The phrase "advantage of student" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to convey a benefit or positive aspect related to students, but it lacks clarity and proper grammatical structure.
Example: "The advantage of students participating in extracurricular activities is that they develop important life skills."
Alternatives: "benefit of students" or "students' advantage".
The increase in homelessness has coincided with a rise in the number of mature students taking advantage of student loans to get a degree and better jobs.
7) Take advantage of student deals Businesses understand students don't have much spare money, yet they still want you to spend with them.
The Department for Business, Innovation and Skills – which is running the consultation – says: "We know that some students, whose religious beliefs forbid the taking out of a loan that incurs interest, may be unable to take advantage of student loans because of this change.
In many cases this has worked to the advantage of student and mentor alike.
Also, international students are the breadwinner for the institution, because they can not take advantage of student loans or scholarship.
It may also include changing our daily routines in order to take advantage of student energy levels and interests.
"I think landlords do take advantage of students," says Owen Wilson, a final-year student at Northumbria University who has lived in private accommodation throughout his time at university.
2) Resist urge to increase fees Institutions must resist the temptation to take advantage of students' improved access to credit by increasing tuition fees.
In Rye Neck or Irvington, Peekskill or Port Chester, administrators are taking advantage of students' absence during summer vacation to make progress on construction projects.
Students: Tell us how, if at all, you think schools should re-imagine the school day, and what is taught and assessed during it, to take advantage of students' "digital prowess" and teach toward the careers of the future.
"The 2015 data is littered with even more examples of rorting and shonky behaviour from some providers who continue to take advantage of students and taxpayers and tarnish the reputation of the vocational education and training sector," he says.
