"that semester" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a specific semester in the past or present. For example, "I worked very hard during that semester and acheived a 4.0 GPA."
Jessica Hardy received no schooling that semester.
"There wasn't much sleeping that semester," Helgason says.
It was the eve of my first chemistry exam that semester.
Yes, that semester of my sophomore year was the worst academically of my scholastic career.
Just comparing finals that semester with the semester before, it was a lot less stressful".
Attendance is mandatory for all students starting IW that semester.
Your only student of color that semester writes, He tells us that we don't know anything, but doesn't show us any way to address these deficiencies.
Thus, graduate school did not get my full attention that semester — and, to be honest, probably all subsequent semesters as well.
"I was completely lost that semester; when I came back in the spring, everything fell into place," said Mr. Waheed, president of the M.I.T. Muslim Students Association.
They will lose all coursework they have done that semester (unless it is virtually over), along with the money they have paid for it.
I earned nine (yes nine) units of D's that semester.
