The Semester System is an academic structure that divides the academic year into two main periods, typically lasting around 15 to 18 weeks each. This system allows students to take a set number of courses during each semester, enabling them to focus on fewer subjects at a time. It is commonly used in many educational institutions, including universities and colleges. In the Semester System, students usually have a break between semesters, which can be used for internships, study, or rest. This structure helps in better time management and allows for a more in-depth understanding of the subjects, as students can engage with the material over a longer period compared to other systems, such as the Quarter System.