The phrase "age student" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a student of a certain age, but it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "The program is designed for age students who are between 18 and 25 years old."
Alternatives: "students of a certain age" or "age-specific students".
I found the forums to be used by two certain students that seemed to take over the forum and their continually flood of the forums with their thoughts and opinions… the forum has a lot of mature age student use it and it is sad to think that many of us would not post due to these two students.
The traditional college age student population is in decline.
The thing here is, this mature age student is literally the coolest fucking person in this godforsaken place.
Low-income families lack liquidity, and find it hard to qualify for loans or to find the money to sustain supporting a college age student.
You will be surprised to know that whilst I didn't end up as a famous actress, I did go to university as a mature age student and I obtained my Psychology degree in 2001.
A fun series of books is bungled in the movie Jumper ($28.99; Fox), which makes the mistake of turning the barely teenage hero into a college age student, though they did make the right move of casting the magnetic Jamie Bell in a supporting role and somehow the movie grossed $100 million overseas so maybe they'll get it right in a sequel.
Having grown up in the Internet age, students said they were well aware of the dangers.
For several years now the middle school age students do not remember 9/11.
Double Discovery, part of a larger program called Upward Bound, sends high school age students to live at Columbia Univ.
In today's age students just don't go.
College age students arepresented three tasks over a computer monitor.
