Sentence examples similar to semester number from inspiring English sources

On big weekends, like that of Harvard-Princeton football game in two weeks, or the bicker period, when students rush the eating clubs at the start of second semester, the number of emergency calls triples.

McGraw-Hill will offer its complete catalog of more than 1,600 e-books to University of Minnesota students starting in the 2012 fall semester (the number of participating students was not yet available).

Over the past semester, a number of disturbing events have taken place on and off campus.

Age in years, semester in number of semesters of medical study, study motivation ranging from 6 = very high to 1 = very low, self-assessment of communication with parents of sick children as overall score of specific and general communication skills using a 10-point Likert scale ranging from 10 = totally agree to 1 = don't agree at all.

As fall semester begins, that number should jump quite a bit.

It's a phrase that's been requested this semester by a number of college students to be applied to classic books — The Great Gatsby (for misogyny and violence), Huck Finn (for racism), Things Fall Apart (for colonialism and religious persecution), Mrs. Dalloway (for suicide), Shakespeare (for... you name it).

During seven weeks of the semester, the total number of students was divided into 30 groups that had to perform different graphic projects.

Generally, courses are for a semester, though a number of full-year classes are offered.

Author 1 conducted five semi-structured focus groups at the beginning of Semester 2. The number of students in each group was 4, 8, 7, 2, and 5, representing almost 20% of the student cohort.

We excluded episodes beginning in 2006 (numbered 5 in Figure  2; not part of the studied population), without follow-up in 2006 (numbered 4 in Figure  2; possibly right truncated) or with a last session during the second semester of 2006 (numbered 3; possibly right truncated because the episode may have involved additional sessions in 2007).

Evolution comes at the start of the biology course for non-majors; "most semesters, a significant number of students abruptly leave as soon as they realise the topic is human evolution".