A note about COVID-19: On Wednesday, May 27th, Chancellor Andrew Martin released information about the start of the Fall semester. In this communication, Chancellor Martin also detailed a timeline for making additional decisions regarding programs such as Bear Beginnings. You can view this communication on the Messages from the University webpage. We anticipate that the picture may become a little clearer in the weeks ahead, and we will update our students and their families as new information becomes available.
| Fall 2020 for Arts & Sciences, McKelvy Engineering, Olin Business School, Sam Fox School and University College | |
|---|---|
| June | Students will be contacted by their academic adviser to discuss class registration |
| Summer | Housing assignments and move-in time released |
| Summer | Register for classes during assigned registration time |
| Monday, September 14 | First day of classes |
| Thursday, November 26 and Friday, November 27 | Thanksgiving break (no classes) |
| Friday, December 18 | Last day of fall semester classes |
| Monday, December 21-Friday, January 1, 2021 | Winter break part 1 (no classes) |
| Monday, January 4-Sunday, January 10 | Final exams for fall semester |
| Monday, January 11-Friday, January 22 | Winter break part 2 (no classes) |
| Spring 2021 for Arts & Sciences, McKelvey Engineering, Olin Business School, Sam Fox School and University College | |
|---|---|
| Monday, January 25 2021 | First day of classes |
| Monday, March 15-Friday, March 19 | Spring break (no classes) |
| Thursday, May 6 | Last day of spring semester classes |
| Friday, May 7 -Thursday, May 13 | Final exams for spring semester |
| Friday, May 21 | Commencement – Class of 2021 |
| Sunday, May 30 | Commencement – Class of 2020 |
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We suggest you avoid making arrangements for Thanksgiving and the end of both semesters until you’ve finalized your course schedule and know when all of your exams, papers, and projects are due.
We suggest you avoid making arrangements for Thanksgiving and the end of both semesters until you’ve finalized your course schedule and know when all of your exams, papers, and projects are due.