Enrollment

What do we mean by enrollment?

The act or process of enrolling. noun

The state of being enrolled. noun

The number enrolled. noun

A record or an entry. noun

The act of enrolling; registration. noun

A writing in which anything is enrolled; a register; a record. noun

The act of enrolling or the state of being enrolled noun

The people enrolled, considered as a group noun

The number of people enrolled noun

The record of such enrolling; registration noun

The body of people (such as students) who register or enroll at the same time noun

The act of enrolling noun

The act of enrolling or the state of being enrolled.

The people enrolled, considered as a group.

The number of people enrolled.

The record of such enrolling; registration.

Words that are spelled similarly to enrollment:
enrollment, enrolment, enrockment, enrollments, enfoldment, ensoulment.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word enrollment:
lunch, pupils, classroom, grades, kindergarten, preschool, ratio, eligible, meals, students, realignment, statistics, projected, teacher, enroll, earn, basis, elementary, enrolled, declined, student, screening, tuition, semester, mascot, receiving, courses, doubled, credits, decline, undergraduate, classified, accredited, poverty, grade, percent, colleges, schools, scores, reduced, price, free, gifted, steadily, school, faculty, declining, pupil, campus, accreditation, vocational, achievement, decreased, institutions, curriculum, education, hearing, core, federal, approximately, increased, graduate, classes, hispanic, significantly, graduation, placement, program, superintendent, cards, decrease, freshman, employed, academic, admission, attendance, vision, alumni, high, data, rates, district, grown, programs, pennsylvania, college, administration, motor, principal, higher, grew, increase, attend, speech, colors, offers, rate, accommodate, secondary, degrees.

Adjectives that are often used to describe enrollment:
total, undergraduate, average, high, primary, secondary, public, open, black, state, time, female, largest, current, present, highest, white, annual, elementary, low, initial, private, higher, actual, larger, automatic, entire, maximum, limited, overall, dual, male, year, voluntary, educational, hispanic, universal, patient, future, net, tribal, minimum, regular, postsecondary, median, anticipated, undergrad, continuous, hmo, tertiary, african, graduate, gross, grade, equivalent, aggregate, concurrent, junior, nonpublic, compulsory, level, preschool, ofstate, yearly, mandatory.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective enrollment:
figures, patterns, data, ratios, projections, period, programs, statistics, growth, management, pattern, trends, courses, increases, program, schools, admission, rate, information, fee, percentages, social, rates, certificates, form, ratio, records, application, policy, status, classes, table, policies, numbers, criteria, levels, averages, cards, expansion, forms, fees, plan, periods, plans, act, course, group, managers, totals, procedures, decline, school, year, object, average, distribution, interview, requirements, card, basis, increase, estimates, agreements, officers, declines, population, characteristics, reports, total, size, districts, variables, capacity, list, ranges, based, prerequisites, report, lists, targets, books, pressures, forecasting, bean, projection, strategies, agent, choice.

Consonant match to enrollment:
enrolment.

Words that sound like enrollment:
enrollment, enrolment, enrollments, enrichment, enthrallment, enthralment, encroachment, enragement, embroilment, enrolments, annulment, annullment, entailment, encirclement, controlment, enthronement, enrichments, enrolling, entertainment, enjoyment, encouragement, enviroment, endowment, increment, inhalant, enactment, derailment, inhalent, entrainment, enablement, energumen, a moment, enshrinement, immurement, any moment, entreatment, unravelment.