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2008-2009 Academic Calendar - Columbus State University

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Academics

2008-2009 Academic Calendar

Fall Semester 2008

Based on 45 days of 50-minute classes, 30 days of 75-minute classes, and 14 days of 160-minute classes for a three credit hour course.

Calendar Event Date(s)
Advising Week March 31-April 4
Seniors, Post-baccalaureate, and Graduate April 7 - July 25
Freshman April 8 - July 25
Sophomores and Juniors April 9 - July 25
Non-degree, Transient, and Audit Students April 10 - July 25
Financial Aid Priority Processing Deadline May 1
New Student Orientation June 20, June 26-27, July 10-11, July 14, 15, 17-18, August 13, 14-15
Admissions Application Deadline July 15
Early Registration Fee Payment Deadline July 31
Application Deadline for Fall Graduation July 29
Late Registration August 19
Refunds: Total Withdrawal 100% April 7 - August 26
Classes Begin August 21
eCore Classes Begin August 15
Drop/Add courses (100% Refund) August 21-26
Add only August 27
eCore Schedule Change August 15, 18, 19, 20
Payment Deadline for Late Registration / Schedule Change August 27
Pell, ACG, and SMART Grant payments based upon enrollment this date August 28
Pro- Rated Partial Refund (Total Withdrawal) Start August 27
Labor Day Holiday (no classes, offices closed) September 1
Deadline to Withdraw (Full-term) September 19
Deadline to Withdraw (Short-terms)

See Dates of Terms

eCore Withdrawal Deadline October 2
50th Anniversary Convocation at the RiverCenter (Classes cancelled 9:30am to 1:30 pm) September 25 (Faculty & Freshmen expected to attend, all students are encouraged to attend)
Midterm October 14
eCore Midterm October 2
Fall Break (no classes) October 16, 17
Thanksgiving Holiday Break (no classes) November 26-30
Thanksgiving Holiday Break (offices closed) November 27-30
Classes End (Full-term) December 12
Classes End (Short-terms) See Dates of Terms
Final Examinations December 15-19
eCore Final Examinations November 20, 21, 24
Graduation Ceremony December 13
Grades are Official January 2

Spring Semester 2009

Based on 45 days of 50-minute classes, 30 days of 75-minute classes, and 14 days of 160-minute classes for a three credit hour course.

Calendar Event Date(s)
Priority Application Deadline November 1
Financial Aid Priority Processing Deadline November 1
Advising Week November 3-7
Seniors, Post-baccalaureate, and Graduate November 10 - December 5
Freshman November 11 - December 5
Sophomores and Juniors November 12 - December 5
Non-degree, Transient, and Audit Students November 13 - December 5
Early Registration Fee Payment Deadline December 5
New Student Orientation December 16
Application Deadline for Spring Graduation December 19
Late Registration January 5-11
Classes Begin January 12
Drop/Add courses (100% Refund) January 12-15
Add only January 16
Pro- Rated Partial Refund (Total Withdrawal) Start January 17
Payment Deadline for Late Registration/Schedule Change January 16
Martin Luther King Holiday (no classes, offices closed) January 19
Pell, ACG, and SMART Grant payments based upon enrollment this date January 20
Deadline to Withdraw (Full-term) February 9
Deadline to Withdraw (Short-terms) See Dates of Terms
Midterm March 5
Spring Break (no classes) March 9-15
Classes End (Full-term) May 4
Classes End (Short-terms) See Dates of Terms
Study Day May 5
Final Examinations May 5 (Evening Classes Only), May 6-9, 11
Grades are Due May 13, 2009 (12 noon)
Grades are Official May 15
Graduation Ceremony May 16

Summer Term 2009

May Session

Based on 14 days of 160-minute classes.

Calendar Event Date(s)
Priority Application Deadline March 15
Financial Aid Priority Processing Deadline March 15
Advising Week April 6-10
Seniors, Post-baccalaureate, and Graduate April 13 - May 4
Freshman April 14 - May 4
Sophomores and Juniors April 15 - May 4
Non-degree, Transient, and Audit Students April 16 - May 4
Early Registration Fee Payment Deadline (May & May/June Sessions) May 4
Classes Begin May 18
Schedule Change (add/ drop with 100% Refund) May 18
Pro- Rated Partial Refund (Total Withdrawal) See chart
Deadline to Withdraw (Full-May-term) May 22
Deadline to Withdraw (Short-terms) See Dates of Terms
Holiday (no classes, offices closed) May 25
Midterm May 28
Classes End (Full-May-term) June 5
Classes End (Short-terms) See Dates of Terms
Final Examinations June 8

June Session

Based on 27 days of 85-minute classes, 13 days of 175-minute classes, and 7 weeks of instruction.

Calendar Event Date(s)
Admissions Application Deadline March 15
Financial Aid Priority Processing Deadline March 15
Advising Week April 6-10
Seniors, Post-baccalaureate, and Graduate April 13 - May 4
Freshman April 14 - May 4
Sophomores and Juniors April 15 - May 4
Non-degree, Transient, and Audit Students April 16 - May 4
Application Deadline for Summer Graduation May 11
Summer Open Registration May 18-June 4
Early Registration Fee Payment Deadline (June Session) June 4
New Student Orientation June 10
Late Registration June 11
Classes Begin June 15
Schedule Change (add/ drop with 100% Refund) June 15, 16
Late Registration/Schedule Change fee payment June 16
Pro- Rated Partial Refund (Total Withdrawal) See chart
Deadline to Withdraw (Full-June-term) June 25
Deadline to Withdraw (Short-terms) See Dates of Terms
Holiday (no classes, offices closed) July 3
Midterm July 7
Classes End (Full-June-term) July 27 for Mon/Weds classes July 29 for all others
Classes End (Short-terms) See Dates of Terms
Grades are Due August 7 (12 noon)
Grades are Official August 11
Final Examinations July 31, August 1, 3,4,5

Total Withdrawal

If withdrawing from all courses, according to the Board Regents' policy, the refund amount for a student is based on a pro rata percentage determined by the number of calendar days in the semester that the student completed.

Fee Payment Deadlines

All Fees must be paid by these deadlines. If there is a remaining balance on your account after either of these deadlines, you may be dropped from all courses. If your balance is zero, your registration will be confirmed automatically.

If you decide not to attend, you must drop your courses in ISIS before the first day of the term/semester. Failure to do so will result in your remaining officially registered and may result in the assignment of failing grades.

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