Back to Dates
and Deadlines
Aug. 24 – Sept. 3 - No adds or drops allowed
Sept. 3 - Registration
Sept. 4 -
Classes Begin - Day and Night
Late Registration Fee Starts
Sept. 4 - 5 -
Fee Payment - Sept. 4 morning A-K Sept. 4 afternoon L-Z -
Sept. 5 Anybody who has not paid
Sept. 5 - 13
May Add and Drop Classes
(must have instructor's permission to add)
Sept. 6 - Last day to drop a 1st half semester (9 week) class and get a refund
Sept. 9 - Late Fee for Fee Payment
Sept. 13 -
Last day to add a class with instructor permission
Last day to drop a standard length class and receive a full refund
Last day to withdraw from a class or school and receive 100% refund
(for standard length classes)
Oct. 11 Progress reports due (midterm grade information)
Oct. 14- Native American Day Holiday
Oct. 23 -
First half semester ends
Last day to withdraw from class without instructor permission
Oct. 24 -
Second half semester classes begin
Drop slips (orange) required to drop a course with a "W" or "F"
Oct. 28 - Last day to drop second-half semester (9 week) class and receive a refund
Nov. 5 - Proficiency Exam and Senior Exit Exams
Nov. 6 -
Last day to withdraw from school and receive any refund
(for standard length classes)
Nov. 8 - Last day to apply for graduation - 4:30 p.m.
Nov. 11 - Veteran's Day Holiday
Nov. 12
Last day to withdraw from a class or school -
students who don't withdraw before the deadline will receive an "F"
for the class
Last day to add extra curricular class
Nov. 28-29 - Thanksgiving Holiday
Dec. 14 - Commencement - 10 a.m.
Dec. 16 - 20 - Final Exams
Dec. 26 - Grades due - 4 p.m.
Dec. 28, 2002 -
Jan 8, 2003-
No adds or drops allowed
Jan. 9 -
Classes Begin - Day and Night
Fee Payment L-Z morning; A-K afternoon
Jan. 10 - Fee payment for anyone who has not paid
Jan. 13 -
Last day to drop a 1st-half semester (9 week) class and get a refund
Late fee for fee payment
Jan. 17 -
Last day to drop a standard length class and get a refund
Last day to add a class with instructor permission
Jan. 20 - Martin Luther King, Jr. Day Holiday - no classes
Feb. 14 - Progress reports due (midterm grade information)
Feb. 17 - President's Day holiday - no classes
Mar. 3-7 -
Spring Break
Mar. 11 -
Last day to drop a class without instructor permission
End of 1st half semester
Mar. 12 - 2nd half semester begins
Mar. 14 Last day to drop 2nd - half semester (9 week) class and get a refund
Mar. 18 - Proficiency Exam and Senior Exit Exams
Mar. 19 - Retest Proficiency Exam
Mar. 25 Last day to withdraw and receive a refund
Mar. 28 - Last day to apply for May graduation
Mar. 31-
Last day to withdraw from class or school
Students who don't withdraw before the deadline will receive an "F"
for the class
Last day to add an extra curricular class
Apr. 7 - 17 Summer/Fall 2003 registration for current students (tentative)
Apr. 18 - 21 Easter Holiday - no classes
May 5 - 9 Final exams
May 10 Spring Commencement, 10:00 am
May 14
Grades due, 4:00 pm
Date Test
Aug. 17 MCAT
Sept. 21 PPST, PRAXIS II
Oct. 5 LSAT
Nov. 9 GRE (subject test)
23 PPST, PRAXIS II
Dec. 7 LSAT
Jan. 11 PPST, PRAXIS II
Feb. 8 LSAT
March 8 PPST, PRAXIS II
April 12 GRE (subject test)
26 PPST, PRAXIS
26 MCAT
June 25 PPST, PRAXIS II
Information and/or registration packets for each of the tests may be picked up in the Student Affairs Office, Student Center Room 201, 626-2530. Most tests require about six-eight weeks advance pre-registration.
TOEFL, GMAT and GRE General exams are offered as computer-based tests only.
Test descriptions:
GMAT - Graduate Management Admission Test
(Computer-based testing only)
GRE - Graduate Record Examination
LSAT - Law School Admission Test
MCAT - Medical College Admission Test
NTE - National Teachers Examination (All
education students must take this exit exam to
complete graduation requirements.)
PPST - Pre-Professional Skills Test (This
test is needed for admission to teacher education.
Students must pass this test prior to entering their block courses.)
TOEFL - Test of English as a Foreign Language
(Computer-based testing only)
*Miller Analogies Test (MAT)
and the College-Level Examination Program (CLEP) test
can be scheduled on an individual basis. Contact
the Student Affairs Office for more information.