The semester-based academic calendar provides students, faculty and staff with important dates and deadlines.
- Semester start and end dates
- registration
- course add/drop/withdraw deadlines
- reading days and final exams
- breaks and holidays
- future academic calendars
Every reasonable attempt is made to ensure the accuracy and completeness of this calendar. Dates can change without notice when circumstances warrant, and the calendar is updated accordingly. Individual schools may also have their own specific dates and deadlines, as it is not uncommon for the graduate and professional programs to follow different deadlines.
View Current & Future Academic Calendars
Classes dropped with a (D) do not appear on an official transcript.
Classes dropped with a (D) do not appear on an official transcript.
Please note: It may take several weeks for all classes to be published.
Contact your school if your classes are still unavailable after two weeks.
A “W” will appear on an official transcript.
Please Note: Not all Medical School programs offer a Fall Break, please check your program’s specific calendar to confirm.
Fall break duration may be different for your school, please check your specific school’s calendar for dates.
Classes dropped with a (D) do not appear on an official transcript.
A “W” will appear on an official transcript.
A “W” will appear on an official transcript.
Please Note: This does not apply to students in the Brown School of Social Work, and the School of Public Health.
With the exception of Graduate Law and Online Law
Thanksgiving break duration may be different for your school, please check your specific school’s calendar for dates.
Please note end date may vary by school, please check your specific school’s calendar for dates.
With the exception of Graduate Law and Graduate Business.
All Students except for those in Continuing & Professional Studies, Graduate Business, Graduate Public Health, Graduate Law and Graduate Social Work.
Final exams for CAPS classes are given during the last class meeting.
Except for students in Graduate Public Health, Graduate Law and Social Work.