half of an academic year, usually fifteen or sixteen weeks.
The Kwantlen year is divided into three semesters. The fall semester extends from September to December. The spring semester extends from January to April. The summer semester extends from May to August.
At SDSU, there are two main semesters: fall and spring. SDSU also offers a state-supported summer session.
The Queensland school year comprises two semesters, each semester having two terms of approximately 10 weeks duration each.
An academic semester is a three-term system (Fall = mid-August to mid-December; Spring = mid-January to mid-May; Summer = mid-May to mid-August). Most Oregon private colleges operate on a semester system.
the main periods of instruction that the academic year is divided into: Fall (September-December), Winter (January-April), Spring/Summer (May-June/July-August).
an informal unit of time. The word semester comes from the Latin words for "six months," and originally a semester was understood to equal 6 months or 1/2 year. However, the word is now used chiefly to mean half the academic year at a school or college, a period of time which can vary from 15 to 21 weeks.
academic time period of 16 weeks or more used by other colleges, primarily in the East coast and Midwest.
There are two semesters in each academic year. There are twelve weeks of classes in each semester. (See also 'Summer Semester') You can find semseter dates for the next few years on the Key Dates website.
generally a sixteen week period of educational study. The college also offers courses with more flexible time formats, e.g. 8 week courses or weekenders.
The university divides the student year into 3 terms, which may be called Semesters.
An academic year is divided into either two semesters or 3 terms.
A subdivision of the academic year, one of the two into which it has been divided.
Length of college term. Usually 75 days in fall and spring and five weeks in each summer session.
Half of an academic year (6 months). Academic years in the UK are generally divided into 2 semesters or 3 terms. Many universities have both semesters, for course organisation purposes, and terms, during which teaching takes place. See also Term
A semester is normally a fifteen-week long period of instruction. There are two semesters in each academic year Ð fall and spring. There are also ten-week long periods of instruction during the fall and spring. Each of the three summer sessions are generally seven weeks long.
One-half of the academic year usually 15 weeks.
One type of term within an academic year marking the beginning and end of classes. In the CSU, 14 of the 20 campuses are on the semester system. Each semester is usually 15 weeks in length, and there are two semesters (fall and spring) in an academic year. CSU Stanislaus is on a modified semester system.
Period of study of approximately 15 to 16 weeks' duration, usually half of an academic year.
The time period in which credit courses are offered. A traditional academic year consists of two semesters which are Fall and Spring. There are also non-traditional semesters offered during Winter and Summer.
one of two divisions of an academic year
half a year; a period of 6 months
a period for which students enrol in papers, attend classes and submit assessment items
a period when school is in session
a specific period of academic study
a term of approximately four and half months, being half of a collegiate year
a time span of fifteen weeks within a four and one-half month period during which courses are offered and completed
Period of time during which academic courses are offered. SHSU offers fall, spring and summer semesters.
Terms 1 and 2 comprise the fall semester; for financial aid purposes, terms 3, 4 and 5 comprise the spring semester; terms 3 and 4 are used to determine academic honors for the spring semester.
UNE's academic year is split into 2 semesters (or three trimesters for some specialist business courses/ programs). The First Semester commences in February, the Second Semester commences in July. The beginning of each semester is also referred to as a 'commencement date'.
Division of a school year generally used to indicate course length within the school.
The academic year is divided into two halves - two semesters
A period of time during which many grouped-study courses are offered. Fall semester courses typically run from September through December, and winter semester courses are usually offered from January through April. Some grouped-study courses are offered during spring/summer semester.
academic term of 15 weeks of class plus exams.
A school term, generally four to five months. Schools on the semester system usually have two semesters a year, with a shorter summer session.
a period covering half the academic year that usually lasts between 15 and 18 weeks.
Old Dominion University is on the semester system, which divides the school year into three sections: Fall (Late August through mid-December), Spring (Mid-January through mid-May) and Summer (Mid-May through mid-August). Within these semesters, there may be separate sessions that further divide them.
The academic year is divided into two Semesters each containing 11 weeks for teaching and additional weeks for examination.
A division of the academic year into spring and fall terms.
The academic year is divided into two semesters - usually late February to mid June and late July to November.
Fifteen week period running from late September or early October to late January/early February, and from that latter date to June. There is no longer a 2 week inter-semester period.
A 15-week instructional period or its equivalent.
Semester is a term of study. In addition to two 14 week semesters each year(fall and spring), Howard Community College offers four summer terms and a winter session, which are 4-8 weeks long.
Period of study of approximately 15 to 17 week's duration, usually half of an academic year.
The Academic Year is evenly split into two semesters of 15 weeks, with different subjects (or modules) being studied in each one. (See also, Term)
The length of time a class lasts. There are 2 semesters: Fall starts mid-August and ends mid-December. Spring starts mid-January and ends mid-May. Summer is 8 weeks (June-August).
The academic year is divided into two main semesters lasting 15 weeks each (September-December and January-June). Each module (unit of study) is normally offered either in the first (autumn) or second (spring) semester; a few are offered in both. Some postgraduate programmes have work which continues into a third (summer) semester and a range of modules is offered at the Summer School (semester S).
An enrollment period of about sixteen to eighteen weeks.
a 16-week academic session.
A division of the academic year used by schools, colleges or universities. Semesters are approximately 15 weeks long and there are three semesters each year.
This is a period over which the University plans and delivers its teaching programme. There are two semesters in each academic year.
teaching period including 13 teaching weeks and a one week study period followed by examinations. Within each semester, there is a mid-semester break of about one week.
A period of time (usually 16 weeks )in which a course or courses are completed.
Time given to study of a course amounting to 1/2 of the normal school year (Fall: September to December; Spring: January to May).
A semester is an independent academic period of 15 weeks, half of an academic year; similar to a term at other universities. Spring semester is from May to August. Fall semester is from September to December. Winter semester is from January to April.
A semester is the academic teaching period of about 14 weeks duration.
A portion of the school year in which courses can be completed. Spring and Fall semesters are about 15-16 weeks, Summer semester are much shorter.
The academic year is divided into parts called semesters or terms. Each lasts approximately 16 weeks. Some universities break the year into fourths and call them quarters.
Period of time within which a course will be completed. Traditionally 15 weeks long -- so that a basic three credit hour course would be one that met three hours each week for 15 weeks, or a total of 45 hours of instructional time. Montgomery College has regular 15-week semesters in the "Fall" (early September - late December) and in the "Spring" (late January - early May). Also two Summer Semesters, each lasting for only about 5 calendar weeks, so about three times as many class hours per week as during a regular semester to reach same total instructional time.
A subdivision of the academic year into two semesters, usually Fall and Spring, each lasting approximately eighteen weeks. To convert semester units to quarter units, multiply by 3/2. To convert quarter units to semester units multiply by 2/3.
is a period of approximately fourteen consecutive weeks during which there are at least twelve weeks of lecture. Normally the Fall Semester commences in early September, the Winter Semester in early January, and the Spring Semester in early May.
Calendar system used by some colleges, in which the year is broken up into two academic periods, usually fall and spring.
The method of organisation of the teaching year. At Deakin there are three semesters; semester 1 runs from February to July; semester 2 runs from July to November; summer semester runs from November to February
A semester is a way of dividing the school year into two equal sessions, each session lasting 14 or 15 weeks. At QVCC, Fall semester is from the end of August or the beginning of September to the middle of December, and Spring semester is usually from the end of January to the middle of May.
A standard academic term (fall or spring) of approximately 16 weeks of instruction. Refer to "term."
The academic year is divided into two teaching periods called the first and second semesters. The University operates a mixture of full-year and semester systems. This means some papers will be completed in a single semester (that is, a half-year, either first or second semester) while others will run for the whole year. Some semester papers are offered in each semester, while others occur in only one semester a year. In planning a year's work, students need to consider the impact of semesters on their personal timetables. Generally it is advisable to keep a balanced workload.
The method of organisation of the teaching year. At Deakin University there are three semesters: Semester 1, from March to July; Semester 2, from July to November; and Summer Semester, from December to February. In the unit descriptions that appear in the Handbook, 'first semester' indicates that the unit is available only in Semester 1; 'second semester' indicates that the unit is available only in Semester 2; 'year' indicates a unit that runs over two semesters (normally Semesters 1 and 2); and 'Summer Semester Studies' indicates that the unit is available in Summer Semester.
There are two semesters in each academic year. Normally each semester includes between 13-15 teaching weeks and a final assessment period.
The Folsom Lake College academic year is organized into two periods of 18 weeks each. A regular academic year includes the Fall and Spring semesters. There is also an optional summer session.
A period of about 16 weeks. Colleges on a semester system offer two semesters of instruction a year; there may be an additional summer session.
one of two divisions of the academic year, also known as a session.
Basis of UAF's academic calendar. Fall semester runs from early September to mid-December; spring semester runs from mid-January to early May; summer semester runs from early June to mid-August.
A designated period of time lasting 20 weeks. There are two semesters per academic year
The Middlesex County College calendar year is divided into halves. Each half is called a semester and is scheduled for 14 weeks.
There are two semesters in a school year, each semester has two marking periods.
The division of the academic year into fifteen-week units (Fall and Spring).
A semester is a term that divides the academic year in two. Each semester generally lasts for 15 weeks. Some schools will operate a semester system while others will divide the academic year into three terms.
Term lasting half an academic year.
Each academic year is made up of two semesters in which teaching and assessment take place. You can find the dates for each semester in the academic year charts.
One of the two 16-week periods of instruction into which an academic year is divided.
Either of the two main periods of instruction into which the academic year is usually divided. The Fall semester begins in September and ends in December, while the Winter semester begins in January and ends in April. The shorter periods of instruction between May and August are collectively called Spring/Summer session.
A period in the school year in which a course is completed (usually four months long).
A part of the academic year; DACC has 4 different semesters: Spring (Jan - May); Summer (June - July); Fall (Aug. - Dec.); and Winter (Dec. - Jan.).
A prescribed teaching and assessment period. Standard semesters in the academic year are January, May and September.
Calendar system used by colleges and universities. The standard and traditional academic calendar unit which consists of a minimum of 16 weeks, excluding enrollment, orientation and scheduled breaks.
The academic year is divided in half, resulting in two 16-week periods called semesters (generally, this is the length of a course and grades are given at the end of each semester).
One semester is equal to a half-year or 50–60 hours of programmed time.
The name for a term. Normally lasting 15-17 weeks. There are two terms to an .
EVC divides its academic year into two semesters – Fall and Spring. The Fall semester begins in August/September and ends in December and the Spring semester begins in January and ends in May/June. EVC also offers a three week Spring intersession in January and a six week Summer session from June to July.
one academic term, which is half of the academic year
Period of study – usually 15 to 16 weeks or one-half the academic year.
A sixteen-week teaching period, including the assessment period; one half of the academic year.
term or period of time in an academic year. There are two semesters and one or two summer sessions in most semester system schools. One semester typically is 16 - 17 weeks long.
Unofficial term for half year.
A period of time, usually about fifteen weeks, during which a post-secondary school is in session. In semestered schools, most courses last just one semester and students must register at the school each semester. Similar to school terms.
A specified period of teaching, study and assessment as defined by Senate.
Half a year. The academic year is normally divided into the Winter Semester (WS) and Summer Semester(SS). The semester includes the time where courses and lectures take place as well as when they do not take place.
One type of academic term within an academic year that marks the beginning and end of classes. An academic year at a semester school would consist of 2 semesters: fall and spring. Each semester lasts approximately 15 weeks or 4-5 months. 1 semester credit = 1.5 quarter credits.
A period of time in which the educational program takes place - generally two semesters that are 14 weeks in length, make up the academic year.
A division of the academic year used in academic scheduling. MCC has four semesters: Summer, Fall, Winter, Spring.
A block of teaching time of around 14-15 weeks. The University's academic year is made up of two semesters.
either of the two usually 13-week periods of instruction into which an academic year is often divided. The semester dates for Monash University are available here.