Sentence examples for make it into college from inspiring English sources

Could she really make it into college?

Once, Mitchell hoped to make it into college on a football scholarship.

But now, with what could have been a season of memorable plays and scouting tapes cut short, he just wants to make it into college any way he can.

Their schedules are packed with activities  sports, community service, yearbook club, AP tests -- to help them make it into college, and their smartphones provide an easy way to constantly obsess over whatever their friends are doing.

The so-called new middle class and the youth who have broken with a cycle of secular exclusion and were the first in their families to make it into college will not be deconstructed by any crisis.

Their schedules are packed with activities  sports, community service, yearbook club, AP tests -- to help them make it into college, and their smartphones provide an easy way to constantly obsess over whatever their friends are doing.

I was so proud of you for getting you college completely paid through scholarships and you made it into college honors.

He barely makes it into college, he barely finds employment, he can barely pay rent, he walks into telephone poles, he can never kick unruly fellow-tenants out of his room, he's nearly seduced by other women several times, and, of course, he can't break up with Kozue.

Congratulations! You've made it into college, and whether it was your first choice or your safety really doesn't matter.

However, as many college students know making it into college is not enough to keep you there.

"Let's face it, what you hope from a camp like this one is that a few of these kids can make it into a college program, let alone the N.B.A," he said.