On course for something/to do something

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Positive Outcome

Often signals optimism about reaching a desirable result, like success or victory.

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Her grades have improved and she's on course to get a scholarship.

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Long-term Progress

Suggests a process over time rather than an immediate result, involving steady advancement.

Illustration for Long-term Progress

Three years into his training, he's still on course to become a pilot.

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