Can I say "toward + University name" when i mean I'm going to study in that university?
E.g: Toward Harvard, Toward Chicago University, Toward Cambria University

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@syutdunat
Thank you.

But it's not like this.
the thing is, o don't have money for it and i want to participate on a program that cost a lot
So i will ask for help

I want to use a simple sentence like in the pic

I have got some certificates from other top universities, and Harvard university is the next one.

@syutdunat
No, I'm not going to Harvard.

I want to take this programs (online)
https://online.hbs.edu/

Stanford has similar programs too
https://stanfordexeced.stanford.edu/lead-self-a...

I'm participating in this one, but just the previous. It will be unlocked for those who are aligned and pay for it

So, this is the story*
Most of the prestigious universities offered same paid programs for free when we were in lockdown (because of coronavirus)
I "had to" take some, the most i could. This is all I want ever since. I never could study in top universities, not even from my country, although I managed to pass some task and got some scholarships (yet, i chose to work, because if i don't work, i don't eat)

So, I have some certificates from this amazing Universities

and now Harvard is my next goal
to do so, I'll need help, because theses programs are really expensive.

Having a certificate from Harvard, for a guy who was bor in a small village and in a non English speaking county is '"the world"

i hope you got it

To promote/marketing it, I'll ask to create masks about it

short sentence as i said "towards Harvard" like in the pic

@syutdunat
Look at what this guy said. i think he got my point

i just don't agree with not legal using harvard logo.

in this today world this is like things work.
If everyone in my country get to know how crazy i am, lots of people will know about the harvard programs. Consequently, some will take these programs. Why will not the institution like this idea?

@syutdunat Yes. i think so

@syutdunat well, not incompetent. I'm not native English speaker. so the message isn't clear

@syutdunat Ok, thank you