"determined student" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to someone who is actively working to achieve a goal or something they have set their mind to. For example, "John is a determined student and is studying hard to get into Harvard."
This will provide a guide for instructors to improve their courses offered to different engineering departments based on the determined student learning styles.
As an undergraduate, Mollie embodied the very best of what it means to be a student-athlete at Princeton — winning acclaim for her performances on the ice as a star hockey player, on the field as a standout soccer player, and in the classroom as an exceptional and determined student.
I have been teaching online since 1999, and it takes a very determined student to be successful.
Like every determined student, my grades were hitting the roof but was my health, social life and finance saying the same thing?
As a teacher educator I offer the following advice to pre-service and beginning teachers who face determined student, parent, and even administrative challenges that interfere with their ability to teach the mandated curriculum.
The whole business has a breathless, determined, student-film quality that makes it especially hard to watch.
Really determined students may fight their way through to gain a professor's attention, win a research scholarship and start doing some real work, probably in postgraduate study.
After basic academic information discussed above was determined, students were interviewed using open-ended questions.
Embry Riddle Aeronautical University: These determined students from Daytona Beach are newcomers to the contest (the school's automotive engineering program is new) but already formidable competitors.
This is the first time I've seen such determined students.
"What I have witnessed in my role are determined students who try their hardest to find a way through".
