Sentence examples for to matriculate from inspiring English sources
verb
To enroll as a member of a body, especially of a college or university
Thomas was preparing to matriculate in medicine at London University when his father died.
After students enter personal data, the costs to matriculate are revealed in less than 10 minutes.
In those day, to matriculate, you had to get six credits at school certificate level.
Across the board, the number of people applying to matriculate in fall 2012 was 67,700, down about 17 percent from the number who applied to matriculate in fall 2008 (82,000).
This may also affect eligibility for state grants and, in some states, the ability to matriculate at a public college.
About 350 of the applicants requested an early decision and promised to matriculate at Wesleyan if accepted before Christmas.
Stay in Touch Universities are businesses, and they want to admit students who are likely to matriculate.
His father had to pay for an extra year's tuition to enable him to matriculate from Hyde grammar school.
For fall 2018 admission, we expect 88 students to matriculate out of 523 applicants.
Applications are accepted from current students or those who plan to matriculate in the Fall.
The first woman to matriculate was Sabra Meservey *64 *66 in 1961.
