'native student' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a student who was born in a particular country or to a student who is recognized as a permanent member of a particular indigenous group. For example, you might say, "The school principal specifically reached out to the native students in her welcoming speech."
For instance, Julian Betts of the University of California, San Diego and Robert Fairlie of the University of California,Santa Cruz found that for every four immigrants entering public high schools, one native student switched to a private school.
Isaiah Acosta, another Colorado native student who just completed his junior year at South, describes himself to us as "from a proud Chicano family" and tells us he practices Spanish with his grandmother.
A 2003 study by Julian Betts of the University of California, San Diego, and Robert Fairlie of the University of California, Santa Cruz, found that for every four immigrants who arrived in public high schools, one native student switched to a private school.
An investigation of possible peer effects of current LE students on native student performance is appropriate for testing the hypothesis that LE proficiency is the potential mechanism for influencing native student academic achievement.
To witness the success of an individual Native student is great, but seeing a group of 20 Native students succeed is even greater.
Most parents of immigrant students have about 11-s-25 11-s-25 11-s-25whereas this numbookss atout 26–100 for a median native student.
You could start on campus by going right to the source, your native students and faculty.
But the difference all but disappears when they are compared with native students from families with similar backgrounds.
It gave $250,000, for example, to a science and engineering program at the University of Alaska geared toward native students.
While native students on average performed better than immigrant students, in some cases students from migrant backgrounds outperformed their native peers.
For native students, it's a great opportunity to introduce your country to your fellow students.
