration of individuals by activating all the enrollment centres run by them and optimum utilization of ...

Urges for activation of all the centres and optimum utilization of gadgets SRINAGAR, JULY 25: Chief Secretary, Dr Arun Kumar Mehta today impressed upon all the concerned Departments to ensure 100 percent Aadhaar registration of individuals by activating all the enrollment centres run by them and optimum utilization of ...

As the U.S.emerges from the worst of the pandemic, many universities are hopeful they'll see more ... international students enroll this fall. getty Will enrollment of international students at U.S. colleges and universities bounce back in the upcoming academic year? That’s a question being asked across the higher ...

After big economic hits to the U.S. higher education sector over the past few years, experts say recruiting international students will be crucial to the industry's recovery.International student enrollment in U.S. universities has stalled and retreated in the past three years because of high costs, barriers to immigration and ...

COVID-19 has drastically cut international student participation in U.S. colleges and universities, punctuating three years of declining enrollment tied to costs, immigration barriers and perceived chaos in American society.Fewer Foreign Students Enrolling in US College and Universities Annual Open Doors report of international students in US shows increase in ...

Oliver Hunter de Góes is set to start school Wednesday at Mohawk College in Hamilton — from his parents’ living room in Curitiba, Brazil, some 8,250 kilometres away.The first-year journalism student is among the international students who will be learning remotely from abroad this term, and who will be ...