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3Instruction BeginsNew and ReturningRegistration DeadlineGraduate FeePayment Deadline$PetitionsCCS StudentsResidencyAddress Confirmationsor UpdatesScheduleAdjustment FeeAdd DeadlineDrop Writing CoursesLate Registration DeadlineGraduate Leaveof AbsenceScheduleAdjustment FeeGrading OptionAdjustment FeeHolidayGraduation DeadlineAdd DeadlineMONDAY, JANUARY 3• Instruction begins.• Registration deadline for new and returningstudents. After this date new andreturning students will be assessed a $50 lateregistration fee.• Fee payment deadline for graduatestudents.• Graduate students who still have a balancedue must pay or defer this balance by 4p.m., to avoid a $50 late payment fee.Graduate students who are not paid will notbe allowed to continue with registration untilfee payment is made.• Office of the Registrar begins processingschedule adjustment petitions. Photo IDrequired. All other schedule adjustmenttransactions, including adding classes usingapproval codes, should be completed viaGOLD. See pages 6-11.• Last day for College of Creative Studiesstudents, enrolling only in CCS courses, toregister for winter 2005.• Priority deadline for continuing, nonresidentstudents to apply for reclassification asCalifornia residents.• Confirmation/updates of your addressesshould be processed through use of GOLD. Ifyou are employed by the university you mustalso update your address separately with youremploying department.FRIDAY, JANUARY 7• Last day for all students to drop courseswithout a $3 fee per drop transaction (by6:45 p.m. via GOLD).• Last day for all students to add courseswithout a course approval code (by 6:45 p.m.via GOLD).• Last day for undergraduate students to dropWriting 1, 2, 2E, 2LK, 50, 50E withoutpetition (by 6:45 p.m. via GOLD).• Late registration ends for all students. Lapsein status as a student in the university willoccur unless fees and all other financialobligations have been paid, registration hasbeen completed, and blocks on registration (ifany) have been cleared. Enrollmentwill not be accepted after this date.• Last day to file for leave of absencewith Graduate Division for winter 2005.FRIDAY, JANUARY 14• Last day for all students to add courseswithout paying $3 fee (by 6:45 p.m. via GOLD).• Last day for all students to change gradingoption without paying $3 fee (by 6:45 p.m. viaGOLD).MONDAY, JANUARY 17• Martin Luther King, Jr. holiday.TUESDAY, JANUARY 18• Last day to declare candidacy for the winter2005 undergraduate degree using GOLD.MONDAY, JANUARY 24• Last day for all students to add classes at theOffice of the Registrar by 4 p.m. or via GOLDby 11:45 p.m.Drop DeadlineHolidayGrading Option DeadlineCommencementPass 1Financial Aid, Loans,and Scholarships$Dead WeekInstruction EndsGraduate & CCS StudentsFinal ExamsQuarter EndsDegree CandidatesGraduate StudentsIncomplete PetitionsGradesMONDAY, JANUARY 31• Last day for undergraduates in the Colleges ofLetters and Science and Engineering to dropclasses at the Office of the Registrar by4 p.m. or via GOLD by 11:45 p.m.FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 4• End of first half of quarter.• The Spring 2005 Schedule of Classes will beavailable in the bookstore in early February.MONDAY, FEBRUARY 21• Presidents’ Day holiday.FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 25• Last day for undergraduates in the Colleges ofLetters and Science and Engineering tochange grading option in courses frompassed/not passed to letter-grade or viceversa at the Office of the Registrar by 4 p.m. orvia GOLD by 6:45 p.m.MARCH 1- APRIL 11• Seniors with at least 164 units completed or inprogress during the winter 2005 quarter areeligible to make a reservation for a spring2005 Commencement ceremony using GOLD.During Pass 1, seniors can only make areservation for the ceremony to which theirmajor is assigned.WEDNESDAY, MARCH 2• Deadline for continuing, new, and returningstudents to apply for 2005-2006 UCSB financialaid (UC Grant, Perkins Loan, and Work-Study).Students should be sure to get a Certificate ofMailing.MARCH 7-11• Examinations are strongly discouraged andmandatory non-instructional activities requireadvance approval from the Office of StudentLife.FRIDAY, MARCH 11• Last day of instruction.• Last day for graduate students and students inthe College of Creative Studies to dropcourses or change grading options at theOffice of the Registrar by 4 p.m. or via GOLDby 6:45 p.m.MARCH 12-18• Final examinations. (See page 28 for details.)FRIDAY, MARCH 18• Winter quarter ends.• Degree candidates must have all transferwork and coursework completed no later thanthis date for current quarter graduation.• Deadline for Graduate students to presenttheses and dissertations to GraduateDivision to receive a winter 2005 degree.• Last day to submit Incomplete petitions withinstructor signature at the Office of theRegistrar by 4 p.m.SATURDAY, MARCH 26• Winter 2005 grades available on GOLD.
4Looking Ahead: Tentative DeadlinesSpring 2005OCTOBER 1-31, 2004• Open filing period for undergraduates toapply for intercampus transfer for spring 2005quarter.• Open filing period to apply for readmission/reinstatement for spring 2005. Applications tobe filed by students who have been absentfor one or more quarters or who withdrewwithin the last quarter of attendance.MID-DECEMBER• Free Application for Federal Student Aid(FAFSA) for 2005-2006 is available in theFinancial Aid Office.WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 2005• Spring 2005 registration appointment timesavailable on GOLD.WEDNESDAY, MARCH 2• Deadline for continuing, new, and returningstudents to apply for 2005-2006 UCSBfinancial aid (UC Grant, Cal Grant A or B,Supplemental Grant, Perkins Loan, and Work-Study). Students should be sure to get aCertificate of Mailing.TUESDAY, MARCH 15• Undergraduate Student payment deadline for“Amount Due” charges for spring 2005registration fees.SUNDAY, MARCH 27• Spring quarter begins.• Pre-instructional activities: orientation,counseling, testing, academic advising.MONDAY, MARCH 28• Instruction begins.• Graduate Student payment deadline for“Amount Due” charges for spring 2005Registration Fees.MONDAY, APRIL 11• Last day to declare candidacy for the spring2005 undergraduate degree.• Last day to make a Pass 1 reservation forCommencement 2005.APRIL 18-MAY 23• Commencement Pass 2. Seniors with at least164 units completed or in progress during thespring 2005 quarter must reserve a spot toparticipate in Commencement.MONDAY, MAY 30• Memorial Day Holiday.FRIDAY, JUNE 3• Instruction ends.JUNE 4-10• Final examinations.FRIDAY, JUNE 10• Degree candidates must have all transferwork and coursework completed no later thanthis date for current quarter graduation.• Deadline for graduate students to presenttheses and dissertations to Graduate Divisionto receive a spring 2005 degree.• Spring quarter ends.JUNE 11-12• Commencement.Summer 2005TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 2005• Applications open for Summer Pre-CollegePrograms.THURSDAY, MARCH 31• Final date for receipt of scholarship applicationsfor the Pre-College Programs.MONDAY, APRIL 4• Registration for summer session begins. SeeSummer Session Catalog for registration andfee payment procedures.TUESDAY, MAY 31• Final date for receipt of applications for Pre-College Programs.SUNDAY, JUNE 19• Summer Session Pre-College ResidentialPrograms begin.MONDAY, JUNE 20• Instruction begins for first 6-week session.MONDAY, JULY 4• Independence Day Holiday.TUESDAY, JULY 5• Last day to declare candidacy for the summer2005 undergraduate degree.FRIDAY, JULY 29• Instruction ends for first 6-week session.MONDAY, AUGUST 1• Instruction begins for second 6-week session.MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 5• Labor Day Holiday.FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 9• Deadline for graduate students to presenttheses and dissertations to Graduate Divisionto receive a summer 2005 degree.• Instruction ends for all Summer SessionPrograms.• Official last day of Summer Session 2005.• Degree candidates must have all transferwork and coursework completed no later thanthis date for current quarter graduation.Interested inAttending GraduateSchool at UCSB?Visit our website forinformation on theapplication process andhow to submit theapplication and fee online.www.graddiv.ucsb.edu/eappFall 2005NOVEMBER 1-30, 2004• Open filing period for undergraduates toapply for intercampus transfer for fall quarter.• Open filing period to apply for readmission/reinstatement for fall 2005. Applications to befiled by students who have been absent forone or more quarters or who withdrew withinthe last quarter of attendance. Generally,readmission/reinstatement requests will beaccepted until approximately six weeks priorto the beginning of the quarter.MID-DECEMBER• Free Application for Federal Student Aid(FAFSA) for 2005-2006 is available in theFinancial Aid Office.WEDNESDAY, MARCH 2, 2005• Deadline for continuing, new, and returningstudents to apply for 2005-2006 UCSBfinancial aid (UC Grant, Cal Grant A or B,Supplemental Grant, Perkins Loan, and Work-Study). Students completing a paper FAFSAshould be sure to get a Certificate of Mailing.SATURDAY, APRIL 30• Fall 2005 registration appointments availableon GOLD.THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 15• Payment deadline for “Amount DueCharges” for fall 2005 Registration Fees.SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 18• Fall quarter begins.SEPTEMBER 19-23• Pre-instructional activities: orientation,counseling, testing, academic advising.MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 26• Instruction begins.MONDAY, OCTOBER 10• Last day to declare candidacy for the fall 2005undergraduate degree.FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 11• Veteran’s Day Holiday.NOVEMBER 24-25• Thanksgiving Holidays.TUESDAY, DECEMBER 6• Instruction ends.DECEMBER 8-14• Final examinations.FRIDAY, DECEMBER 9• Deadline for Graduate students to presenttheses and dissertations to Graduate Divisionto receive a fall 2005 degree.WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 14• Fall quarter ends.• Degree candidates must have all transferwork and course work completed no laterthan this date for current quarter graduation.
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