"continuing student" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a student who is currently enrolled in a school or university and is continuing their studies from one semester or year to the next. For example, "Continuing students at the University of California, Berkeley, were encouraged to sign up for classes before the end of the summer."
The living wage campaign at the University of Virginia is probably the oldest, continuing student attempt to raise workers' wages on any campus in the country.
Whether you are coming in as a freshmen or a continuing student trying to find a new living situation, being thrown into a living environment with people you don't know/don't know as well as you think you do is pretty crazy.
Respondents were asked whether they felt the training increased or decreased their likelihood of either starting or continuing student supervision and no statistically significant difference was found across the five professional groupings.
Many colleges have their own low-interest loans for incoming and continuing students, Mr. Loewe noted.
Individual universities offer hardship funds for students in dire straits, although normally only continuing students are eligible.
From 2005 to 2006, she served as the interim director of The City College Gateway Academy, the college orientation and advisement center for new and continuing students.
(He added that many continuing students would receive financial aid, including scholarships, grants and merit awards, to offset their higher tuition).
These mechanisms support potential and continuing students to make informed decisions about their course of study.
Although the courses were still not required by any of the life science majors, Department of Biology advisors strongly suggested the sequence to freshmen and continuing students who had delayed taking mathematics.
You should also search for scholarships within your institution that are designed for continuing students.
She continued: "Students across the country, through lobbying their MPs and Lords, have made sure they have not been ignored".
