Sentence examples for get into colleges from inspiring English sources
But the Island produces so many well-qualified graduates that they compete against one another to get into colleges where geographic and socioeconomic diversity is prized.
But earlier this decade, when the wild geese children tended to be high school students, many succeeded in plying their improved English scores to get into colleges in the United States or other English-speaking countries, education experts said.
"They've had so few opportunities, and we are opening doors to them, not only helping them get into colleges by giving them scholarships, but watching over them and helping them in every way possible".
Attaining the status of Eagle Scout is considered a badge of honor that is recognized beyond the organization: It can help participants get into colleges and open the door to certain scholarships.
The goal is not only to help more undocumented students get into colleges and universities, but also to put focus toward increasing graduation rates.
The organisation intends to be a safe haven away from these problems, mentoring children through a mix of sessions with youth workers, as well as helping them get into colleges and employment using their newfound equestrian skills.
A Kaplan/Newsweek "How to Get Into College" guide called Olin one of "the new Ivies".
