Immatriculation

 Immatriculation


What is immaturality?

Immatriculation is a ceremony during which students are admitted to the ranks of the students of a given university. It is a unique event where all the authority of the university gathers. It takes place in the most representative hall of the university. During this ceremony, the university authorities welcome the new students and deliver welcoming speeches. Immatriculation invites all students who wish to participate in this important event for the academic community.

When is the registration process taking place?

Enrolment takes place at the beginning of the academic year, in October. Each university sets its own deadline, but usually the ceremony takes place at the beginning of the month. Information about the date of enrollment is often provided when receiving the decision to list the candidate on the student roster. The event is also announced on the university’s websites.

Does the student receive a student ID card after registration?

Inmatriculation can take place as early as the end of October, and the student status is active from the beginning of the month. Therefore, the ID must be issued before inmatriculation. This means that before inmatriculation, the student can enjoy the privileges associated with possessing a student ID. Inmatriculation only symbolically admits students to the university walls, because the decision on admission to studies is made much earlier. Those who cannot wait for their ID or want to reminisce about their student days and inmatriculation can start collecting ELS hologram stickers.

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See also:
Hologamy ELS
ELD holograms

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