"academic confusion" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a state of confusion regarding academic topics or situations. For example, "The professor's lecture left me in a state of academic confusion, as I couldn't comprehend the complex topics being discussed."
Because whether it was the 1944 act itself or a failure of implementation, the consequences are still with us: a shocking inequality in provision between technical and academic education; confusion over vocational qualifications; and hopeless levels of youth apprenticeships.
Combine that with the fact that many states had to suspend enrollment outreach, or divert enrollment staff to deal with the chaos of the moment, and there's reason to think we will see a pronounced, widespread, and enduring "CHIP dip," as some academics call confusion-based enrollment depression.
Nor did he say why the "chain of custody" was more than an academic matter: the confusion, and at times elective agnosticism, about who the rebels in Syria are.
Stanford grew concerned that the school's reputation might be tarnished because of confusion over academic titles, he said.
ROSS D. MARTIN Germantown, Md. There seems to be some serious intellectual confusion, if "academic psychologists" have placed parenting at the top of the pyramid of human needs, in an effort to "look at human motivation based on evolution".
This is, perhaps, the most frequent source of confusion about academic work.
There are questions of the length of courses' availability, and the difficulty and possible confusion of academic and support staff while working with so many concurrent multiple copies of courses.
A lawsuit against the University of Cincinnati in Ohio for allegedly segregating students by sex in a physics lab course points to widespread confusion among academics over how to increase women's participation in science.
A suit against the University of Cincinnati (UC) in Ohio for allegedly segregating students by sex in a physics lab course points to the widespread confusion among academics over how to increase women's participation in science.
As had been the case with the Dead Sea Scrolls, study of the Nag Hammadi Library languished for years because of confusion, bureaucracy, and academic turf battles.
