matriculation|matriculations in English

noun

[ma·tric·u·la·tion || mə'trɪkjəleɪʃn /-kjʊl-]

graduation certificate from high school; degree for acceptance to advanced studies

Use "matriculation|matriculations" in a sentence

1. I'll go to college if I pass the Matriculation Exam.

2. Welcome to Vancouver to study, do not look at the matriculation results.

3. Health matriculation examination, JUPAS will notice the results of admission.

4. Matriculation is increasing in many universities in the 1990 s.

5. Is attending the language period university to retain student's matriculation authority.

6. Therefore, the newborn matriculation management information and scientific management has very important practical significance.

7. The intention is to spend a year in which to complete matriculation.

8. It analyzes the application of derivative in the matriculation texts in the last few years.

9. Pupils in 12th grade, matriculation examinees and entitled to a certificate – 2007 (absolute numbers)

10. Options for schools please refer to the manual of " well - known British university matriculation List. "

11. This covers matriculation, tuition and one diet of examinations including examination of a postgraduate thesis or dissertation.

12. Academic dress is required for examinations, matriculation, disciplinary hearings, and when visiting university officers.

13. But to coordinate the national recreation bouncer team the arrangement, their matriculation date dragging until now.

14. Upper secondary education leads to the national matriculation examination and qualifies students for all post-secondary educational institutions.

15. Other young men of his type passed their matriculation exam at schools for which their parents paid the fees.

16. A grant of arms or a matriculation (registration of Armorial bearings) may in its text use the term ensigns Armorial to mean the heraldic design of …

17. Class of 2020: College Acceptances & Matriculation The list below reflects the extensive variety of colleges and universities where the Class of 2020 has been accepted and will attend

18. Berkeley was the eldest son of William Berkeley, described as a “gentleman” in George’s matriculation entry and as a commissioned officer, a cornet of dragoons, in the entry of a younger brother.

19. What about a Classically trained American chef? Must know how to BBQ, cook up a burger, and make Mac N Cheese before matriculation? I've heard people say that my dad was a "Classically trained chef in China" but to this day I have really no idea what that means.

20. The Consortium of Universities provides equal employment opportunities (EEO) to all employees and applicants for employment without regard to race, color, religion, national origin, sex, age, marital status, personal appearance, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, family responsibilities, political affiliation, disability, matriculation, familial status, source of income