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• n  someone who has been admitted to a college or university
• v  enroll as a student

• Matriculation today is becoming dearer and tougher with burgeoning costs and hundreds of overseas students queuing up for seats.
• Only by "following the cause of tender-heartedness" can man "matriculate into the university of eternal life.
• Once upon a time, little girls agrowing used to think dreamily of the day they would matriculate at Vassar, Smith, Wellesley, Bryn Mawr or Sweet Briar.

News & Articles

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• Class of 1963 'adopts' Bridge to Clemson program via major gift
  $744,000 gift will strengthen pathway allowing students to matriculate at Clemson by way of Tri-County Tech
  June 8, 2013 - Anderson Independent-Mail

Quotes

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• Brandon McCarthy in Sports Network
  It is exciting to have the team come through like that,McCarthy said. "You hold out hope in that situation. It never seems to matriculate but in that inning it did. The bats are starting to come alive."
• Tony Abbott in Sydney Morning Herald
  The baby boomers who wished to matriculate and go to university had to do either mathematics or a foreign language and many chose the latter,Abbott said at an Asialink-Asia Society forum in Canberra on Tuesday. "Since that compulsion was...
• Mirek Topolanek in Focus News
  We all know that these elections are something of a matriculate exam for your country. We expect for them to be conducted without irregularities, to ensure that last year's incidents are left behind as an exception,said Mirek Topolanek, the...