The phrase "attracted to the program" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when expressing interest or appeal towards a specific program, such as a software application, educational course, or initiative.
Example: "After reviewing the curriculum, I found myself attracted to the program offered by the university."
Alternatives: "interested in the program" or "drawn to the program".
The other in-state player that Bob McKillop has attracted to the program is the star guard Stephen Curry, from nearby Charlotte.
The senior quarterback Russell Wilson, a transfer who has emerged as Wisconsin's biggest star and a Heisman contender, credits the selfless vibe the Badgers gave off as a reason he was attracted to the program.
The students come from diverse backgrounds, and while some were attracted to the program because of a previously established love of the ocean, others went snorkeling for the first time in Palau.
I was initially attracted to the program because of its integrated approach to sustainability management, including the five content areas and correlating courses covering a diverse set of sustainability topics.
An article on Thursday about Explorer scouts who train to confront terrorism and illegal immigration, and a picture caption with the continuation of the article, misspelled the surname of a scout who said she was attracted to the program because of the use of pellet guns.
Ponder said that while students are often initially attracted to the program by the stipend and the free tutoring, halfway through, when the scholars are asked to rank the services, the majority say the program coordinators and coaches are what they value most.
I was attracted to the Engineering Management program because it is a very unique program that prepares students to engineer better decisions.
The school is 55percentt male and 45percentt female, in part because more boys are attracted to the ACAD program, Rydstrom said.
And not all patients with diabetes will be equally attracted to the same program.
I was attracted to the CDDRL honors program because I want to learn about issues that matter, study the policy debates that are shaping our world and, above all, perform research with real policy implications.
Today, families are so attracted to the Dual Language Program and policy that they're moving into the District.
