Sentence examples similar to planned matriculation from inspiring English sources

But Baker's father died when she was sixteen and she became, by default, the sole means of her family's long-term support; renouncing her long-planned matriculation at Vassar, she went to New York to study medicine at the Women's Medical College of the New York Infirmary, at Stuyvesant Square and East Fifteenth Street (just four blocks north of Knickerbocker Hospital).

After passing the entrance examination for Harvard, he was forced to abandon plans for matriculation, as his eyesight had deteriorated from night study.

Her own plans to pursue further studies after matriculation were disrupted when the floods displaced her family to the Jaffarabad camp.

Matriculation rates increased by several percentage points.

Average matriculation rates in Israel are at fifty-eight per cent.

Or, from another book on their matriculation list, Heathcliff.

Among American citizens and permanent residents, matriculation fell by 2.3 percent.

This foofaraw was the etiologic agent in my matriculation to Ohio State University.

Nichols discusses his happenstance matriculation at the University of Chicago as the crucible of his work.

His bill, $2,245 for the spring semester, was paid in full the day of matriculation, January 10th.

Matriculation fixation reaches its dottiest form during the obligatory campus visit.