The phrase "enrollment requirement" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase when discussing the minimum qualifications for enrolling in a certain school, program, or course. For example, "The enrollment requirement for this university is a minimum grade point average of 3.0."
Ultimately, to meet the enrollment requirement, she decided to fully subsidize insurance for a young employee who had declined to buy it.
Mr. Kitch believes the enrollment requirement will help elevate the quality of comments that form around lessons on Curious by weeding out the troublemakers who often leave inflammatory comments on YouTube videos.
An additional enrollment requirement was the intent by the primary physician to insert a CVC.
Protocols designating biopsy-proven HCC as an enrollment requirement would conflict with current practices in Japan and Taiwan.
School officials are also mailing information packets to parents and directing them to the district's website, www.gust.net, where there is a list of required vaccinations under the "Enrollment Requirements" tab.
Mr. Nessel said his own daughter complained that Miami's women's team was watered down by mediocre swimmers recruited merely to help the university meet sports enrollment requirements under Title IX.
However, some of the colleges are ineligible because of enrollment requirements and others have said they have no interest in participating. .
Solano College in Fairfield and College of the Canyons in Santa Clarita are ineligible to participate immediately because they had not met enrollment requirements, the chancellor's office said.
The GOP has also added more angst to the lives of millions by voting to cut funding for the food stamp program S.N.A.P. by $40 billion over 10 years, while calling for stricter enrollment requirements and drug tests for participants.
White House officials said on Wednesday that enrollment requirements were being changed so that consumers could sign up for health insurance right up to the March 31 deadline and avoid penalties.
Many modern-day applicants do not qualify for citizenship because their ancestors did not meet the enrollment requirements of the Dawes Commission and were not listed on the Dawes Rolls.
