"academic trajectory" is correct and usable in written English.
It typically refers to the path someone takes through their academic studies. For example, "Jane's academic trajectory led her from high school to earning a master's degree in mathematics."
I look forward to working with the faculty to maintain N.Y.U.'s academic trajectory and prepare for the challenges ahead".
Ken set out on an academic trajectory aimed for Cambridge, but also led an active life of rugby, athletics, scouting and, later, fell-walking and climbing on the west Cumbrian fells.
The data reveal a deep-rooted disparity in these pupils' academic trajectory compared to that of indigenous students.
Second, the article situates the humanitarian innovation field within a specific temporal trajectory, and thus, also within a specific critical, academic trajectory: Rights-based approaches, institutional reform thinking, and innovation theory all give rise to different worldviews and strategies (Vogel 2012).
Parents also need to understand that students can grade-skip at any point of their academic trajectory.
Afterwards, IGNITE matches students with excursions that fit their interests and seem most likely to benefit their academic trajectory.
That language gap translates directly into stunted academic trajectories.
In addition to foundational academic skills that are built, early school experiences shape children's attitudes about school and set their academic trajectories (Entwisle and Alexander 1993; Ladd et al. 2000; Ladd and Price 1987; Pianta et al. 2003).
These first selection moments are the most crucial branching points in both education systems and largely determine educational careers of young pupils and their access to prestigious academic trajectories (Brinbaum & Cebolla-Boado, 2007; Tolsma, Coenders, & Lubbers, 2007).
"The program sought to recruit outstanding graduates from both China and the U.S., place them in low-income schools, support them and see them place the children on different academic trajectories.
And, lest we forget, the very official and equally unavoidable standardized tests begin at this stage to lock students into the academic trajectories that will propel them through the rest of their lives.
