help with array of objects

I'm having some trouble, and I'm not sure what the problem is. I'm new to Java, but this looks like it should work, yet it doesn't.

I have a superclass called Person that you give a name & birthyear.

Then I have a subclass called Student that uses the Person superclass to give the student a name & birthyear, but also adds a major, student ID, and 'status'. I need 20 students in an array, so I'm having problems there.

The program simply prints out the info in the command prompt.

To start with I construct a person, and print that out. Works fine.
Then I try printing out the students, and it prints out something weird.

Here's the code:


public class test2 {

	public static void main(String[] args) {

	

		Person P = new Person("Perry", 1959);

		System.out.println(P);

		Student[] studentArray = new Student[20];	//	Set up the array

			for (int i=0; i<studentArray.length; i++) {

				studentArray[i] = new Student("name"+i, 1999, "CompSci", 5, 4); 

				System.out.println(studentArray);

			}

	}

}



//SEPARATE CLASSES


class Person {

	private String name;

	private int birthYear;

	public Person(String n, int bYear) {

		name = n;

		birthYear = bYear;

	}

	

	public String toString() {

        return "Person[\nName=" + name + ", \nDOB=" + birthYear + "\n]";

    }

}


class Student extends Person {

	private String major = "";

			int studentID = 0;

			int status = 0;

	

	public Student(String n, int bY, String m, int id, int sta){

		super(n, bY);

		major = m; 

		studentID = id; 

		status = sta;

	}

	

	public String toString() {

		return "Student[" + super.toString() + "\nMajor:" +major + "\nstudentID:" + studentID + "Status:" + status;

	}

}

Like I mentioned above.. the toString for the person prints out fine. However the one for the student just prints out "{LStudent;@187aeca" 20 times.

Could anyone help me out on this, and explain what I'm doing wrong?

Thanks!