The phrase "applying to a program" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the act of submitting an application to a specific educational or training program.
Example: "I am currently applying to a program that focuses on environmental science."
Alternatives: "submitting an application for a program" or "enrolling in a program."
"As long as I have some teaching aspect in my life, I'm pretty content," says Bill. Bill is applying to a program that would allow her to complete her education at the California Institute of Technology, where she would receive a B.S. in civil engineering in addition to her degree from Mount Holyoke.
If applying to a program in a different field of study, explain how the skills you learned in earning your degree can be applied to the new field.
Recently, several of her girlfriends had applied to a program at the Oklahoma City human-services office, which gave them five hundred dollars to get a car for work.
There, somebody suggested that he apply to a program, sponsored by the Ford Foundation, to give young Africans with leadership promise the opportunity to study in America.
After the Velvet Revolution of 1989, he applied to a program that placed Eastern Europeans in American summer camps as counsellors, and spent the summer in Charlottesville, Virginia.
Like the young man cited by the president, the two older Gordillo children have applied to a program created last year by the Obama administration that might give them a path to citizenship.
If your approach is particularly innovative, you may want to apply to a program that is designed to fund high-risk research, such as an R21 exploratory/developmental research grant.
If your approach is particuarly innovative, you may want to apply to a program that is designed to fund high-risk research, like an R21 exploratory/developmental research grant.
Although the present results might not apply to a program with a much smaller percentage of women, such programs seem to be rare, while programs with many more women than men are typical.
Any time you see a reference to section 409A applying to a plan or program, get some outside help.
Students considering applying to a JD/MBA program have many decisions to make: should I do a three-year or four-year program?
