Sentence examples for college intent from inspiring English sources
To the Editor: Five years ago, I arrived at college intent on studying biology and going to medical school.
Most days, Kiffa Alverfors attends college classes, intent on getting a job in media relations.
In 1948, I was a 19-year-old college sophomore intent on dodging the draft.
A 20-minute educational presentation about human papillomavirus vaccination increased college females' intent to vaccinate by nearly threefold [ 36].
On May 1, accepted students must notify one college of their intent to enroll by submitting a deposit.
Scarano's father was a mechanical engineer, who sent his son to City College with the intent of bringing him into the trade.
Many students, of all ethnicities, enter college with the intent to study the sciences, and many leave; attrition is not confined to a particular group.
Of those Natives who did enter college with the intent of majoring in STEM, many eventually dropped out of college or changed their minds about pursuing STEM careers because they didn't think they could pass the required math courses.
Soulforce organizers declined, and notified the college of their intent to enter the campus to speak directly with students.
The reformist thinking, as captured by the New Yorker's Hendrik Hertzberg's recent blog post on the subject, holds that the electoral college skews voter intent by making most of us a sideshow, and leads to the TV airwaves being flooded in those states unfortunate enough to be closely divided.
Our founding fathers engineered the political system to have an electoral college with the intent of restricting political power to the elite - two and half centuries later everyone can vote, but the value of that vote has depreciated, and power to move policy still remains in the hand of the wealthy few.
