student

/ˈstjuː.dənt/noun

Someone officially studying at a school, college, university, or similar institution.

Example sentence

“Every student must register for classes before the semester begins.”

In American English anyone in school is a student. British English traditionally reserved it for university, with 'pupil' for schoolchildren.

Related words

classroomA room, usually in a school, where lessons are taught.teacherSomeone whose job is helping others learn, especially in a school.homeworkSchool tasks a teacher gives students to complete outside of class, practicing what they learned.examA short form of the verb examine: to look at something closely and carefully.lessonOne unit of teaching or study, forming part of a larger course of learning.subjectWhat a piece of writing, a work of art, a conversation, or a field of study is about.