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Matriculated (verb) refers to the process of being enrolled or registered as a student at a college, university, or educational institution. It implies that an individual has successfully completed the necessary application and admission procedures, and officially becomes a member of the institution. Matriculation typically involves providing personal information, academic records, and other required documentation to the institution.
Once matriculated, a student gains access to various educational resources, services, and privileges offered by the institution. This includes attending classes, participating in academic programs, using the library and other facilities, and being able to engage in student activities. The matriculation process often involves signing an agreement or contract, indicating a commitment to adhere to the institution's rules, regulations, and academic policies.
Matriculated students are considered full-fledged members of the institution, and their status as students is recognized by the educational institution, as well as by other external bodies such as government agencies or funding organizations. Matriculated students typically have the opportunity to pursue a degree or diploma in their chosen field of study, with the expectation of fulfilling certain academic requirements and meeting performance standards to successfully graduate.
In summary, matriculated refers to the formal enrollment and registration of an individual as a student in an educational institution, entitling them to access educational resources and services provided by the institution, and initiating their journey towards achieving a degree or diploma.
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Entered or admitted, as a student into a university.
Etymological and pronouncing dictionary of the English language. By Stormonth, James, Phelp, P. H. Published 1874.
The word "matriculated" derives from the Latin word "matricula", which means "register" or "list". "Matricula" itself comes from the Latin word "matriculus", which means "a small list" or "register". The word was then borrowed into Old French as "matriculer" before being adopted into English as "matriculate" in the early 16th century. It originally referred to the act of enrolling or entering someone's name on a list or register, particularly in the context of entering a university or educational institution. Over time, the term "matriculate" evolved into "matriculated", which is commonly used today to describe someone who has been officially enrolled as a student at a university or college.
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