The phrase "a disaster for students" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation, event, or policy that has negative consequences for students.
Example: "The new grading system has turned out to be a disaster for students, leading to confusion and frustration."
Alternatives: "a catastrophe for students" or "a setback for students".
"If the TAP cut goes through, it will be a disaster for students.
The group's James Elliot warned: "It will be a disaster for students and education workers alike, meaning more fees and debt, and threatening jobs too".
What he does not mention is that his vision of the "for-profit" university has already been tested to destruction in the US and proved a disaster for students and taxpayers alike.
Except that, when it comes to policies on college education, we tried that approach under George W. Bush, and it was a disaster for students and taxpayers.
Early indications, including the record of Secretary of Education nominee Betsy DeVos, suggest that the administration's education policies will likely hurt our public schools and may be a disaster for students of color, LGBTQ kids and other young people from underserved or marginalized communities.
Fee hikes will be a disaster for poorer students, pricing the deserving and talented students out of educational opportunity and creating huge debts for students who do commit to degrees.
Sadiq Khan, the shadow justice secretary, described the decline as a disaster for democracy and students.
4. Credit Card Pushes Many universities have cracked down on the "you're in college, now-sign up for a free credit card" opportunities, because they realize it's can be a recipe for disaster for students and their families.
Amir Khan, a PhD student at Pembroke College, said: "The government's plans are a disaster for Cambridge - not just students, but everyone who relies on the public sector in any way.
The sight of Chinese troops confronting Hong Kong protesters, particularly students, would be a disaster for Beijing, leading to an international outcry.
