The phrase "enrolled at school" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when talking about someone becoming registered or accepted at an educational institution. For example, "After years of hard work, she finally enrolled at school to become a medical doctor."
I follow several studies on immigration and drop all individuals who are self-employed (such as farmers, business owners, liberal professions), in military occupations or enrolled at school (Borjas, 2003; Ottaviano and Peri 2012).
Those enrolled at school may struggle to find emotional support on campus.
Kouao and Climbié left the Ivory Coast possibly in November 1998 and flew to Paris, France, where Climbié enrolled at school.
All participants are enrolled at school at the time of diagnosis and are able to communicate in Danish.
In order to be vaccinated, enrolled at school, or receive social benefits, a child needs to have a birth certificate.
Her passion is to go house-to-house in the village to make sure all the girls are enrolled at school.
They often enrolled at schools, including the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts, that by then had members of the first generation among the faculty.
Nearly 100 DACA recipients are medical students enrolled at schools such as Harvard, Georgetown and the Stritch School of Medicine at Loyola University Chicago, which this May will graduate its first five dreamers, including Aramburo.
As a youngster, Kavanaugh was immersed in the area's Catholic community, friendly with boys enrolled at schools such as Holy Name and Gonzaga College High School while he was at Georgetown Prep.
This result suggests that policies aiming at reducing the gender test score gap should be implemented even prior to students enrolling at school.
The study includes reflections from the design of a one-term ICT course in which the participants were pre-service primary school teachers enrolled at a school of education.
