The university organized a welcome fair to help international students feel at home.

Mature students often bring valuable life experience to classroom discussions.

Several legacy students spoke at the alumni event about preserving campus traditions.

Many tertiary students formed a peer tutoring group to prepare for their final exams.

The honor students organized a charity drive to help the local shelter.

The transfer students organized a cultural fair to showcase traditions from their hometowns.

Unlike many online learners, traditional students often rely on campus resources and face-to-face interaction to build their networks.

The university created flexible evening classes to better support nontraditional students balancing work and family responsibilities.

When she began worrying that a harmless rash was a sign of a serious illness, she realized she might be experiencing medical students' disease.

Many mature-age students bring valuable workplace experience to classroom discussions.