The phrase "a requirement for students" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing necessary conditions or criteria that students must meet in an educational context.
Example: "Completing the final project is a requirement for students to pass the course."
Alternatives: "a necessity for students" or "a prerequisite for students".
Creditworthiness is a requirement for students seeking financing through supplemental education loans.
Bain and Caulfield created the software as part of their specialization project, a requirement for students in Jacobs Technion-Cornell Institute master's programs.
It is a requirement for students to teach a minimum of three (3) half-time assistant in instruction assignments in order to qualify for their Ph.D.
Enrollment is limited to and a requirement for students who have completed the CFS Minor practicum in the summer before the capstone is offered.
This course is a requirement for students who do not have substantial practical experience in this area, or who have not already undertaken an equivalent theory and skills learning course.
But the basic point is that reporting outcomes is a requirement for students, and soon, reporting within one of the main standards will be as well.
Health Secretary Jeremy Hunt has responded by announcing a rating system for hospital and care homes, and a requirement for student nurses to have front line care experience before they embark on their degrees.
The writing courses, currently a requirement for all students, would be canceled, she wrote, and students would be asked to take them at other colleges.
"The number of undergraduate courses that required laptops in class was negligible at this point, and the students were concerned that it might take some time before a requirement for all students made sense," Pickett says.
(English is a requirement for foreign students).
