NOVELTY - Making biofuels, comprises: e.g. dewatering intact algal cells to make algal biomass; adding first ethanol fraction to algal biomass; separating first solid biomass fraction from first liquid fraction; combining first solid biomass fraction with second ethanol fraction; combining second solid biomass fraction with third ethanol solvent fraction; esterifying neutral lipids with catalyst; separating water soluble fraction from water insoluble fraction; distilling fuel esters to obtain fuel esters fractions and residues; and hydrogenating and deoxygenating fuel esters.    USE - The method is useful for making biofuels.    ADVANTAGE - The method is simple and utilizes wet biomass, thus reducing drying and dewatering costs.    DETAILED DESCRIPTION - Making biofuels, comprises: (a) dewatering substantially intact algal cells to make an algal biomass; (b) adding a first ethanol fraction to the algal biomass in a ratio of 1 part ethanol to 1 part algal biomass by weight; (c) separating a first substantially solid biomass fraction from a first substantially liquid fraction comprising proteins; (d) combining the first solid biomass fraction with a second ethanol fraction in a ratio of 1 part ethanol to 1 part solid biomass by weight; (e) separating a second substantially solid biomass fraction from a second substantially liquid fraction comprising polar lipids; (f) combining the second substantially solid biomass fraction with a third ethanol solvent fraction in a ratio of 1 part ethanol to 1 part solid biomass by weight; (g) separating a third substantially solid biomass fraction from a third substantially liquid fraction comprising neutral lipids, where the third substantially solid biomass fraction comprises carbohydrates and the algal cells of the third solid biomass fraction are substantially intact; (h) esterifying the neutral lipids with a catalyst in the presence of an alcohol; (i) separating a water soluble fraction comprising glycerin from a water insoluble fraction comprising fuel esters; (j) distilling the fuel esters under vacuum to obtain less than or equal to 16C fuel esters fraction, greater than or equal to 16C fuel ester fraction, and a residue comprising carotenoids and omega -3 fatty acids; and (k) hydrogenating and deoxygenating at least one of the less than or equal to 16C fuel esters to obtain a jet fuel blend stock, or the greater than or equal to 16C fuel esters to obtain a diesel blend stock.