The phrase "administration of students" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to managing or overseeing student affairs, educational programs, or academic services.
Example: "The administration of students at the university is responsible for ensuring that all academic policies are followed."
Alternatives: "student management" or "student affairs administration".
A 29-year-old New Jersey statute regarding the administration of student drug tests seems unambiguous enough: once a student is suspected of using drugs, the principal is required to order a drug test.
Reinforcing his pro-lender stance, Senator Graham was the leading opponent of the 2010 legislation that President Obama signed into law regarding the administration of student loans.
Surveys were administered in English or Spanish, as appropriate, and a makeup administration day was scheduled for each school within one month of the initial administration for students who were absent.
In Dariano v. Morgan Hill Unified School District, the Court upheld a long standing judicial deference afforded to schools to allow them to act in a way that would otherwise be a Constitutional violation if the act is necessary for the orderly administration and education of students.
Student advocates and consumer groups accused the administration of selling out students.
More recent decreases in graduate student numbers result from a conscious decision the administration made to limit the number of students; the administration felt it was irresponsible to bring in more students than they could support financially or mentor effectively, says Lewis.
The law is a signature initiative of the George W. Bush administration, requiring standardized testing of students and a system of school penalties for low test scores.
The protest turned into an occupation of the law school's administrative building, and he and 18 students would later sue the administration demanding the reinstatement of students who were failed, and an anonymous grading system to prevent further discrimination.
The 17 item questionnaire (35 questions) is paper based due to preference by medical schools for ease of administration to large groups of students at one time.
It was confirmed by all participants that patient consent was never taken for the administration of treatment by student nurses.
