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In Arabic, present-tense sentences like 'I am a student' don't need a verb for 'to be' — the subject sits directly next to the description. This is called a nominal sentence.
هي طالب. (hiya talib)
هي طالبة. (hiya taliba) — Use the feminine form طالبة for 'she'.
أنا هو طالب.
أنا طالب. — Don't combine 'أنا' (I) and 'هو' (he); use one pronoun.
طبيبة (tabiba)
مدرس (mudarris)