'enrollment' vs 'registration'
Could you tell me which one is right between 'enrollment' and 'registration' in square brackets of the following sentence? Thank you in advance.
All students who want to continue their classes are required to enroll in the classes one month before their [enrollment / registration] is expired.
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lucas21c All students who want to continue their classes are required to enroll in the classes one month before their [enrollment / registration] has expired. I don't think that either 'enrollments' or 'registrations' 'expire'. Do you mean that they must enroll in new classes or re-enroll in current classes before their current classes finish ?
- lucas21c All students who want to continue their classes are required to enroll in the classes one month before their [enrollment / registration] has expired.
- I don't think that either 'enrollments' or 'registrations' 'expire'.
- Do you mean that they must enroll in new classes or re-enroll in current classes before their current classes finish ?
- If so, that is what I would use.
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lucas21cAll students who want to continue their classes are required to enroll in the classes one month before their [enrollment / registration] has expired.
I don't think that either 'enrollments' or 'registrations' 'expire'. Do you mean that they must enroll in new classes or re-enroll in current classes before their
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