semester|semesters in English

noun

[se·mes·ter || sɪ'mestə(r)]

one of the two periods of an academic year (usually 15-18 weeks)

Use "semester|semesters" in a sentence

1. All fees on a semester basis-- if a chapter has different fall and semester dues, the average Cost between the two semesters is what is shown here.

2. Two semesters minimum of holographic engineering

3. Course Numbering System in Semesters Undergraduate Courses

4. Second semester.

5. The Masters of Arts Degree in Biostatistics is completed in 4 semesters

6. The new semester begins.

7. Often, during semesters, you have down time when you can do some exercise.

8. They are Affiliated with UMMC for an academic semester or a portion of an academic semester

9. 2 Tony flunked chemistry last semester.

10. Synonyms for Biyearly include semesterly, once every semester, once per semester, biannually, semiannually and semiyearly

11. 7 He had three minors this semester.

12. 22 The semester ends in December.

13. 11 Gene's on probation this semester.

14. 11 Getting that diploma, conquering it, reeling it in class by class, semester by semester-those books tell us about ourselves.

15. He's been tardy three times this semester.

16. From 1968 to 1975 he was also a visiting professor at Rochester in autumn semesters.

17. Students generally complete their Clinicals during the latter semesters of their online physician assistant programs

18. We learned about ideal business theory last semester.

19. If I get a hunting license this semester?

20. Amoebiasis Jagadish Prasad Mishra 6th semester 2

21. 15 The fall semester also means sports.

22. 10 I'll take American history this semester.

23. Room and board is $000 per semester.

24. Each semester has two designated Advisement Days

25. 16 She earned mostly B's this semester.