The word 'students' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to any people who are attending school or college, typically in the pursuit of a specific course of study. Example sentence: The students in my English class are working hard to complete their final projects.
He said: "It's outrageous that students exercising their traditional democratic right to protest have been persecuted in this way".
Everything will be covered but there will be some flexibility in shifting things around according to the flow of the workshops and the needs of the students.
He renamed months of the year in honour of himself and his mother, and wrote a lifestyle guide, the Ruhnama, which became required reading for high school and university students.
Macdonald and Kennedy's friendship dated back to their days running the Glasgow university students' union in the early 1980s.
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"The leadership of a university has encouraged an endeavor in which students drop out in order to do something that will enrich the faculty".
In the days that I followed Jones around, I heard several people who ran training programs in green professions complain that once their students had graduated they couldn't find work.
Students can present their egg to the class and explain why they chose that species.
Students began a class boycott last Monday and, galvanised by a city-wide surge in support, staged a large-scale protest outside of the city government headquarters on Friday night.
When he came to give a talk at the college, the room was packed with business students of many nationalities who lapped up his observations on design and branding and bathed him in admiration and affection.
This increase in undergraduate students has had a knock on effect, and seen more graduates applying for higher-level study.
