The phrase "attractive for students" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing something that is appealing or beneficial to students, such as a program, course, or opportunity.
Example: "The new scholarship program is designed to be attractive for students seeking financial assistance for their education."
Alternatives: "appealing to students" or "desirable for students".
Has the financial crisis made Wall Street less attractive for students?
Strict application of immigration rules on foreign graduates sparked fears that the country could become less attractive for students.
"We shall come forward with detailed proposals which will make it attractive for students from families of modest means to go to university and will be fair and affordable including exempting the poorest students from graduate contributions for some (or all) of their studies," he said.
I guess this is exactly what makes postgraduate education here attractive for students from China.
Moreover, recognizing the roles of creativity, innovation, and discovery in science may also make the topic more exciting and attractive for students.
Applying modern technology to make the formative tests more attractive for students could enhance the implementation of formative testing as a learning tool.
This is an attractive feature for students.
Attending part time may be a particularly attractive option for students who are working full time or raising a family.
In some ways, the trouble is even more acute at the California State University system, which has historically been an attractive option for students who do not qualify for the more prestigious University of California.
It will address some of our needs for academic space, enhance the teaching and research environment, alleviate the campus housing crunch and make the university a more attractive destination for students".
They can also be an attractive way for students and their families to defray costs while in college.
