How many days does the school year have?

Answer 1

A 'quarter' or 'quadmester' system divides the academic year into four quarters, each of which is usually 12 weeks long. Three of the four quarters - Fall, Winter and Spring, operating from September through June or August through May, are thus equivalent to two 18-week semesters. Thus, when American academic universities convert academic credits between the semester/trimester and quarter systems, 36 quarter hours convert to 24 semester hours (2/3 conversion factor) while 36 semester hours convert to 54 quarter hours (3/2 conversion factor).

Answer 2

Actually, it's the opposite - how many quarters in a semester?

Usually, a university splits its years up either into two semesters, or into four quarters. So, more or less, it'd be two quarters as the equivalent of one semester.

But schools do have rules on how they convert things like quarters into semester equivalents, so if you're thinking about transferring universities, and are looking at how your credits will transfer, contact the new university directly.

Answer 3

In the United States, the number of days in a school year vary by state. Certain states, including Alaska, Arizona, and Delaware, among others, have no minimum number of teaching days required. Typically, states with minimum requirements have about 175-180 teaching days. Some of those states include California (175), Alabama (180), Connecticut (180), and Indiana (180).

Answer 4

In a typical 180-day school year, there are 45 days in a quarter. - 121lilacs

Answer 5

Each state determines that for themselves, but it is almost always between 180 and 186 days.

Answer 6

threehundred ,sixtyfive

Answer 7

Elementary schools have 180 days

Answer 8

I think 9