The phrase "advising students" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it in contexts related to education, mentorship, or guidance provided to students.
Example: "The professor is dedicated to advising students on their academic and career paths."
Alternatives: "counseling students" or "guiding students".
The administration is advising students to leave campus as soon as possible.
Last year, Farina started a blog and a business geared toward advising students on financial matters.
Her last job — doing administrative work and advising students at a community college — ended in June 2009.
You are rarely paid for the hours of emailing and advising students outside the days you are working.
The State Department also operates hundreds of offices worldwide advising students on study in the United States.
After his retirement, he was in demand as a speaker, advising students to "keep their eye on helping the patients".
Ms. Christakis had sent an email to Silliman students in response to a directive from Yale's Intercultural Affairs Committee advising students to avoid culturally insensitive Halloween costumes.
Art nouveau furniture acquired from the Paris expo of 1900 was displayed with cautionary notes advising students not to copy its depraved forms.
Colleges, trans activists and advocates say, are even less prepared for advising students on how their gender-variant identities may affect their futures, including their professional lives.
She does a number of things other counselors do, like advising students about which courses and exams to take, and arranging SAT tutoring.
The practical result, some professors say, has been confusion and disconnection, a bewildering exercise when it comes to advising students with five different sets of graduation standards.
