"the current semester" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It refers to the current period of academic study at a university or college. Example: "The current semester at the university will end in three weeks, and I am already looking forward to the break."
MICHIGAN--Announced sophomore basketball F Chuck Bailey will transfer after the current semester.
He is taking the current semester off, and will start his senior year in January.
For the current semester, which began in January, he took 80 because he had more than 140 applicants.
The current semester at Seton Hall is about a week old, so young in fact that students are still choosing their course work.
Nonetheless, nearly half of the 2,500 students who attended it had already left before the current semester, transferring to public universities and other historically black colleges.
In order for athletes to be eligible to play in the current semester, they need only to have maintained academic standards during the previous semester.
At Mr. Cibelli's school, the current semester-long health course does not stray from subjects like nutrition and physical fitness.
Nicole Huynh, a freshman who began dating Mr. Zika last semester, said in an e-mail message: "During this current semester, some who knew him more than others could see he was having a rough time.
Kelly and Shi study in Shanghai but are seconded in New York for this current semester.
At end of every semester, LO and PO attainments were used by lecturers to do module analysis of the previous and current semester results to determine the impact of CQI implementation and hence, specify the gains, and gaps in the module delivery to prepare the next CQI plan.
He was sentenced to 90 days in jail last week, but that sentence is being pushed off until May so it doesn't cut into his current semester at the University of Calgary.
