The phrase "about the semester" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing topics, events, or information related to a specific academic semester.
Example: "We need to have a meeting to talk about the semester and the upcoming projects."
Alternatives: "regarding the semester" or "concerning the semester".
"Winter session needs to be over," Mathieu Filion, a university spokesman, said in an e-mail about the semester that normally ends in May.
The questionnaire used in the study is shown as Supplementary File 1. Information about the semester of study, gender, nationality, place of family residence and occupation of parents were noted.
You won't create something we never think about again after the semester ends.
Also notable is this: while in early semesters my section attendance rates often quietly dropped off to about 50% as the semester progressed, my rates now frequently top 65-70%, and absent students routinely request worksheets, guided notes, or other activities they may have missed.
Mr. Musto said he had negotiated with the governor about finishing the semester.
So that you know where you stand throughout the class, we will you three preliminary participation grades (one about a quarter into the semester, one about halfway through, and one three quarters into the semester).
About 25 percent of the semester is spent on programming.
Their faces looked skeptical when we finally got to the e-media fast about halfway through the semester.
About halfway through the semester, a friend of Mr. Braxton's brought him to a cheerleading competition that her niece was in, in nearby, small-town Bolivar.
Our goal is to acclimatise you with the cultures that surround the real and imaginary discourses about Architecture throughout the semester.
That's part of the historical Jesus quest which we'll talk about later in the semester too, but exegesis doesn't do that.
