The phrase "academic opportunity" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a chance or possibility for learning, education, or professional development within an academic context.
Example: "The scholarship provided an invaluable academic opportunity for students to study abroad."
Alternatives: "educational opportunity" or "scholarly opportunity".
Or students might be chasing an appealing academic opportunity.
The academic opportunity was irresistible to an ambitious youngster unfazed by the transition from rough neighborhood to elite-college campus.
"This was the biggest program that I could play at and it gave me the best academic opportunity, too".
Don Harper (the excellent Lee Tergesen), a fellow graduate student, was Catherine's boyfriend when she went off to London to pursue a promising academic opportunity.
I'd soak up detailed descriptions of academic opportunity and campus life — and by the end of it, I'd know which college was right for me.
From Nov. 1 to Nov. 13, there were numerous newspaper and television accounts portraying Witt's situation as a difficult, even unfair, choice for an exemplary student-athlete to have to make — picking between his team and his personal, perhaps once-in-a-lifetime, academic opportunity.
3. Review academic opportunities, especially in your field of study.
Although, yes, Harry Potter is mentioned at these schools, it by no means overshadows the academic opportunities.
Otherwise, we will fail to provide the necessary academic opportunities to our country's future business and political leaders, jeopardizing the strength of our economy and our democracy.
Community schools, in which vitally needed services as well as extended academic opportunities are based at the school, offer more chances for a student to adapt and excel.
The National Collegiate Athletic Association's management council endorsed a new $17 million fund yesterday giving more student-athletes access to money to be used for academic opportunities.
