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1 Academic Year June 11, 2018 Classes of regular summer session begin. June 15, 2018 Degree application deadline for September SB and advanced degrees. $50 late fee ($85 after July 13). June 15, 2018 Registration deadline. Registration for all students must be submitted by this date. $50 late fee. June 18, 2018 Fall pre-registration deadline. Continuing students must initiate online pre-registration by this date $50 late fee ($85 after August 23). June 18, 2018 Deadline for continuing students to select preferences for fall CI-H/HW subjects. July 04, 2018 Independence Day holiday. August 17, 2018 Last day to go off the September degree list. August 17, 2018 Last day of classes for regular summer session. August 17, 2018 Last day to petition for September Advanced Standing Exam. August 20, 2018 Summer session final exam period. August 21, 2018 Summer session final exam period. August 23, PM Continuing student final deadline to pre-register. ($85 late fee). August 26, 2018 First year student orientation begins. August 27, 2018 Grade deadline. Grades for summer session must be submitted by this date. August 27, 2018 Registration open for all students. August 28, 2018 Term summaries of summer session grades available to departments. August 28, 2018 English Evaluation Test for international students, 9 AM-12 PM. August 31, 2018 Last day to waive coverage or sign up for family health insurance for fall. August 31, 2018 Undergraduate registration opens for first quarter Physical Education classes, 8 AM. August 31, 2018 Advanced Standing Exams and postponed finals. September 03, 2018 Labor Day holiday. September 04, 2018 Registration Day fall term. September 04, 2018 Deadline to change a spring term Exploratory subject to listener status.
2 September 05, 2018 First day of classes. September 07, 2018 Degree application deadline for February SB and advanced degrees. $50 late fee ($85 after December 14). September 07, 2018 Registration deadline. Registration for all students must be submitted by this date. $50 late fee. September 07, 2018 Deadline for second-term juniors to submit the HASS Concentration Proposal Form. $50 late fee. September 07, 2018 Deadline for final-term seniors to submit the HASS Concentration Completion Form. $50 late fee. September 10, 2018 First quarter Physical Education classes begin. September 14, 2018 Last day to add half-term subjects offered in first half of term (H1). September 14, 2018 CAP September Degree Candidates Meeting. September 17, 2018 Career Week begins. September 19, 2018 Faculty officers recommend degrees to Corporation (degree award date). September 21, 2018 Minor completion date. Deadline for submission of Minor Completion Form for final-term seniors. $50 late fee. September 21, 2018 Student holiday no classes. September 21, 2018 Fall Career Fair. Add Date. Last day to add subjects to registration. Last day for jrs/srs to change an elective to or from P/D/F grading. Last day to change a subject from Listener to Credit. Last day to drop half-term subjects offered in first half of term (H1). Last day for sophomores to change a subject to or from Exploratory. Late fee ($100) and petition required for students completing registration after this date. Last day for June and September 2019 degree candidates to apply for double major. Deadline for completing cross-registration. $50 late fee for petitions received after this date. October 08, 2018 Columbus Day holiday. October 09, 2018 Columbus Day holiday. October 10, 2018 Undergraduate registration opens for second quarter Physical Education classes, 8 AM. October 15, 2018
3 October 16, 2018 October 17, 2018 October 18, 2018 October 19, 2018 Last day of classes for half-term subjects offered in first half of term (H1). October 19, 2018 October 22, 2018 First day of classes for half-term subjects offered in second half of term (H2). October 26, 2018 Family Weekend. October 27, 2018 Family Weekend. October 29, 2018 Second quarter Physical Education classes begin. November 02, 2018 Last day to add half-term subjects offered in second half of term (H2). November 12, 2018 Veterans Day holiday. November 21, 2018 Drop Date. Last day to cancel subjects from registration. November 21, 2018 Last day to change a subject from credit to listener. November 21, 2018 Last day to add a time-arranged subject that started after beginning of the term. November 21, 2018 Last day to petition for December Advanced Standing Exam (given during final exam period). November 22, 2018 Thanksgiving vacation. November 23, 2018 Thanksgiving vacation. November 28, 2018 Last day to drop half-term subjects offered in second half of term (H2). November 28, 2018 Undergraduate registration opens for IAP Physical Education classes, 8 AM. December 03, 2018 Pre-registration for spring term and IAP begins. December 07, 2018 Subjects with final exam no test may be given and no assignment, term paper, or oral presentation shall fall due after this date. December 07, 2018 Subjects with no final exam Undergraduate subjects: no test may be given and at most one assignment may fall due between this date and the end of the last scheduled class period in the subject. Graduate subjects: either one in-class test may be given or one assignment may fall due between this date and the end of the last regularly scheduled class in the subject. December 12, 2018 Last day of classes. December 17, 2018 December 18, 2018
4 December 18, 2018 Grade deadline. Grades due for subjects without final exams. December 19, 2018 December 20, 2018 December 21, 2018 December 27, 2018 Spring pre-registration deadline. Continuing students must initiate pre-registration by 5 PM on this date. $50 late fee ($85 after January 17). January 03, 2019 Grade deadline. Grades due for subjects with final exams. January 04, 2019 Term summaries of fall term grades available to departments. January 07, 2019 First day of January Independent Activities Period. January 07, 2019 IAP Physical Education classes begin. January 08, 2019 Graduate Academic Performance Grades Meeting. January 09, 2019 CAP Grades Meetings. January 10, 2019 CAP Grades Meetings. January 11, 2019 IAP pre-registration deadline. Deadline for all students to pre-register for IAP. January 11, 2019 Last day to petition for January Advanced Standing Exam. January 17, PM Final deadline for continuing students to pre-register for spring. $85 late fee. January 17, 2019 Deadline for continuing students to select preferences for spring CI-H/CI-HW subjects. January 18, 2019 Thesis due for degrees other than doctoral. January 18, 2019 Last day to go off the February degree list. January 21, 2019 Martin Luther King, Jr. Day holiday. January 23, 2019 CAP Deferred Action Meetings. January 24, 2019 CAP Deferred Action Meetings. January 28, 2019 Registration opens for all students. January 30, 2019 Undergraduate registration opens for third quarter physical education classes, 8 AM. January 31, 2019 Last day to waive coverage or sign up for family health insurance for spring. February 01, 2019 Last day of January Independent Activities Period. February 04, 2019 Registration Day spring term. February 04, 2019 Deadline to change a fall term Exploratory subject to listener status.
5 February 05, 2019 First day of classes. February 06, 2019 Grade deadline. Grades for IAP must be submitted by this date. February 07, 2019 Term summaries of grades for IAP available to departments. February 08, 2019 Registration deadline. Registration for all students must be submitted by this date. $50 late fee. February 08, 2019 Degree application deadline for June SB and advanced degrees. $50 late fee ($85 late fee after April 5). February 08, 2019 Deadline for second-term juniors to submit the HASS Concentration Proposal Form. $50 late fee. February 08, 2019 Deadline for final-term seniors to submit the HASS Concentration Completion Form. $50 late fee. February 11, 2019 Third quarter Physical Education classes begin. February 12, 2019 Graduate Academic Performance Meeting. February 15, 2019 Last day to add half-term subjects offered in first half of term (H3). February 15, 2019 CAP February Degree Candidates Meeting. February 18, 2019 Presidents' Day holiday. February 19, 2019 Monday schedule of classes to be held. February 20, 2019 Faculty officers recommend degrees to Corporation (degree award date). February 22, 2019 Minor completion date. Deadline for submission of Minor Completion Form for final-term seniors. $50 late fee. March 06, 2019 Undergraduate registration opens for fourth quarter Physical Education classes, 8 AM. Add Date. Last day to add subjects to registration. Last day for jrs/srs to change an elective to or from P/D/F grading. Last day to change a subject from listener to credit. Last day to drop half-term subjects offered in first half of term (H3). Last day for sophomores to change a subject to or from Exploratory. Late fee ($100) and petition required for students completing registration after this date. Last day for February 2020 degree candidates to apply for a double major. Deadline for completing cross-registration. $50 late fee for petitions received after this date. March 18, 2019
6 March 19, 2019 March 20, 2019 March 21, 2019 March 22, 2019 March 22, 2019 Last day of classes for half-term subjects offered in first half of term (H3). March 25, 2019 Spring vacation begins. March 29, 2019 Spring vacation ends. April 01, 2019 First day of classes for half-term subjects offered in second half of term (H4). April 03, 2019 Fourth quarter Physical Education classes begin. April 11, 2019 Campus Preview Weekend begins. April 12, 2019 Last day to add half-term subjects offered in second half of term (H4). April 14, 2019 Campus Preview Weekend ends. April 15, 2019 Patriots' Day vacation. April 16, 2019 Patriots' Day vacation. April 25, 2019 Drop Date. Last day to cancel subjects from registration. April 25, 2019 Last day to change a subject from Credit to Listener. April 25, 2019 Last day to add a time-arranged subject that started after beginning of the term. April 25, 2019 Last day to petition for May Advanced Standing Exam (given during final exam period). May 01, 2019 Pre-registration for fall term and summer session begins. May 02, 2019 Last day to drop half-term subjects offered in second half of term (H4). May 10, 2019 Subjects with final exam no test may be given and no assignment, term paper, or oral presentation shall fall due after this date. May 10, 2019 Subjects with no final exam Undergraduate subjects: no test may be given and at most one assignment may fall due between this date and the end of the last scheduled class period in the subject. Graduate subjects: either one in-class test may be given or one assignment may fall due between this date and the end of the last regularly scheduled class in the subject. May 10, 2019 Thesis due for degrees other than doctoral. May 16, 2019 Last day of classes. May 20, 2019
7 May 21, 2019 May 21, 2019 Grade deadline. Grades due for subjects without final exams. May 22, 2019 May 23, 2019 May 24, 2019 May 24, 2019 Last day to go off the June degree list. May 27, 2019 Memorial Day holiday. May 28, 2019 Grade deadline. Grades due for subjects with final exams. May 29, 2019 Term summaries of spring term grades available to departments. May 30, 2019 Department Grades Meeting. May 30, 2019 Summer session pre-registration deadline. Deadline for all students to pre-register for summer session. $50 late fee. CAP June Degree Candidates Meeting. CAP Grades Meeting. Graduate Academic Performance Meeting. Faculty officers recommend degrees to Corporation. Registration opens for all students. June 04, 2019 CAP Grades Meeting. June 07, 2019 Commencement. June 10, 2019 First day of classes for regular summer session. June 10, 2019 First day of summer session (incl. exam period). Theses due for all September degree candidates, Friday, August 9. June 12, 2019 CAP Deferred Action Meetings. June 13, 2019 CAP Deferred Action Meetings. June 14, 2019 Degree application deadline for September SB and advanced degrees. $50 late fee ($85 after July 12). June 14, 2019 Registration deadline. Registration for all students must be submitted by this date. $50 late fee. June 17, 2019 Fall pre-registration deadline. Continuing students must initiate pre-registration by this date. $50 late fee ($85 after August 22).
8 June 17, 2019 Deadline for continuing students to select preferences for fall CI-H/CI-HW subjects.
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