Sentence examples for semester based from inspiring English sources

About 120 students, mostly English majors, are admitted to the program each semester based on an application and a writing sample.

In accordance with the school's procedures, he wrote, "Ms. Jaafari was admitted to SIPA for the 2012 semester based solely on the submitted application materials".

Students will try out the living lab next semester; based on their likes, dislikes and energy use, the design will be refined for future dorm renovations.

The mini projects were several small projects that built into a final project throughout the semester based on the progression of the course content.

I was failed for an entire semester based solely on attendance.

That's anywhere from $5,856 to $8,736 per semester, based on 2014-15 tuition rates, for each employee who participates in the program as a full-time student.

In two semesters, based on the percentage of students who answered correctly in the premodule assessment for content knowledge, there was an overall improvement of 66%and55%5% at the end in the genetics course and 24%and15%5% in the cell biology course.

Medical students who enrolled in our curriculum had to pass a 2 semester problem based learning session about the principles of cardiac arrest, CPR, BLS and defibrillation (CPR-D).

In April 2008, in a general fee referendum, students at Fresno State voted, 777-412, against raising athletic fees to $50 per semester, from $7. Based on a recommendation from a campus fee advisory committee, John D. Welty, the Fresno State president, overrode the vote and approved an increase to $32 per semester for the 2008-9 academic year.

The performance that directly related to the students' weaknesses is obtained from the continuous assessments of the course, end of semester report analysis based on course outcomes and item analysis.

This offering is intended to imitate a one-semester, non-calculus based college statistics course, but high schools can decide to offer the course over one semester, two trimesters, or a full academic year.