The phrase "a planned student" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a student who has a specific plan or strategy for their studies or academic goals.
Example: "As a planned student, she meticulously organized her study schedule to ensure she covered all the material before the exams."
Alternatives: "a strategic student" or "a goal-oriented student."
Inspired by similar occupying movements in 1970s, he chose the date to coincide with the anniversary of a bloody crackdown at the hands of the Shah's military the year before, and with a planned student rally.
Officials said the police were on heightened alert before a planned student demonstration to mark the anniversary on Aug. 8 of the start of a military crackdown in 1988 in which between 2,000 and 3,000 unarmed pro-democracy protesters were killed.
A similar tactic is expected in the mid-afternoon hours inside the city's subway system at all five boroughs, including a planned "student strike" at Union Square at 15:00 local time.
They are part of a series of planned student debt sell-offs, and a concerted attempt to irreversibly alter how universities are funded and how this generation relates to education and work.
The Humboldt-University of Berlin entered into an agreement with the investor of the planned student hall of residence, in which the HU Berlin pledged to fill 120 hall of residence places, including a penalty clause if the places were not occupied.
Questions on whether planned student activities are consistent with the University's obligations should be directed to the Dean of Student Life, who will consult with the Vice President for Public Affairs and/or the General Counsel.
Biochemical data was analyzed using planned Students T-tests.
Discussing a planned crackdown on student protests in 2002 and missed opportunities in the negotiations with the West on Iran's nuclear program, they had to catch themselves, saying things like "my chest is filled with things I cannot say" and "this is not the place to discuss such matters".
Online messages said there may have been a planned gathering of students there.
This requires well-planned student guiding and teaching.
In a strongly worded statement on Monday, the education secretary, Arne Duncan, said that despite "significant progress," New York had "hit a roadblock" in recent months, failing to put in place a planned database to track student records across school districts and failing to fulfill a promise to adopt a system to evaluate the work of teachers and principals.
