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21:29 Jun 14, 2011 |
Chinese to English translations [PRO] Certificates, Diplomas, Licenses, CVs / Transcript | |||||
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| Selected response from: Yi Yuan (X) United States Local time: 01:36 | ||||
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Student Number Explanation: "Student Number" should be the correct translation. |
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matriculation number Explanation: This is what I've always translated 学籍号 into -- matriculation number (No.) I didn't have a student number when I was in university, but I had a matriculation number. All my activities in university were identified by my matriculation number. |
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Student Identity NO. / Student ID NO. Explanation: 中国学籍号由16位数组成,与美国或英国学籍号长度会不一样。 What is 学籍号? http://hanyu.iciba.com/wiki/536217.shtml Example sentence(s):
Reference: http://www.dcu.ie/registry/examinations/regulations.shtml Reference: http://www.twgss.edu.hk/english/index.asp?page=activities |
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No. of Student Status Explanation: In China, "学籍号" is the identification number of the student in the school, after graduation this number will expire. |
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enrollment number/student's school registry number Explanation: student number is usually different from enrollment number,a unit of student or for example,students in class 1 will be **01**. Enrollment number is usually created when a student is admitted to the school. |
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Student number Explanation: A student number is the number assigned to a student upon first entering or registering with an educational institution and is used to identify the student in lieu of a name for grades, essays, projects, exams and official documents. Reference: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Student_number |
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Student Number Explanation: I support that. |
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