"student pressure" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to the stress or strain that students may experience, whether from academic demands, social expectations, or personal challenges. An example sentence using "student pressure" could be: "The high levels of student pressure and competition within the education system can lead to burnout and mental health issues."
She said she would continue to protest, citing a previous government's bow to student pressure in 2006 to abandon a law on youth unemployment.
Ian Leggett, director of student pressure group People & Planet, added: "If the Treasury continues to regard climate change as irrelevant when it comes to RBS's business, the taxpayer will be expected to pick up the tab again while the bankers walk away with a bonus for causing a climate catastrophe".
"Student pressure forced the government into political retreat, and Abbott's approval ratings never went back up.
UC system divests $30 million in prison holdings amid student pressure.
In Bucaramanga, at UIS, a professor alleged to be a repeat offender is being investigated, and student pressure, finally, is being felt.
Earlier in the day, University of Missouri President Tim Wolfe bowed to student pressure — including a strike by the football team — and announced his resignation amid mounting criticism over how the school had handled a series of racial incidents on campus in recent months.
Lord knows that there is truth to that characterization, though I would argue that your average Harvard student pressures himself infinitely more than anyone else does.
WALL STREET JOURNAL Students Pressure Endowments in Effort to Curb Climate Change | The New York Times reports: "In recent weeks, college students on dozens of campuses have demanded that university endowment funds rid themselves of coal, oil and gas stocks.
Other motivating factors identified included encouragement and advice from family and senior international medical students, pressure to perform academically due to high tuition fees, regular meetings with peers (other international medical students) to read, cook, practise OSCEs and share experiences.
At the time, college students pressured school administrators to support better treatment for the workers who made apparel with university logos; At Yale, Georgetown, and the University of Wisconsin-Madison, among others, students held rallies and sit-ins.
As Ms. Anderson reports, local officials and school administrators alike have agreed that the standardized testing system is flawed, and that students, pressured by extreme competition in college admissions, are increasingly tempted to cheat.
