Matriculation

Short Definition

Matriculation is the process of enrolling in a degree program or institution.

In-depth Overview

Matriculation

Long definition: Matriculation refers to the formal process of enrolling in a university or college as a student. It involves completing the necessary paperwork, meeting admission requirements and officially becoming a member of the academic institution. Matriculation signifies the beginning of a student's educational journey at the institution.

Etymology: The term "matriculation" is derived from the Latin word "matricula", which means "register" or "list". In ancient universities, students' names were recorded in a register upon enrollment, marking their official entry into the institution.

Synonyms or related academic terms:

• Enrollment
• Registration
• Admission
• Enrolment (British English)

Examples of Use:

• Her matriculation at the prestigious university was a dream come true.
• Students must complete the matriculation process by submitting their transcripts and other required documents.
• The matriculation ceremony is a significant event for new students, marking the beginning of their academic journey.

Translations:
Spanish: Matriculación
French: Matriculation
German: Immatrikulation
Italian: Matricolazione
Portuguese: Matrícula
Japanese: 入学手続き (Nyūgaku Tetsuduki)
Chinese (Simplified): 入学注册 (Rùxué Zhùcè)
Hindi: प्रवेश (Pravesh)

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Matriculation

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