The scholarship enabled her to go to university.とは 意味・読み方・使い方

The scholarship enabled her to go to university.

The scholarship enable her to go to college.

She was able to go to college thanks to the scholarship.

She applied for college

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

She wishes she'd gone to college.

She was accepted at Harvard.

She went to graduate school after graduating from college.

She resolved on going to college.

She graduated from college with honors.

She was accepted to Harvard.

She finished off her education at Harvard.

She was dynamized by her desire to go to grad school

She took a baccalaureate at the university.

She went to college after she got married.

She's new from college.

She made out the application for admission.

She was accepted by Harvard.

She is proud of having graduated from an American college.

She is going to college.

The school was panicked into expelling her.

She has had a college education.

She is a college graduate.

She decided not to go to college.

She is preparing for college.

She was admitted to Waseda University.

It was believed that she had graduated from Yale University.

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

She was sent to an almshouse.

She got into the university with a view to studying English.