Matriculation

What is matriculation?

Matriculation is the process of entering or becoming eligible to enroll in a university.

Matriculated students have completed all eligibility requirements and are currently pursuing a university degree.

How does matriculation work?

In order to matriculate into a specific university program, you must first satisfy certain eligibility requirements. Once these academic requirements are fulfilled, you can properly apply and enroll in your program of choice, which will begin the matriculation process.

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