The phrase 'a major student' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe someone who is currently pursuing a major academic field of study. For example, "John is a major student in computer science and has already developed several software programs."
Some shoppers are giving Chipotle restaurants the cold shoulder over an employee's protest of the New York police department, while a major student teachers' union recently announced plans to boycott Israel.
During his tenure he overhauled government agency operations, revamped budgeting and tax collections, pushed for a major student scholarship program, fought federal plans to bury nuclear waste in the desert outside Las Vegas and sought to diversify Nevada's casino-dependent economy.
In the midst of barely contained chaos (a major student riot the year before resulted in complete disdain of the Ashbel Green 1783 administration by, well, almost everybody), an 18-year-old alumnus already with a degree not only from the College but the new Princeton Seminary as well was hired as a Greek tutor.
The Black Student Alliance continued to provide a cultural base for Black students at the University, growing into a major student organization on campus.
At this point in time it's hard to deny the fact that we're facing a major student debt crisis.
Also on this week's podcast, we discuss Paul Ryan's new gig as House Speaker, Elizabeth Warren's fresh fight for a retirement security rule, a major student loan debacle and the final big budget deal standoff of the Obama era.
Divide students into groups of four, and assign each a major student-led protest from the past fifty years.
Indeed, this week the state of Michigan suspended a major student-loan program because of the sudden collapse of another $300 billion market you've never heard of, the market for auction-rate securities.
So when it comes time to choose a major, students don't know what really interests them.
In order to declare WWS as a major, students must satisfy a number of prerequisites.
In addition to a major, students can add one of four areas of emphasis or one of some 20 interdisciplinary concentrations (such as Nordic studies, Middle East studies, and American racial and multicultural studies).
