'outgoing students' is correct and can be used in written English.
It is usually used to refer to students who are sociable and extroverted. For example, "The outgoing students in my school always made sure to welcome new students to the community."
She was admitted to Fieldston, where she is an outgoing student who directs plays.
According to Timothy Wiggs, the outgoing student council president and one of 21 black students graduating this year, "We just never get anywhere with it".
Joining us on Tuesday will be Clare Tunstall, Laura Gerrard and Victoria Speed of the BPP Law School Pro Bono Centre, Tim West of Ashurst LLP (winner of the Wig and Pen prize for pro bono in a lawyer with less than five years PQE), Vicky Naylor and Julie Pinborough of the legal advice centre at Queen Mary, University of London and Martin Curtis, the outgoing student pro bono expert at LawWorks.
The company even offers a rolling programme so that, as an undergraduate nears the end of a placement, which can last up to a year, a successor is appointed and the outgoing student is able to train his replacement "for maximum continuity and performance, with minimal disruption or management input".
Michelle Chen as Shen Chia-yi, an outgoing student who consistently scores well in tests.
Added outgoing student body vice president Brandon Hill: "We need a broader conversation about what does masculinity mean.
But although we Brits were invited to the Erasmus party, we haven't bothered to turn up: fewer than 1% of outgoing Erasmus students are British.
This will work better with more outgoing college students.
Over the years, the Peter Parker character has developed from shy, nerdy high school student to troubled but outgoing college student, to married high school teacher to, in the late 2000s, a single freelance photographer, his most typical adult role.
