The phrase "again many students" is not correct and sounds awkward in written English.
It could be used in a context where you are referring to a repeated situation involving many students, but it needs additional context or restructuring for clarity.
Example: "Again, many students have expressed their concerns about the new policy."
Alternatives: "once more, numerous students" or "many students again".
It's that time of year again when many students begin their first year of college.
A quirk in the calendar is giving the first week of school the feeling of an on-again-off-again relationship, with many students in the New York area having more days of vacation than instruction.
At the end of the documentary, viewers learn that the state takes over the school and replaces the administration, again based on testing many students had essentially felt no obligation to attempt.
"What we have been saying all along is have a debate on free speech with people who are qualified... don't have it with two people who have been discredited on the issue time and time again". Student Hannah Kuchler said many students were very concerned about the impact the event could have on their safety.
Debate fever has come to Hofstra once again, this time sweeping up many students who first heard of the university when it played host to the 2008 debate.
"A return to local diplomas would once again lower the standards and many students, particularly minority students, would be unprepared for the work force and the world after high school".
Without this program, many students will again be apathetic to a system that does not recognize their value to society, and does not give them the right to the education that they desire".
Again, many of these applications are for legitimate students doing legitimate courses with legitimate dependents coming over with them.
Jake (Jason Sudeikis) and Lainey (Alison Brie) lose their virginity to each other as college students and then meet again many years later.
