0 past simple and past participle of matriculate --
1 to be formally admitted to study at a university or college --
This group has recently matriculated into the school of medicine.
He is said to have gone to secondary school at age seven and matriculated at 14.
A total of 408 students were matriculated as detailed below.
Between 1950-1951, some of these boys matriculated into schools abroad for further studies, thereby creating another vacuum.
Most of its graduates matriculated to four-year colleges.
The child has to leave the school without a leaving certificate, and without having matriculated or having any opportunity to proceed to the higher reaches of education.
Are they boys who must have matriculated?
Some would have it that we should not allow children who attended our own junior technical schools to pass on to our own college of technology unless they matriculated.
