"on every semester" is a grammatically correct phrase that can be used in written English.
It is typically used to refer to something that occurs or is done during every semester of a school year. Example: "Students are required to submit a progress report on every semester, detailing their academic achievements and goals for the upcoming semester."
She was on it every semester after that.
New club sports teams sprout up on this campus every semester".
Many online programs are offered through established bricks and mortar schools, and sometimes they require several on campus visits every semester year.
Now 16, he has been on the honor roll every semester of high school, has many friends and is respected by his teachers and peers.
On the other hand, every semester I can affect the lives of 100 to 150 people, and it's much more gratifying".
She competed in track as a freshman and sophomore; basketball as a freshman, sophomore, and senior; and was on the honor roll every semester of high school.
Student body president George Tepe said he's working to create a Title IX committee of students and faculty to act as a review board, publishing a report every semester on how Amherst is doing.
My response is that we are highly accountable to multiple constituencies, comply to the best of our ability with all requirements from government, accrediting, and regulatory agencies -- often adding staff to already tight budgets in order to be in compliance -- and stake our collective reputations every semester on the life- and career-enhancing value of a college degree.
And every semester — except on those rare occasions when the subject of the class has been too narrowly focussed to include Mavis Gallant's fiction — I have taught at least one, sometimes two, of her stories.
Maybe, like my son, they graduated Summa Cum Laude, on the Dean's List every semester, President even of the local chapter of the Honor Society for the major they chose.
