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Academic Calendar 2009–2010 Fall 2009 Monday, August 3 Deadline: Tuition due for entering freshmen Monday, August 10 Deadline: Tuition due for returning undergraduate students Sunday, August 16 (through Friday, August 21) Orientation Week for new students Monday, August 17 Deadline: Tuition due for graduate students Monday, August 24 First day of classes Credit balance checks available to students Friday, August 28 Deadline: Last day for instructors to submit final grades to resolve “Incomplete” (INC) grades for courses taken in spring and summer 2009 Friday, September 4 Deadline: Last day to complete late registration Deadline: Last day to add courses (please go to ESTHER to add or drop courses) Deadline: List day to adjust variable credit for courses online via ESTHER Deadline: Last day to designate a credit course as “Audit” or vice versa Deadline: Last day to convert a “Pass/Fail” to an earned letter grade for courses taken in spring 2009 Deadline: Last day to withdraw with a 100% refund of tuition and fees Deadline: Last day to drop to part time with a refund for tuition Monday, September 7 Labor Day (holiday–no scheduled classes) Friday, September 11 Deadline: Last day to withdraw with a 70% refund of tuition Friday, September 18 Deadline: Last day anticipated aid for fall shows as a credit on student accounts Deadline: Last day to withdraw with a 60% refund of tuition Friday, September 25 Deadline: Last day to withdraw with a 50% refund of tuition Friday, October 2 Deadline: Last day to withdraw with a 40% refund of tuition Friday, October 9 Deadline: Last day to drop courses (please go to ESTHER to drop courses) Deadline: Last day for instructors to submit midsemester grades for first-year undergraduate students online via ESTHER Deadline: College course plans due to Dean of Undergraduates office for spring 2010 Deadline: Last day to withdraw with a 30% refund of tuition 1
Monday, October 12 (through Tuesday, October 13) Midterm Recess (no scheduled classes) Friday, October 16 Deadline: Last day to withdraw with a 20% refund of tuition Friday, October 23 Deadline: Last day to withdraw with a 10% refund of tuition Friday, October 30 Deadline: Last day to file an application for January 2010 degree conferral with the Office of the Registrar (undergraduate and graduate students) Deadline: Last day to file an application for a May 2010 degree conferral with the Office of the Registrar (undergraduate students only) Deadline: Last day to file the following in the Office of Graduate and Postdoctoral Studies for January 2010 degree conferral: • Thesis master’s candidacy petitions • Certification of nonthesis master’s • Form for automatic master’s • PhD candidacy petitions Deadline: Last day to designate a course as “Pass/Fail” Monday, November 9 (through Friday, November 13) Spring 2010 registration begins for currently enrolled undergraduate, graduate, and 5th year students Friday, November 13 Deadline: Last day to complete financial aid application for fall 2009 Deadline: Last day to register for spring 2010 by 5:00 p.m. without late registration fee Wednesday, November 25 Deadline: Last day to complete loan applications for fall 2009 Thursday, November 26 (through Friday, November 27) Thanksgiving Recess (holiday–no scheduled classes) Friday, December 4 Last day of classes Deadline: (for fall 2009 matriculants only) Last day to drop courses—students must go to the Office of the Registrar by 5:00 p.m. Deadline: For a January 2010 conferral of degree, students must submit theses to the Office of Graduate and Postdoctoral Studies by 12:00 noon. Saturday, December 5 (through Tuesday, December 8) Study Days —No Exams Wednesday, December 9 (through Wednesday, December 16) Final examinations for undergraduate courses Friday, December 25 Deadline: Last day for instructors to submit final grades online via ESTHER 2
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