The status of a student who has: completed the registration requirements (except for payment of tuition and fees) at the school he or she is attending or will attend; and has attended at least one day of classes at the school where he or she is enrolled; or has been admitted into a correspondence study program and has submitted one lesson, completed by the student after acceptance for enrollment and without help of a representative of the school.

The completion of registration requirements (other than the payment of tuition and fees) at the institution the student is or will be attending; a correspondence school student must be accepted for admission and complete and submit one lesson to be considered enrolled.

Bill: Legislation that has been passed by both houses of Congress, signed by their presiding officers, and sent to the President for signature.

The final copy of a bill passed by both houses.

The final form of a bill that has been agreed to by both the Senate and the House. The order that a bill be enrolled means that the bill is prepared for final printing to be presented to the Governor.

Legislation which has passed both the House of Delegates and the Senate. It has been signed by the Speaker of the House and the President of the Senate and it has been sent to the Governor, but not yet signed. If signed by the Governor, the bill becomes a law and a Chapter of the Acts of Assembly. [See Note Above

Once a measure has completed the legislative process, its amendments are consolidated or enrolled and prepared to be sent to the governor for signature.