The phrase "aid students" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing support or assistance provided to students in an educational context.
Example: "The new program is designed to aid students in their transition to college life."
Alternatives: "assist students" or "support students".
(For purposes of federal aid, students are generally considered dependents until age 24).
So for the sake of the financial aid students, I say let the rich fools in.
The work is intended to aid students in making career choices and to complement studies with practical experience.
So far, $15,000 has been raised to aid students in financial need who demonstrate promise in extracurricular activities.
Darren Scott, head of Leeds University's work placement centre, says: "Structured work placements aid students' academic development.
At Harvard he established a professorship in Engineering and Applied Sciences, as well as a scholarship program for financial aid students.
The aid form, the Free Application for Federal Student Aid, is the single most important document in determining how much and what type of financial aid students receive.
Mr. Fagan has been known quietly to aid students and young dancers without resources, said Ruby P. Lockhart, the executive director of the company.
On average, even after taking account of financial aid, students (or their families) are required to spend 27percentt of their household income to pay tuition and expenses at four-year public institutions in New Jersey.
Testone said that while thrilled with the Doma ruling, the LGBT community still must work to aid students who are bullied at schools, immigrants whose relationships are split, and transgender people who still face discrimination.
This school year, Wyoming Elementary has equipped every kindergarten through third-grade classroom with the amplification system, technology that was once reserved for large lecture halls or to aid students with hearing or learning disabilities.
