from a student's perspective

Grammar usage guide and real-world examples

The administration will probably tell you otherwise, but from a student's perspective, it's done and over with".

Gill Wyness, lecturer in the economics of education at London's Institute of Education, says: "From a student's perspective it's bad for equality.

"I think it's very difficult, from a student's perspective," said the 2008 NYU graduate working in the financial services industry.

"From a student's perspective, you could try to evaluate what feels normal to you and what kind of environment you'd like to be in," Ms. Stephens said.

From a student's perspective, the Kindle is badly in need of a touchscreen.

The benefits and remuneration appear to be generous, at least from a student's perspective.

Shorts for autumn/winter are, to me, too much about clothes from a fashion student's perspective and not enough about clothes from the wearer's perspective.

From a college student's perspective, it is easy to say that schoolwork and classes are taking up all of our time.

Mr. Newsom's reminiscences of the '80s art world, from an art student's perspective, end with a poignant story about meeting Keith Haring when Mr. Haring was clearly suffering from the disease that would eventually kill him (again, AIDS).

When he began to evaluate MD/PhD programs, Next Wave contributor Prabhjot Dhadialla was surprised to find that very little information was available, especially information presented from a student's (or prospective student's) perspective.

Justin Tussing's "The Laser Age" shows us a teacher-student love affair from the student's perspective.