The phrase "student charges" is correct and usable in written English.
It is often used to refer to the fees associated with being a student, such as tuition, housing, and meal plans. For example, "The student charges for the upcoming semester have been announced."
A single protester, probably a student, charges forward in a sea of gritty nothingness.
At public universities, federal loans finance a median of 40 percent of student charges; at private schools, the median is 21 percent.
Student Financial Services SFSS) gathers, bills, and collects student charges and provides a student account statement of that activity.
In a cruel joke, he is undone by student charges of racism, which he allows to sink his career rather than revealing his secret.
The Office of the Bursar acts as a clearinghouse for student charges and credits that are placed directly on a student's bill by several departments and offices of the university.
Glass lantern slides; cards with contact prints made from slides; bound volumes of alumni records; photograph of the Civil Engineering faculty (1891-1892); and correspondence (1878-1904) concerning professor John D. Morris and student charges against him of incompetence, as well as other college matters.
The student charged him $2,500.
Three students charged with obstructing a police officer and one student charged with criminal damage all entered pleas of not guilty.
The under-age Auburn University student charged with possession of alcohol.
The student charged in the killing lives in Berry Farm, not far from John.
"With your silence," one student charged, "you helped the environment of terror and intimidation to grow".
