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Sentence: I am planning to enroll for nursing course



 
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Sentence: I am planning to enroll for nursing course #1 (permalink) Wed Dec 31, 2008 17:26 pm   Sentence: I am planning to enroll for nursing course		  
I am planning to enroll for nursing course.Is this correct?What are the other words that I can use instead of enroll
I am a new student at Southwest College or I am a new student in Southwest College?
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Please correct my sentence #2 (permalink) Fri Jan 02, 2009 2:37 am   Please correct my sentence		  
"I am planning to enroll in a nursing course." (Do not use the word "course" if you are enrolling in an entire two- or four-year program.)

"I am a new student at Southwest College."
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