enrollee

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Word: Enrollee

Definition: An "enrollee" is a noun that refers to a person who has signed up for or is officially registered in a class, course, or program. When someone becomes an enrollee, it means they have completed the necessary steps to participate in that educational opportunity.

Usage Instructions:

• Use "enrollee" when talking about someone who is officially part of a class or program.
• It is often used in educational contexts, such as schools, colleges, or training programs.

Example:

• "As an enrollee in the art course, she received a list of materials she needed to bring to class."
• "The university had over 1,000 new enrollees this semester."

Advanced Usage:

• In formal contexts, you might see "enrollee" used alongside terms like "enrollment statistics" or "enrollee demographics" to discuss groups of students.
• In healthcare or insurance contexts, "enrollee" can refer to someone who has signed up for a health plan or insurance coverage.

Word Variants:

• Enroll (verb): To sign up or register for a class or program.

  • Example: "I plan to enroll in the language course next month."

• Enrollment (noun): The process of signing up, or the number of people who have enrolled.

  • Example: "Enrollment for the summer session begins next week."

Different Meanings:

While "enrollee" primarily refers to students or participants in educational contexts, it can also apply to people who have signed up for services, like health insurance.

Synonyms:

• Student
• Registrant
• Participant
• Member

Idioms and Phrasal Verbs:

Although there aren't specific idioms directly related to "enrollee," you might use phrases like: - "Sign up for" (to enroll in something) - Example: "I will sign up for the cooking class tomorrow."

Summary:

An "enrollee" is someone who has registered for a class or program. It’s a term commonly used in education and can also apply to other areas like healthcare.

Academic

Noun

1. a person who enrolls in (or is enrolled in) a class or course of study