The phrase "a proof of enrollment" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to a document or piece of evidence that proves a person's enrollment in a particular program or institution. An example of using this phrase in a sentence could be: "In order to apply for a student visa, international students must provide a proof of enrollment from their university."
While the application for a stay permit at the Ministry of Interior requires a proof of enrollment by the university, the Ministry of Higher Education allows universities to issue these proofs only one month after classes start, while the Ministry of Finance issues financial sanctions for every week spent irregularly in Tunisia.
Ask them what the price includes: for example, their $25 class should include a proof of enrollment, a workbook, a certificate of completion and all of this should be emailed directly to you.
Students can obtain film editing software at a special student price upon proof of enrollment in a film editing program.
Others need to sign up with a school email address, a scan of their student ID or a copy of some other proof of enrollment.
It was a proof-of-concept issue.
It's a proof-of-work asset.
DermalAbyss is a proof-of-concept study.
The 35-year-old allegedly failed earlier this month to report to his probation officer twice and failed to show proof of enrollment in a domestic violence education class, TMZ reported.
Once again, check that the classes will include proof of enrollment and an immediate personalized certificate of completion (these are the two things you must have), and that the proof of enrollment and certificate of completion is sent directly to your email.
Generally, you'll need to show proof of enrollment for getting a student fee waiver and most banks enforce an age cutoff.
To get access to the pack, students either need a school email address, valid student ID or some other proof of enrollment (enrollment letter, transcript, etc.).
