Sentences with phrase «to send someone to college»

Students can opt to have their scores sent to colleges of their choice, and at the same time, have the opportunity to join mailing lists for scholarships and colleges.

I'd pick something maybe the «road trip» wrapped canvas to send to college with my daughter.

Going to make some for us and some to send to my college boy!

I've been told I'm good enough to get a scholarship of some sort, and I don't think my family can afford to send me to college unless I do.

If this were the case, then every parent would «divorce» their children before sending them to college.

It can be used toward loans or directly sent to colleges.

The undercover journalist was then sent to a college in east London college for the exam.

If you deprive children of those experiences for eighteen years and then send them to college, they can not cope.

The email itself focuses on encouraging recipients to watch the ad and spread the YouTube version virally via Facebook and Twitter, though it also includes a carefully couched fundraising ask as well (obviously not as much of a priority when you're sending to college students).

I know a suburban mom who, for every biological kid she and her husband send to college, they've create a trust fund — kind of like another scholarship — for a kid that's not biologically theirs, but is financially hard - pressed.

My mother (passed 2 yrs ago at 96) would back Snicker Doodle for me on all my special occasions, and best of all, send them to college some 40 years ago.

A report on the event will be done by the Hoop Review scouting service that will be sent to college coaches and various internet sites.

It was also learnt that the letters were sent to the college about two weeks ago, while the security agencies and the state government were alerted.

This common problem, which surfaces in school after school, led us to consult some of the most successful urban educators we know — teachers and principals who have been involved in founding new, small high schools in New York City and Boston, Massachusetts.1 These schools, which serve low - income, minority communities, have begun to routinely graduate and send to college more than 90 percent of their students.

*** IMPORTANT NOTE about transcript requests in JUNE: During the month of June, Class of 2018 graduates can request an official transcript be sent to a college via their Naviance account (see the Transcripts page).

Charter schools are often touted for allowing more innovation than traditional public schools, and charters such as KIPP and Harlem Children's Zone often send to college some students who otherwise would have had few chances at success.

Ever since she was a young girl, Meridian had been obsessed with birds, and she was determined to get her PhD, become an ornithologist, and make her mother's sacrifices to send her to college pay off.

Stupid sent to college and since gone simple - minded, his elevation is not a pretty picture of America's dysfunction I'm afraid.

Whenever a person or an individual wants to apply for a course or program at a graduate school, he / she writes an application which is sent to the college along with a cover letter.

Polite, charming in his own way and a dedicated straight A student coddled by his overprotective Jewish parents, Marcus is sent to college in Ohio as a means to avoid being drafted into the Korean War, a conflict that has claimed the lives of many of his peers and cousins in his neighborhood.

«I worry about the message this would send to college students.

One assessor revealed that interviews conducted for the assessor's assessments had been surreptitiously recorded (despite a term of the assessor's retainer agreement forbidding such recordings) and sent to the College of Psychologists in support of complaints.

Thomas, You are a quintessential example of stupidity sent to college.

Because we sent you to college!»

However, if you are your family's primary earner, have multiple children to send to college, or a large mortgage balance, you may need a larger death benefit to ensure your family can cover all their obligations without your income.

Considering he's 89, how many kids could be sent to college, etc. with the money spent on finding a low - level of authority figure?

Another space says your brothers were sent to college, but you were sent as well, just in case.

Freitas produces evaluations and reports of high school and junior college prospects throughout the western US that are sent to the colleges and universities to assist in their recruiting process.

They struggled to send me to college.

Wise said the suggestions from student leaders have been sent to the college's advisory council on sexual and gender - based misconduct.

Directors: Phil Lord, Chris Miller Cast: Jonah Hill, Channing Tatum, Ice Cube, Amber Stevens, Wyatt Russell, Jillian Bell Plot: This time, Schmidt (Hill) and Jenko (Tatum) are sent to college to track down another drug ring, aware that they are moving apart.

I sent them to our college and career center, but soon encountered a larger issue.

She was raised in a middle - class African American community in the South by educators committed to sending her to college.

Our 20th Century, neighborhood school model of education did a terrible job graduating low - income children and sending them to college, especially African - American children.

Since its first graduating class in 2008, Magnolia has graduated more than 700 students and sent them to college.

«We need our kids to get the real college experience, so we send them to the college itself to get that experience sitting with students that don't look like them, that are older than them, that sort of thing,» said Teasley.

Seniors may request an official transcript be sent to a college or university by entering a transcript request in their Naviance account.

«My grandparents were brave enough to send me to college to study art and I'm sure that was a difficult decision for them,» Krosoczka told the Worcester Telegram & Gazette.

Brown and her foundation are now committed to adopting a new crop of kids to send to college every four years.

But years later, after annually saving and investing $ 10,000 of her own money and establishing the Oral Lee Brown Foundation, this remarkable woman made good on her promise: after nineteen of the original twenty - three students graduated from high school, she sent them all to college.

When we are introduced to the titular priest, he has just told nineteen - year - old Patricia that he can not afford to send her to college, despite having recently...

It must have been incredibly hard work, but my dad landed on his feet; he went back to law school, climbed the corporate ladder, sent me to college (thanks, Dad!)

While many families have only one child to send to college, those with multiple students in college could see their EFC drop as a result.