The phrase "student matters" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is a general phrase used to refer to topics or issues concerning student life such as education, welfare, or activities. For example, "The Student Union held a meeting to discuss student matters."
Smita is relationship partner for Shakespeare Martineau's university and college clients and advises on strategic, regulatory, constitutional, governance and student matters.
Dr. Gray had general management responsibilities for all Institute programs and operations, and continued his work in undergraduate education and other student matters.
Sheila Humphreys, academic coordinator for student matters in EECS, credits WICSE's success to its continuity, its ongoing contact with successful alumnae and other prominent women in the field, and to the support it receives from EECS for staff, space, and funding.
Inquiries from faculty regarding curriculum or student matters and oversight of undergraduate global health curriculum.
The Administrator on Call may be involved in student matters related to medical or mental health emergencies/crises, incidents of serious injury or death of a student, incidents related to serious physical facility emergencies affecting students, issues related to student conduct and any other situations that affect the welfare of students.
"Every student matters," Salberg said.
Every student mattered, and their everyday acts of kindness reminded each of them that others cared.
The student model is based on student subject matter performance and provides feedback and remedial exercises suited to learner expertise.
And hair, as Clinton told those Yale students, matters more than any other aspect of appearance.
"[T]he quality of entering foreign doctoral students matters greatly for research productivity," they continue.
The educational experiences of Tyrone and all black students matters should be of concern to everyone.
