disenrollment
noun
Pronunciation: /ˌdɪsɪnˈroʊlmənt/
Definition
The act of removing someone from a list, register, or official membership, often from a school, club, or healthcare plan, typically due to non-payment, rule violation, or voluntary withdrawal.
Examples
The university announced a strict disenrollment policy for students who fail to meet academic standards.
His disenrollment from the health insurance plan occurred after he missed several premium payments.
How to Use disenrollment
- disenrollment from [program/plan] (collocation)
- Removal from a specific program or plan. — "The disenrollment from the advanced placement program was a difficult decision for the student."
- risk of disenrollment (collocation)
- The possibility of being removed. — "Students who fail to maintain a certain GPA face the risk of disenrollment."
- voluntary disenrollment (collocation)
- Choosing to remove oneself. — "She opted for voluntary disenrollment from the course due to scheduling conflicts."
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