Dates & Deadlines

Grade entry for first-session courses will open October 1, 2018
Grade entry for second-session courses will open November 26, 2018.
Grade entry for full-term courses will open December 10, 2018

Schedule for Posting Grades in Academic History:
Grades entered before 9 a.m. on or before the listed dates below will be moved into Academic History on the following days:

• Every Friday between September 14 and December 7, 2018
• Monday–Friday, December 10 - 14
• Monday–Wednesday, December 17 - 19

Final grade deadline is Wednesday, December 19 at 9:00 am. Grade entry will close and all submitted grades not already rolled into Academic History will be moved into Academic History at that point, becoming an official part of a student’s academic transcript.

For any grades not submitted to the Office of the Registrar by the Final Grade deadline, an F will be entered on the student record and a grade change form will be required with the appropriate approval signature(s). Please remember that unapproved Requested Incomplete (RI) grades will be treated as missing grades if the approval form is not received by this deadline.

Incomplete (I) grades must be submitted using the Requested Incomplete process or by using the Grade Change form.

First 7-week courses begin Aug. 27–Sept. 1 and end Oct. 9–15.

Second 7-week courses begin Oct. 17–23 and end Dec. 3–8.

Undergraduate Schedule

Locate the class day(s) and begin time to determine your final exam period. The periods for examinations are for a two-hour duration; however the instructor may choose not to allow the full two hours. Final exams are given in the regularly scheduled classroom unless notified by the instructor of an alternate location.

Students are not required to take three final exams on any one given day:

• If three officially scheduled exams fall on the same day for a student, he or she has the option of taking one of his or her choice on another day during the exam period, agreeable to both instructor and student. 
• If such a day cannot be satisfactorily determined, the instructor will give the exam on the day before or after the scheduled period. 
• If one of the three exams is not originally or officially scheduled for the same day, the student should work out an agreement with the instructor, making the change for a mutually satisfactory day. 
• The student is required to request an alternate exam period no later than Nov. 19.

Graduate Schedule

Locate the class day(s) and begin time to determine your final exam period. The periods for examinations are for a two-hour duration; however the instructor may choose not to allow the full two hours. Final exams are given in the regularly scheduled classroom unless notified by the instructor of an alternate location.

First 7-week courses begin January 14 - 19 and end February 26 - March 4.

Second 7-week courses begin March 7 - 13 and end April 29 - May 4.

Undergraduate Schedule

Locate the class day(s) and begin time to determine your final exam period. The periods for examinations are for a two-hour duration; however the instructor may choose not to allow the full two hours. Final exams are given in the regularly scheduled classroom unless notified by the instructor of an alternate location.

Students are not required to take three final exams on any one given day:

• If three officially scheduled exams fall on the same day for a student, her or she has the option of taking one of his or her choice on another day during the exam period, agreeable to both instructor and student.
• If such a day cannot be satisfactorily determined, the instructor will give the exam on the day before or the day after the scheduled period.
• If one of the three exams is not originally or officially scheduled for the same day, the student should work out an agreement with the instructor, making the change for a mutually satisfactory day.
• The student is required to request an alternate exam period no later than April 15th.

Graduate Schedule

Locate the class day(s) and begin time to determine your final exam period.  The periods for examinations are for a two-hour duration; however, the instructor may choose to not allow the full two hours.  Final exams are given in the regularly scheduled classroom unless notified by the instructor of an alternate location.

First 7-week courses begin May 13-18 and end June 25-July 1.

Second 7-week courses begin July 2-11 and end August 13-19.

Final exams are generally given on the last day of class in the regularly scheduled classroom.  Contact your instructor for specific information.

First 7-week courses begin August 26-31 and end October 8-14.

Second 7-week courses begin October 15-21 and end December 2-7.

Undergraduate Schedule

Locate the class day(s) and begin time to determine your final exam period.  The periods for examinations are for a two-hour duration; however the instructor may choose not to allow the full two hours.  Final exams are given in the regularly scheduled classroom unless notified by the instructor of an alternate location.

Students are not required to take three final exams on any one given day:

• If three officially scheduled exams fall on the same day for a student, he or she has the option of taking one exam of his or her choice on another day during the exam period, agreeable to both instructor and student.
• If such a day cannot be satisfactorily determined, the instructor will give the exam on the day before or after the scheduled period.
• If one of the three exams is not originally or officially scheduled for the same day, the student should work out an agreement with the instructor, making the change for a mutually satisfactory day.
• The student is required to request an alternate exam period no later than November 18.

Graduate Schedule

Locate the class day(s) and begin time to determine your final exam period.  The periods for examinations are for a two-hour duration; however, the instructor may choose not to allow the full two hours.  Final exams are given in the regularly scheduled classroom unless notified by the instructor of an alternate location.