The phrase "access for students" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the availability or provision of resources, opportunities, or facilities specifically for students.
Example: "The university has implemented new policies to improve access for students to online learning resources."
Alternatives: "student access" or "accessibility for students".
Participants debated universities' responsibilities for fair access for students from disadvantaged backgrounds.
Within this, both countries are trying to improve access for students considered disadvantaged.
"EPF Lausanne, which offers courses in French, opens up access for students in half of Africa," Ms. Koller said.
The program is designed to improve computer access for students and faculty at the fund's 39 member institutions, which are all historically black colleges and universities.
"Some campuses are thinking they'll wait until Congress acts, but to wait is to endanger loan access for students," said Robert Shireman, the deputy under secretary of education.
Browne said universities that charged the highest fees would have to demonstrate they are widening access for students from poorer homes.
It has separate access for junior students, senior students and teachers, contains various interactive sections, ranging from disease fact-sheets to games and quizzes, and has proved efficacious in improving students' knowledge.
"I would argue that very few schools have sufficient equipment to provide much access time for students.
The Australian experience also showed a drop in the average level of qualifications of students enrolling – offering more access opportunities for students who currently struggle to find places in universities.
There is a university access project for students from the Roma community.
That there was a need to redress that structural disadvantage that limited access for some students – for example rural, indigenous and female students.
