The phrase 'has been accepted to study' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when talking about someone who has been formally accepted to an educational program or institution. For example: "Sally has been accepted to study at Harvard University's graduate program in Psychology."
"There is a contract the student has been accepted to study Independent Studies.
Alagappan, who has been accepted to study at Stanford University, plans to publish his findings in the scientific journal Nature Materials.
Twice, he has been accepted to study at the London School of Economics, but both times did not get a visa.
A homeless student who slept on friends' sofas while taking his A-levels has been accepted to study law at Cambridge University after achieving straight A*s.
A London native who has been accepted to study psychology at the University of Exeter in autumn, she had decided to study fashion during her gap year because it offered "a chance to figure out what I'm really passionate about before committing to it," she said.
Nevertheless, she graduated Cum Laude and has been accepted to study at the Harvard Education School this autumn.
Safa Nour, 19, who had been accepted to study biomedical science at Surrey, said she thought the school cared less about BTec students.
He added: "I'm also delighted and feel very privileged to have been accepted to study a Masters degree in medical science at Cambridge University and look forward to furthering my education part-time alongside my professional playing career.
He had been accepted to study history and economics, but at the end of sixth year he changed his mind and secured a place on a food and consumer science degree at Abertay University.
The Swedish government has released figures showing that 13,408 foreign students have been accepted to study for undergraduate or master's level degrees in the autumn of 2011, just 55 percent of the number of students admitted for study in the autumn of 2010.
But twenty minutes before she was wheeled down for spinal surgery this summer, she was told she had been accepted to study history at the prestigious university.
