January, February,March
January to March inclusive !
Assuming a January to December year: First quarter: January, February, March, Second quarter: April, May, June, Third quarter: July, August, September, Fourth quarter: October, November, December. Note: There are 12 months in a full January to December year.
The term "quarter" is used to describe one fourth of the year. Generally, "first quarter" refers to January, February and March, while "second quarter" or "Q2" refers to April, May and June. Q3 is July through September, and Q4 is October through December.
the first quarter - Jan to March - in 2010. The first accounting or reporting period of a company's results eg sales revenues.
The first quarter includes the months of January, February, and March.
The Deguello is the traditional march of no quarter. Hope this helped!;)
The first quarter of 2011 runs from Jan 1st to March 31st
Quarter that joined the march of dimes
January, February,March
The Australian Bureau of Statistics recorded the Melbourne CPI at the end of the March 2007 quarter as 153.8, a rise of 0.2% during the quarter ending March 2007. Source: http://abs.gov.au/AUSSTATS/abs@.nsf/allprimarymainfeatures/D274D239A648D5DACA2573220017FA8D?opendocument
UCLA is on the quarter system. They do not have the typical "spring break". Spring break comes for UCLA students at the end of the Winter Quarter. In 2009 that day is March 21st and it last until the first day of the Spring Quarter March 29th.
UCLA is on the quarter system. They do not have the typical "spring break". Spring break comes for UCLA students at the end of the Winter Quarter. In 2009 that day is March 21st and it last until the first day of the Spring Quarter March 29th.
January to March inclusive !
March 15, 2013
During the past quarter-century, March 15 was a Saturday in 1997, 2003 and 2008.
The quarter of 2014 , so in march / april .