The phrase "minor students" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It is typically used to refer to students who are under the age of 18 and therefore legally considered minors. Example: The university's policies prohibit minors from attending certain events on campus. However, minor students may attend with written permission from a parent or guardian.
All students complete both a major and a minor; students in a Business Administration major are required to complete a liberal arts minor; those in the International Business program often complete a language minor, and students majoring in the College of Arts and Sciences graduate with a business minor.
Eight students from engineering (a mix of undergraduate juniors and seniors), and seven students each from biology/pre-professional health (a majority of sophomores) and pre-nursing chronic illness minor students (all sophomores) were enrolled in the course (total n = 22) (Table 3).
One bars companies from using personal information about minor students obtained through Internet education websites and mobile applications for any purpose other than online education.
Experts say zero-tolerance policies have created an atmosphere in which relatively minor student misconduct often leads to suspensions, expulsions and arrests.
Last year, the Los Angeles Board of Education directed school police to reduce their involvement in minor student offenses.
In contrast, RPD TAs fell into the second cut-score category (31 45) "lecture with minor student participation".
A teacher who gets involved with a minor student would get in criminal trouble when caught, and be judged as a pedophile, if there are inappropriate activities.
One student was not included because he was a minor, 18 students did not sign the consent form, and the remaining nonparticipating students did not turn in one or both of the assignments (described in the following section).
Despite the minor changes, students on Long Island performed well compared with students throughout the state.
In the second minor theme, students felt that they could do better in future (3 responses; 12.5% of total responses; see Table 2): "Comparatively it's good but personally I'd like to do better".
They have seen two of their colleagues resign and one take a temporary leave under the shadow of accusations of having had inappropriate contact with minors or students.
