enrolment

enrolment
(BrE) (AmE enrollment) noun
ADJECTIVE
▪ high, low
▪ large (esp. AmE)
▪ total
▪

Total enrolment fell between 1991 and 1997.

▪ open (= not restricted)
▪ college, school, university
▪

an explosion in public school enrollments

▪ student
▪ freshman (AmE), graduate, undergraduate
▪ black, hispanic, minority, etc.
VERB + ENROLMENT/ENROLLMENT
▪ boost, increase
ENROLMENT/ENROLLMENT + VERB
▪ be up, go up, grow, increase, rise
▪ be down, decline, go down, fall
PREPOSITION
▪ on enrolment
▪

The full fee is payable on enrolment.

▪ enrolment for
▪

Enrolment for engineering courses is low this year.

▪ enrolment in
▪

enrolments in evening classes

▪ enrolment on (esp. BrE)
▪

enrolment on a computer course

Enrolment/enrollment is used after these nouns: ↑college, ↑student, ↑undergraduate

Collocations dictionary. 2013.

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