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Что (кто) такое Matriculated - определение
ENTERING A UNIVERSITY
Matric; Matriculate; Matric Exams; Matriculations; Matriculates; Matriculating; Matrics; Matriculator; Matriculators; College matriculation; Matriculation in Pakistan; Matriculated; Matriculation in India
Matriculated
·Impf & ·p.p. of Matriculate.
matriculate
[m?'tr?kj?le?t]
¦ verb enrol or be enrolled at a college or university.
Derivatives
matriculation noun
Origin
C16: from med. L. matriculat-, matriculare 'enrol', from late L. matricula 'register', dimin. of L. matrix.
matriculate
(matriculates, matriculating, matriculated)
In some countries, if you matriculate, you register formally as a student at a university, or you satisfy the academic requirements necessary for registration for a course.
I had to matriculate if I wanted to do a degree.
VERB: V
• matriculation
The head decided I should have another go at matriculation.
N-UNCOUNT
Википедия
Matriculation
Matriculation is the formal process of entering a university, or of becoming eligible to enter by fulfilling certain academic requirements such as a matriculation examination.
Примеры употребления для Matriculated
1. The lowest pass rate in the Jewish community was in Beitar Illit, where only 14.44 percent of the pupils matriculated.
2. Meanwhile, Rory has matriculated at Yale, offering a fresh setting after years spent in the mythic town of Stars Hollow.
3. I developed personal poise and special talents, procured a double degree, an honours education, matriculated myself into Marcus‘s mistress.
4. The study found that the proportion of Ethiopian immigrant students who matriculated was about 8 percentage points lower than their peers.
5. Sahar, who was 16 when she matriculated at Roger Williams University, became vice president of the university‘s mock trial team and tutored inner–city children in her spare time.