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# Academic Terms
This feature allows you to determine the maximum number of terms to be displayed and utilized in the Grading Process.
## Access and Navigation
This setting can be found under the **Planning Group** > **School Year Setup** > **Academic Terms**.
If you cannot view the link from the list, check the privilege assigned to your user account or role.
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Contact your school’s system administrator to request view or edit access if you cannot access the rights management screen.
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## Assign an Academic Term to a Unit
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You need to set up your school's [units](/product-guide-k12/admin-home/planning-module/school-year-setup/units.md) to set an academic term
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* To get started, select the School Year and the Unit you want to assign an Academic Term setting to
* Select an Academic Term setting from the dropdown
* **Yearly** - One grading period
* **Semestral** - Two grading periods
* **Trimester** - Three Grading Periods
* **Quarterly** - Four Grading Periods
* Click the **Save** button
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