Synonyms for enrollment
ɛnˈroʊl mənten·roll·ment

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1. registration, enrollment, enrolmentnoun

   the act of enrolling

   Synonyms:
   readjustment, enrolment, adjustment, registration

2. registration, enrollmentnoun

   the body of people (such as students) who register or enroll at the same time

   Synonyms:
   readjustment, enrolment, adjustment, registration

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1. • Body
   • Entrance

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1. enrollmentnoun

   Synonyms:
   registration, matriculation, enlistment, register, record, roster

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1. List of paraphrases for "enrollment":

   registration, enrolment, inscription, enrollments, enroll, recruitment, filing, inscriptions

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1. Robert Frenck:

   For now we're evaluating the Moderna vaccine -- we're working with National Institutes of Health, we finished the enrollment of the 6 to 11 years of age, and it's now on a planned to pause just to review the data and look at the dosing.

2. Chad Aldeman:

   We don't really have a pipeline of early childhood educators who are sitting idle, if the federal dollars boost up pre-K enrollment overall, that could lead to a hiring crunch, potentially leading to shortages and a surge of novice and uncertified teachers, especially in low-income communities.

3. Robin Rudowitz:

   How states implement the unwinding of the continuous enrollment requirement will make a really big difference in how many people are able to retain coverage.

4. Beth Shyken-Rothbart:

   It's a really great opportunity for people to get into Part B without facing gaps in coverage or late enrollment penalties.

5. Bobby Elesky:

   There were times when the air quality was so bad that you would just drop to your knees and throw up, we made jokes at the time because we had no idea how serious it was.’ But Elesky says he found out when he returned home in 2005 and was told during a checkup that he had nearly 20 parasites in his body. More than a decade after his return, Elskey has suffered from myriad health issues, including plasmacytoma -- a condition where rare tumors attack soft tissue in the nasal cavity or bone marrow. He is grateful for the treatment he has received from the VA, but said the bureaucracy was difficult to deal with. Elesky said he was initially denied enrollment into the U.S. Department of Veteran Affairs’ Burn Pit Registry -- which was created to research and examine the potential threats from burn pit exposure.