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enrollment
[ en-rohl-muhnt ]
noun
- the act or process of enrolling.
- the state of being enrolled.
- the number of persons enrolled, as for a course or in a school.
Other Word Forms
- e·DZmԳ noun
- e·DZmԳ noun
- p··DZmԳ noun
Word History and Origins
Origin of enrollment1
Example Sentences
“While you will be asked to submit an immunization form at the time of enrollment, it does not need to be complete and will not affect your enrollment status,” the website reads.
He’ll have to learn a new offense relatively quickly after presumably missing the rest of spring practice and joining the team upon his enrollment this summer.
At the same time, the Department of Homeland Security, which maintains a database that affirms the enrollment of foreign students at universities, has terminated the status of the same students.
Fortunately, there are several promising ideas moving forward: For one, the government could establish government-sponsored universal retirement accounts and implement automatic enrollment paired with matching contributions, particularly tailored for low-income earners.
Anticipating broad, across-the-board reductions in government funding, potential increased taxes on endowments, and a decline in international student enrollment under the Trump administration, campuses have also instituted across-the-board hiring freezes.
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