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Student
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Student
A person working toward an educational qualification, especially but not necessarily a degree. For example, one may be studying for a bachelor's degree in engineering or a professional certification as an electrician. Students often finance their studies with loans and grants. These loans may be treated favorably for tax purposes.
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We left Firstborn in his student house doing studenty things because he's of the 'no churches, no museums' persuasion.
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Ethnic prints, drain-pipe jeans, T-shirts with slogans which made them more like statements than garments - all typical studenty kind of stuff.
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