enrolment

/ ɪnˈrəʊlmənt /

noun

the act of enrolling or state of being enrolled
a list of people enrolled
the total number of people enrolled

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It meant students in China due to study at Sheffield Hallam were unable to access the enrolment website, arrange their welcome or airport pick up in the UK, or course information.

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The BBC understands that the university will honour the places held by the six students if they are able to arrive in time for future enrolment deadlines.

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His grandson's enrolment into the army - announced in July - is seen as perpetuating the family dynasty.

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"The other issue which should be explored here is what the difference is in enrolment today with what it was previously."

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Automatic enrolment for free school meals is being introduced in Cornwall, the county's council has announced.

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