The phrase "a program for students" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific initiative, course, or software designed to benefit or educate students.
Example: "The university has launched a new program for students to enhance their learning experience and provide additional resources."
Alternatives: "a course for students" or "an initiative for students".
Sun was placed in a program for students with I.Q.s over 140.
She turned to a program for students over 50 years old that was started last June at Joliet Junior College.
Three years later, Beverly Emmons, the artistic director of the Lincoln Center Institute, which is producing "Shadow's Child" as a program for students and teachers, asked Ms. Zollar to choreograph a dance that would appeal to both youngsters and adults.
In his research -- conducted through a program for students run by the natural history museum's National Center for Science Literacy, Education and Technology -- Henry worked from a list of 67 baboon behaviors observed in the wild in Africa by Larissa Swedell, an anthropologist from Queens College.
I remember walking down the hallways and thinking I could hear people saying, 'There's the girl who was raped by her dad.' " In her junior year, Nicole transferred to a community college with a program for students who wanted to earn an associate's degree while finishing high school.
Ms. Tobias, who is 48 and a teacher working in a program for students with special needs at New London High School, is one of three Connecticut women in the Women Divers Hall of Fame, which will hold a benefit Tuesday at Captain's Cove Seaport in Bridgeport.
For example, the Liaison Committee on Medical Education, the accrediting authority for medical schools in the United States, now mandates that all schools have a program for student wellness in place that includes "an effective system of personal counseling for its students".
As Solomon points out, his high school has a program for student mothers, but its "stranger-danger" lecturers warn the kids not to let people touch them in their "bathing-suit areas".
"I run a program for international students," said Dr. Pamela Lennox, the associate provost for campus services.
Her mother teaches in a program for gifted students at the Herricks Middle School in Albertson, N.Y.
A program for gifted students that was part of the school before Edison's arrival was then relocated.
