enrollment
act of officially signing up
The act of officially signing up to be part of a school, class, program, or service.
enrollment in [course/school/program/service]
- Online enrollment for the summer course opens next week.
- Enrollment in the language program has increased this year.
- The gym requires enrollment before you can use any of the equipment.
- Late enrollment may require approval from the instructor.
- She completed her enrollment in the childcare program yesterday.
- Enrollment in this class starts today.
- You must complete your enrollment before the first day of school.
- There is an enrollment form on the website.
- He finished his enrollment in the English course.
- The bank offers online enrollment for new customers.
number of people enrolled
The number of people who are signed up for a school, class, program, or service.
the enrollment of [school/program] is [number]
- The school’s enrollment has fallen below 300 students.
- High enrollment in the course means there will be two sections.
- University enrollment is expected to grow over the next five years.
- The program may close due to low enrollment.
- They publish their enrollment numbers at the end of each semester.
- The college has an enrollment of 5,000 students.
- Low enrollment is a problem for the music class.
- Our school’s enrollment is getting smaller every year.
- The program will not run because enrollment is too low.
- The city reports student enrollment every fall.
time window to change coverage
The special time when you are allowed to sign up for or change an insurance or benefits plan.
during the [type] enrollment period
- Open enrollment for the company’s health plan starts on November 1.
- You can only switch plans during the annual enrollment period.
- Missing the enrollment deadline may leave you without coverage for the year.
- The government extended the enrollment window to increase sign-ups.
- During enrollment, employees can add or remove dependents from their plans.
- The health plan enrollment period is in October.
- You can choose a new insurance plan during open enrollment.
- After the enrollment period, you cannot change your plan.
- Our company sends emails about the enrollment deadline.
- He missed enrollment and now has no health insurance.
adding biometric data to a system
In security systems, the act of saving a person’s fingerprint, face, or other data so the system can know who they are.
enrollment of [user/biometric data] in [system]
- Fingerprint enrollment is required before employees can access the secure lab.
- The app guides users through a short voice enrollment process.
- Poor lighting can cause face enrollment to fail on some devices.
- User enrollment must be completed in person for security reasons.
- The system stores several images during enrollment to improve accuracy.
- Fingerprint enrollment takes only a few seconds.
- You must finish user enrollment before using the system.
- The phone asks you to repeat your password during enrollment.
- Bad network connection can stop the enrollment process.
- After enrollment, the machine can recognize your face.
- Base: enrollment
- Plural: enrollment, enrollments
dual enrollment
1high school and college together
A program, especially in the US, where a high school student takes college classes and earns both high school and college credit at the same time.
- The school district offers dual enrollment with the local community college.
- Dual enrollment allows students to finish college more quickly.
- She earned twelve college credits through dual enrollment in her senior year.
enrollment fee
1money paid when enrolling
Money you must pay when you sign up for a school, class, program, or service.
- There is a non-refundable enrollment fee of $50.
- The gym waived the enrollment fee for new members this month.
- Please include the enrollment fee with your application form.
enrollment period
1official time to sign up
The set time when people are allowed to sign up for a school, class, program, or plan.
- The enrollment period for new students begins in March.
- You must submit all forms before the enrollment period ends.
- Because of high demand, the enrollment period was extended by one week.
full enrollment
1all spots are filled
When every place in a class, school, or program is taken and no more people can enroll.
- The course has reached full enrollment and is now closed.
- Due to full enrollment, they decided to open another class.
- We cannot accept more applications because we are at full enrollment.
late enrollment
1enrolling after the deadline
Signing up for a school, class, program, or plan after the normal last date.
- Late enrollment may require approval from the department.
- There is an extra charge for late enrollment in this workshop.
- The school does not allow late enrollment after the second week of classes.
online enrollment
1signing up on the internet
Signing up for a school, class, program, or service on a website instead of in person or on paper.
- Online enrollment is available for all evening classes.
- The university encourages online enrollment to reduce paperwork.
- If you have problems with online enrollment, call the help desk.
open enrollment
1period to enroll in benefits
The time each year when you are allowed to sign up for, leave, or change a health or benefits plan.
- Open enrollment for the company’s health insurance runs from November 1 to December 15.
- During open enrollment, employees can switch to a different medical plan.
- If you miss open enrollment, you may have to wait until next year to make changes.