"leaving students" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
For example, you might write, "The pandemic has changed the way schools teach, leaving students to adjust to a new way of learning."
So why are so many social work degrees leaving students uneducated about problematic substance use?
There is a risk that schools will guess wrong on this question, leaving students with a useless certification.
The administration proposed no cap on interest, leaving students vulnerable to high rates in years to come.
The government withdrew most of its funding for undergraduate degrees leaving students to pay all or most of the cost.
There are days when fights or other disturbances result in lockdowns, leaving students in their cells and classes canceled.
The employers' moves, an abrupt reversal of the head-over-heels hiring of recent years, are leaving students in limbo.
Mr. Marshall said student-staff ratios at Australian universities had ballooned in recent years, leaving students with a less rewarding classroom experience.
This encourages reticent learners and allows the teacher to analyse skills in detail, without leaving students feeling exposed in a classroom setting.
In addition, the school is not open from May to December, leaving students free to take part in the annual migration with the herds in search of pasture.
The NTEU president, Jeannie Rea, said the measures were "all about cutting government's funding commitment to public universities and subsidising private providers and leaving students with massive debts".
If they had been employed by a school straight away rather than starting a PGCE they would have quit, leaving students without a teacher.
