The phrase "a pool of student" is not correct.
Did you mean "a pool of students"? You can use this phrase when referring to a group or collection of students, often in the context of selection or analysis.
Example: "The university has created a pool of students to participate in the research study."
Alternatives: "a group of students" or "a cohort of students".
Even so, Professor Siddall and other college officials acknowledge that they cannot afford to overlook the new technology, either, at a time when they must compete for a pool of students largely raised on computers.
Sixteen test subjects drawn from a pool of students of the University of Roma TRE have participated to the test.
They were selected from a pool of students enrolled in a peer health education program facilitated by the university-based health promotion staff.
This fact, combined with a need for additional staff who are well versed in science and also for ready access to a pool of students and postdoctoral fellows, moved us toward the notion of growing our own licensing specialists.
Based on a pool of students examined between 2008 and 2009, more than 80percentt of those in an associate's degree program had exited within two years of enrollment, and nearly 65percentt of bachelor's degree students had left the company's schools in the same timeframe.
A group of first year medical students were identified from a pool of students who were seeking to get involved with a community-based project that included children and health.
Students no longer will sit on hearing panels; rather, the panels will include three trained staff members from a pool of 12 student affairs administrators.
The remaining six students were randomly selected from a pool of 16 students suggested by the course faculty as being particularly likely to have insightful thoughts on the physics course they had just completed.
The difficulties are amplified at schools that have a high student-to-faculty ratio, who lack a pool of graduate students and postdoctoral researchers who might serve as mentors, or are generally undercapitalized.
The project started with a pool of 10 students and 10 mentors, though only three matches were made where mentors and students worked in the same field.
