She was studying drama on a special scholarship.とは 意味・読み方・使い方

she was the prototypal student activist

She has studied dramatics at college.

She often remembered her schooldays.

She lectured a small class on modern drama.

She learned dressmaking though self-study.

She finished off her education at Harvard.

She was sent to an almshouse.

She was accepted at Harvard.

She pioneered a graduate program for women students

She graduated from college with honors.

She had the good fortune to get into the school she wanted to.

She talked about her school life.

At that time she was a student at Yale.

At that time, she was a student at Yale.

He is proud of his school record.

She went to graduate school after graduating from college.

She was accepted to Harvard.

She made out the application for admission.

She transferred [《口語》 switched] from a two‐year college to a university.

She passed the entrance examination to the girl's high school.

She wishes she'd gone to college.

She takes part in many school activities.

She was admitted to Waseda University.

The school was panicked into expelling her.

She was accepted at Harvard.

She was accepted to Harvard.

She was accepted by Harvard.

She graduated with straight A's.

She was outstanding among her classmates.

She is proud of having graduated from an American college.