The phrase "application for students" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific application process or form that is intended for students, such as for admission, scholarships, or programs.
Example: "The university has released a new application for students interested in the summer internship program."
Alternatives: "student application" or "application designed for students".
Likeyou " "likeyou" is an application for students.
This is true for education in general, but has even more application for students with learning disabilities and developmental problems.
In this project, it was divided the result by the research purposes into 2 parts: developing the Mobile application for students and testing and evaluating the system.
The Common Application, which offers one uniform application for students to submit to any of the 488 partner colleges, has decided to make subtle changes for the 2013-2014 admissions year.
Whatever your circumstances, it's crucial to get your application for student funding in as early as possible before the 31 May deadline, says Elaine Warrener, finance adviser at the University of Hull: it helps to ensure that your application is processed efficiently and that funds are released in time for the start of term.
Therefore, when creating educational applications for students in a classroom that can share some data in real time, Bluetooth is more suitable than Wi-Fi Direct.
With U.S. colleges enthralled by the prospect of full-tuition international students, and a range of businesses willing to falsify applications for students, admission is easier than ever for rich Chinese students with decent academics and some modicum of English.
The charter school is currently accepting applications for students in the sixth and seventh grades and will expand a grade each year until 700 students are fully enrolled in the school through grade 12, according to a press release.
After reviewing the national research and conducting our own internal research, Cornell College in Mount Vernon, Iowa, determined that requiring test scores meant that we might never see applications for students who would succeed at Cornell.
Other suggestions included fast-tracking the visa applications for students with science, technology, engineering or math degrees (STEM) -- a sector that the White House has prioritized as a critical part of the 21st Century "innovation economy".
Kaas and Manger (2011) develop a study of German firms' responses to applications for student internships from applicants with Turkish- and German-sounding names.
