Exmatrikulationsbescheids

Exmatrikulatio is a Latin term that translates to "striking from the matricula," where the matricula refers to the official list or register of students at an educational institution. In the context of universities and colleges, exmatrikulatio signifies the formal removal of a student from the student roll. This process typically occurs when a student officially withdraws from their studies, completes their degree requirements and graduates, or is expelled from the institution. The reasons for exmatrikulatio are varied and depend on the specific regulations of the university.

Upon exmatrikulatio, a student is no longer considered enrolled and loses all rights and privileges associated with being a student, such as access to university facilities, library services, or student housing. In some cases, a formal certificate of exmatrikulatio may be issued, which can be important for future academic or professional endeavors. The process and its implications are governed by the internal statutes and rules of each educational institution. While often associated with the end of a student's academic journey at a particular institution, it is a standard administrative procedure that marks the official termination of enrollment.