Enroll

/ɪnˈroʊl/

Meaning & Definition

verb

To register or sign up for a course, program, or membership.

I decided to enroll in a yoga class to improve my flexibility.

To officially include someone in a list or record, such as a school or organization.

The school will enroll new students next month.

To become a member of an organization or group.

He chose to enroll in the local gym to maintain his fitness.

To make someone a member of a group.

The club will enroll new members during the orientation week.

To enter in a register or roll.

Each child must enroll before the start of the summer camp.

Derived from Middle French 'enroller', from 'en-' (in) and 'roller' (to roll).

enroll in

To register for a course or program.

enrollment period

The time frame in which one can sign up for a class or program.

enroll someone

To sign someone up or register them for something.

registration

The act of signing up for something.

candidate

A person who applies for a position or is nominated.

application

A formal request to join or enroll in something.

To sign up informally or casually.

I’m gonna enroll in that new gym next week.

To get involved with a group or activity.

You should enroll in that gaming club; it’s really fun.