Academic Calendar
Fall 2023 |
|
Term Begins | August 15 |
Classes Begin | August 21 |
Labor Day (College Closed) | September 4 |
Fourteen-Week classes begin | September 5 |
Twelve-Week classes begin | September 15 |
First Eight-Week classes end | October 13 |
Mid-Term | October 16 |
Second Eight-Week classes begin | October 16 |
Thanksgiving recess (College Closed) | November 22-26 |
Last day of classes | December 7 |
Final exams | December 8-14 |
End of term, Holiday Break (College closed) | December 14 |
*Online Pioneer Portal access to register to courses 100 level or above, meeting prerequisites and no prior
professor consent required.
**Students may register until course begins.
***The financial aid census date records the number of credit hours taken by a student.
Any courses that are added or dropped after the census date will not result in an
adjustment to the financial aid award. Courses added after the census date could result
in the student owing the college money. This means that students MUST review their
schedules to ensure they are officially enrolled in each course they are attending.
Students withdrawing from all course, or students who stop attending all courses,
will receive a reduction in the original award amount even after the census date.
Spring 2024 |
|
Term Begins | January 9 |
Martin Luther King, Jr. Day (College Closed) | January 15 |
Classes begin | January 16 |
Fourteen-Week classes begin | January 29 |
Twelve-Week classes begin | February 9 |
President's Day | February 19 |
First Eight-Week classes end | March 8 |
Spring Break | March 11-15 |
Spring Break Holiday (College closed) | March 15 |
Mid-Term | March 18 |
Second Eight-Week classes begin | March 18 |
Spring Holiday | March 29-31 |
Last day of classes | May 9 |
Final exams | May 10-16 |
End of term | May 16 |
Commencement | May 18 |
*Online Pioneer Portal access to register to courses 100 level or above, meeting prerequisites and no prior
professor consent required.
**Students may register until course begins.
***The financial aid census date records the number of credit hours taken by a student.
Any courses that are added or dropped after the census date will not result in an
adjustment to the financial aid award. Courses added after the census date could result
in the student owing the college money. This means that students MUST review their
schedules to ensure they are officially enrolled in each course they are attending.
Students withdrawing from all course, or students who stop attending all courses,
will receive a reduction in the original award amount even after the census date.