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1990 Fall Semester . . .
{ gram before the be lnnln ofclassesforel ht 8 hours orless are
i Application for Admission exempt from this diadlini. g ( )
February 1-Thursday-Deadline lor international applications to Deeemher 7—Friday—Deadllne fer applying fdr admissien te a
, be submitted to the Graduate School tor the 1990 Fall Semester pregram in The Graduate Seheel ter the 1991 Spring Semester.
February 15-Thursday-Priority deadlinefor Freshman applicants: APPll¢¤Tl¤ll$ i¤T lG8dml$$l¤l’1. PGSWGGGGIGUTGGIG status. Gnd
- Applicants for the 1990 Fall Semester by this date who meet visiting student status will be aeeepted after the deadline.
automatic admission criteria will be guaranteed general admis- Deeemher 12—Wednesday—Deadline fer applying te The Gradu-
Sign; applicants after this date whether meeting automatic gdmis- ate School for readmission, post-baccalaureate status, and visit-
l sion or delayed admission will be considered on a space-available l0Q $iUd€¤i status i¤l' the 1991 $Plll’lQ SGm€$Y€l' lll ¤l'dGT te T€9l$iGT
_· basis only. January 7 and avoid $40 late fee
_ February 15-Thursday-Deadline for submission of all application Registration
, tttat°ttats· C°tt°g° °t Mt?dt°tn°’ t°t Fgtt tggo June 18-July 20—Summer Advising Conferences for new freshmen,
· Apttt t5_Sunday_D€adttn9 t°t apptytttg wtth cttttegg deans ter Community College transfers advanced standing (transfer) stu-
·' tlggiiisgsqrgggiratter a second academic suspension for the 1990 d€l`li$. al-ldii0l$. l`10¤dGQl’€·€ arid readmitted students enrolling ter
i May 1—Tuesday-Deadline for undergraduate International appli- Augt;2isi":/iLg;;ti}_i::;grerrerien fer n ew Stu d e nre whe n ev e b e e n
g J sang; $f;‘rtbmiS99gr.FattrS9m€;tet aPptt°itt°n‘ I. r. d rr cleared for admission but did not advance register
` une . tt ev ee me er sfu mtsstttn. 0. app tea ton an at August 22-28—Wednesday through Tuesday—Late registration for
r re¤¤·re¤. deeumenete the 9"ee et A¤m·$S·¤re.t¤r ¤··
ina exammaiidti in e ra uate c cc cants for readmission, ost-baccalaureate status, and visitin ‘?
November 15—Thursday—Last day for candidates for a December student status will bg agggptgd erler the deedllne_ g i
degree to schedule a final examination in The Graduate School April 15.Mendey-l=lnel deedline for submission ofapplication and i_
Ncvember 29—Ttiureday—l.ast day tcr candidates tcra December all required documents to the Office bi Admissions for under- it
graduate degree tc sit fcr a final examinaticn greduete edmissien for the 1991 Four-Week lntersessien f
December 14—Frtday—l.ast day tcr candidates tcr a December April is-lviendey—beedline ter applying with college deens ter r
degree tc submit a thesis/diesertatien tc The Graduate Scitccl reinstatement after a second academic suspension for the 1991 .‘r
Other Important Dates—Beglnnlng and End of Fall Semester _ _ `
Semester and eeeemie **¤·*¤==·tS ’*9éiLniiT£i;"eii$r2;i;5‘°"r‘52{‘§eL‘;L,.ZE$.L";9 I°tJ*9 $i*'a"ii*"*
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. register May 6 and avoid $40 late fee ,
gggéssiftsgi;/Eaiaggzgag-gL:iSDV;°iigiggismic Honda May 1—Wednesday—-Deadline for undergraduate International _
p _ _ y ii y , . applicants to submit 1991 Fall Semester application .
Nevember 22 29 Thursday ihreugh SeiUrdey_The°ksg'Vi"g May 15—Wednesday—Final deadline for submission of application ‘
Eggdgyciass work and aii required dOcUm€nt$ to ti'lG of Admissions lQ[’
_ . . . . undergraduate admission for the 1991 Eight—Week Summer
@22;;; diiygtihiigggeiiéggisgiigizmineiiens Session. Non-degree students who enroll through the Evening! _
Dagampigar 17_Mc&aay3Finai daadiine iorsubmission Ofgradasm iilgtanelteisddzgiragw before the beginning of classes are exempt
i e e9i$iFal"$ ice Y 4iOO P-m· May 22-wednesday-Deadline for applying to The Graduate i
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Aveileaticn ter Admieelcrt to register June e end avoid site iete tee ss'°" "` °i Gi I.
Jug; sl jg ri1?ii;a§)F1qid;i2T;?ieiadi·r;e Otter irlteriiatteétgi gclclllcagcnc tc June 1—Saturday—Dead|ine ter submission of application end all gi
e e ce cr e Prmg emee- required documents to the Office of Admissions for undergradu- ii
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ceggegtsgrgépiigeigajtglggnggedgce tcréutdertiraduate lriter- (inclueiing regigreiieniieriteiieeiejsiiegimeiAdvising Conferences
i Pimg emee er aPP ica i°ii July 26—Friday——Dead|ine for applying for admission to a ro ram
September *9-;*99°—cat¤rdav—¤eadi·¤e teraeelvtbe wuit cclieee in The Graduate School ter the 1991 Fall Semester. Appiieeiiens ,
gtiaqgédféimgagagiggtzgei a Secdlid academic Suspeiisleii ict fcirireadnniision, post—baccalaureate status, and visiting student it
October 15, 1990—Monday—Deadline for submission of applica- R S ia Us wi 9 accepted after the deadline ir
tion and all required documents to the Office of Admissions for egistraticn ,t
undergraduate applicants planning to attend November Advising January 7—Monday—jRegistration for new students who have been l
Conloronoo (including registration tor spring classes) cleared for admission but dld not advance register i
october 31. lggO_.wednesdoy_Doadiine tor International aooii_ January 9—15—Wednesday through Tuesday-—Late registration for F
cations to be submitted to The Graduate School for 1991 Summer reierrimg Students wbc did ner advance ie9i$iei’ and new appli- ‘
School cants cleared late for admission. A $40 late fee is assessed Z
December 1, 1990—Saturday—FinaI deadline for submission of Students whe reeieter ieie· i
application and all required documents to the Office of Admissions January 3e_Wediie$daY—La$i day tc ciia¤9e Qiadiiig cPiic¤ (Pass! I
ler undergraduate admission fdr ine lggl Spring Semester. Non- fall to letter grade or Iettergrade to pass/fail;credit to audit or audit `
degree students who enroll through the Evening/Weekend pro_ to credit) in college dean's office .‘
grem beforethe beginning eteiesses foreight(8)hours eriess are January 30—Wedneedav—Laet day te tile ter repeat cpticn in i
exempt from this deadline. gollegeéieans office, if student is retaking a course in the 1991 _
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March 26-April 9—Tuesday through Tuesday—Advance Registra- January 21—Monday—Martin Luther King Birthday-—Academic
tion for the 1991 Fall Semester and both 1991 Summer Sessions Holiday
April 1—Monday—1991 Summer Session Advising Conference for March 11-16—Monday through Saturday—Spring Vacation—Aca-
new freshmen, new advanced standing (transfer) students, audi- demic Holidays
tors, readmitted and nondegree students, Community College April 26—Friday—End of class work i
transfer students and Community College applicants cleared for April 29-May 3-·Monday through Friday—FinaI Examinations
the 1991 Fall Semester May 3—Friday—End of the 1991 Spring Semester
= Add mmp May 6jMondayjFinaI deadline for submission of grades to the
g . . Registrar s Office by 4:00 p.m.
n January 8—Tuesday—First day of add/drop forAdvance Registered May 6_AuguSt 17_COnBg€ of Pharmacy 15_W8ak Summer Term
I students
i January 8—Tuesday—Last day a student may officially drop a 1991 Fgur-Wggk |mg|·$g$gign
course or cancel registration with the University Registrar fora full
. refund of fees Application for Admission
. January 15-Tuesday—Last day to enter an organized class for the October 31, 1990—Wednesday—-Deadline for International appli-
{· 1991 Spring Semester cations to be submitted to The Graduate School for 1991 Summer
é January 15—Wednesday—Last day to officially withdraw from the School
¤ University or reduce course load and receive an 80 percent refund February 1-Friday—DeadIine for International applications to be
I, January 30—Wednesday—Last day to drop a course without it submitted to The Graduate School for the 1991 Fall Semester
Y appearing on the student's transcript March 1—Friday-Deadline for submission of application and all
·· March 1—Friday—-Last day to withdraw from a course required documents to the Office of Admissions for undergradu-
March 1—Friday—-Last da