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Nov 28, 2024
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2018-19 Catalog [ARCHIVED CATALOG]
Academic Calendar 2018-2019
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SUMMER SESSION 2018 (Continuing Education)
Monday |
May 21 |
3-week morning session, May 21-June 8 |
Monday |
May 21 |
6-week day/evening and intensive session I begins, May 21-June 29 |
Thursday |
May 24 |
Commencement, Class of 2017 |
Monday |
May 28 |
Memorial Day (College closed) |
Monday |
June 4 |
8-week day/evening session, June 4-July 27 |
Monday |
June 18 |
6-week day/evening session, June 18-July 27 |
Tuesday |
July 4 |
Independence Day observed (College closed) |
Monday |
July 2 |
6-week day/evening and intensive session II, July 2-August 10 |
FALL SEMESTER 2018
Monday |
August 27 |
Senior citizen, cross-registration and High School Partnership Program registration;
Last day to drop General Fund (15-week) classes and receive full tuition refund |
Tuesday |
August 28 |
Fall classes begin |
Tuesday |
August 28 |
Accelerated Session 1 Accelerated Session 1 (8-week) classes begin |
Monday |
September 3 |
Labor Day (College closed) |
Monday |
September 10 |
Last day to receive 50 percent General Fund (15-week) tuition refund |
Tuesday |
September 11 |
Accelerated Session 2 (12-week) classes begin |
Monday |
October 16 |
Reading Day (no classes ‡‡/‡‡‡) |
Tuesday |
October 23 |
Accelerated Session 3 (8-week) classes begin |
Monday |
November 5 |
Last day to drop General Fund (15 -week) classes without academic penalty; last
day to make up incompletes |
Wednesday |
November 21 |
Thanksgiving Recess begins (no classes ‡‡) |
Thursday-Friday |
November 22-23 |
Thanksgiving Recess begins (college closed) |
Monday |
November 26 |
Classes resume |
Monday |
December 10 |
Last day of classes |
Tuesday |
December 11 |
Final exams begin |
Monday |
December 17 |
Final exams end |
Sunday |
December 23 |
Fall Semester ends |
Tuesday |
December 25 |
Christmas Day observed (College closed) |
WINTER INTERSESSION 2018-19
Wednesday |
December 26 |
Winter Intersession (3-week) begins |
Tuesday |
January 1 |
New Year’s Day observed (College closed) |
Friday |
January 11 |
Winter Intersession (3-week) ends |
SPRING SEMESTER 2019
Monday |
January 21 |
Martin Luther King Day (College closed) |
Wednesday |
January 23 |
Last day to drop General Fund (15-week) classes and receive full tuition refund; senior citizen, cross-registration and High School Partnership Program registration |
Thursday |
January 24 |
Spring classes begin |
Thursday |
January 24 |
Accelerated Session 1 (8-week) begins |
Wednesday |
February 6 |
Last day to receive 50 percent General Fund (15-week) tuition refund |
Thursday |
February 7 |
Accelerated Session 2 (12-week) begins |
Thursday |
February 14 |
Lincoln’s Birthday (No classes ‡‡) |
Monday |
February 18 |
President’s Day (College closed) |
Monday |
March 11-17 |
Spring recess begins (no classes ‡‡) |
Monday |
March 18 |
Classes resume |
Monday |
March 18-May12 |
Accelerated Session 3 (8-week) begins |
Thursday |
April 4 |
Last day to drop General Fund (15-week) classes without academic penalty
Last day to make up incompletes |
Friday |
April 19 |
Good Friday/Day of Reflection (College closed) |
Thursday |
May 9 |
Reading Day(no classes ‡‡/‡‡‡) |
Monday |
May 13 |
Last day of classes |
Tuesday |
May 14 |
Final exams begin |
Monday |
May 20 |
Final exams end |
Wednesday |
May 29 |
Commencement |
Monday |
May 27 |
Memorial Day (College closed) |
Saturday |
June 1 |
Spring semester ends |
‡ College office hours may be limited.
‡‡ Administrative offices open.
‡‡‡ Reading Days are to be used as study days and/or optional make-up class time at the discretion of the faculty members. No faculty member will be assigned additional duty during the scheduled reading days and no student shall be penalized for not attending any activities/classes on a reading day.
The term “college closed” means that no classes - credit or non-credit - will be held and no College services will be available. The “no classes” dates do not apply to Continuing Education non-credit classes. Please note: start and end dates vary for accelerated credit courses and non-credit classes.
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