Enrollment means the number of students who are enrolled in a school operated by the district on October 1. A student shall be counted as one whether the student is enrolled as a full-time or part-time student. Students enrolled in prekindergarten programs shall not be counted.
Enrollment means the admission or matriculation of a student into an eligible institution.
Enrollment means the assignment of a member to an MCE for management and receipt of health services.
Examples of Enrollment in a sentence
Non-Public secondary schools may receive reimbursement for tuition costs through the Dual Enrollment Scholarship Program as funding allows.
A student who enrolls as a part-time Dual Enrollment student may take a maximum of six (6) hours per semester while maintaining four (4) classes at the School.
Services and resources are available to students with disabilities who register in a Dual Enrollment or Early Admissions course.
In situations where a student has demonstrated academic difficulties, the student may be denied the opportunity to take additional Dual Enrollment courses at the University.
Monitoring of student performance subsequent to enrollment in Dual Enrollment courses shall be the responsibility of the School.
More Definitions of Enrollment
Enrollment means the number of students who are enrolled in a
Enrollment means the act of complying with state and local requirements relative to the registration or admission of a child for attendance in a school within a local school division. This term also means registration for courses within the student's home school or within related schools or programs.
Enrollment means the student is physically present at or legally absent from the special education program.
Enrollment means the document that an Enrolled Affiliate submits under this Agreement to place orders for Products.
Enrollment means the entry into a MSP Operating Agreement with the MARAD to operate a vessel(s) in the MSP Fleet in accordance with § 295.20 of this part.
Enrollment means services that enroll eligible individuals and their spouses/dependents or terminate or change their enrollment in the account’s benefit plans on an ongoing basis and during open enrollment periods, including such services as: • the coordination of each step in open enrollment process from project planning and system set-up to the generation of confirmation statements; • ongoing enrollment support for new hires and changes due to life events and work status adjustments; • evidence of insurability (EOI) administration for life and disability coverage; • transmission of eligibility/enrollment information to the account’s benefit plan providers; • review and reconciliation of error reports received from the account’s benefit plan providers; and • transmission of information to the account’s payroll system (e.g., benefit deductions, employee demographic data). Amended as of November 18, 2010 EXHIBIT 4
Enrollment are defined in Exhibit 4, Paragraph 2.t.).