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2012-2013 Academic Calendar - Columbus State University

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Academics

2012-2013 Academic Calendar

Summer Term 2012

May Session

Based on 14 days of 160-minute classes.

Calendar Event Date(s)
Financial Aid Priority Processing Deadline March 15
Admissions Application Deadline April 15
Advising Week April 2-6
Early Registration April 9- May 1
Early Registration Fee Payment Deadline (May & May/June Sessions) May 1
Classes Begin May 14
Schedule Change (add/ drop with 100% Refund) May 14
Fee payment deadline for late Registration/Schedule change May 14
Pro- Rated Partial Refund (Total Withdrawal) See Chart
Deadline to Withdraw (may-term) May 19
Deadline to Withdraw (short-terms) See Dates of Terms
Midterm May 23
Holiday (no classes, offices closed) May 28
Classes End June 1
Final Examinations June 4
Grades are Due (may-term) August 3 (10:00 a.m.)
Grades are Due (short-terms) See Grades by terms

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)
Financial Aid Priority Processing Deadline March 15
Admissions Application Deadline May 15
Advising Week April 2-6
Early Registration April 9- May 1
Application Deadline for Summer Graduation May 15
Summer Open Registration May 14- June 6
Early Registration Fee Payment Deadline (June Session) June 1
New Student Orientation See Orientation Dates
Late Registration June 7
Classes Begin June 11
Schedule Change (add/ drop with 100% Refund) June 13-14
Fee payment deadline for late Registration/Schedule change June 14
Pell Grant payments based on enrollment as of this date June 14
Pro- Rated Partial Refund (Total Withdrawal) See Chart
Holiday (no classes, offices closed) July 4
Deadline to Withdraw (full-term) June 22
Deadline to Withdraw (short-terms) See Dates of Terms
Midterm July 5
Classes End July 26
Final Examinations July 27-28, 30-31 and August 1
Grades are Due (full-term) August 3 (10:00 a.m.)
Grades are Due (short-terms) See Grades by terms

Fall Semester 2012

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 April 2-6
Early Registration
Graduate College April 2- July 26
Seniors and Post-baccalaureate April 9 - July 26
Freshman April 10- July 26
Sophomores and Juniors April 11- July 26
Non-degree, Transient, and Audit Students April 12- July 26
Financial Aid Priority Processing Deadline May 2
New Student Orientation See Various Dates
Priority Application Deadline May 2
Admissions Application Deadline June 30
Early Registration Fee Payment Deadline July 27
Late Registration August 9
Refunds: Total Withdrawal 100% TBA
Classes Begin August 13
Schedule Change for Full-Term Courses, Drop/Add (100% Refund) August 13-17
Fee payment deadline for late Registration/Schedule change August 17
Pell Grant payments based on enrollment as of this date August 17
Application Deadline for Fall 2012 Graduation August 28
Pro- Rated Partial Refund (Total Withdrawal) See Chart
Labor Day Holiday (no classes, offices closed) September 3
Deadline to Withdraw (full-term) September 7
Deadline to Withdraw (short-terms) See Dates of Terms
Midterm October 4
Fall Break (no classes) October 8-9
For Spring 2012 Admissions, Advising, Registration and other dates that occur during Fall, please see the Spring 2013 Calendar (TBA)
Thanksgiving Holiday Break (no classes) November 21-25
Thanksgiving Holiday Break (offices closed) November 22-25
Student Course Evaluations To be established via Social Research Center
Classes End December 4*
Study Day December 5
Final Examinations December 6-8, 10-12
Graduation Ceremony December 10
Grades are Due (full-term) December 14 (10:00 a.m.)
Grades are Due (short-terms) See Grades by terms
Grades are Official January 3, 2013

*The last class day for regular term Tues/Thurs classes is Thursday, Nov. 29. The last class day for regular term Mon/Wed classes is Monday, Dec. 3. The last class for 2/3rds, 3rd 1/3rd and 2nd Half term courses is Tuesday Dec. 4.

Spring Semester 2013

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 October 29-November 2
Financial Aid Priority Processing Deadline November 1
Early Registration
Graduate College October 29- December 12
Seniors and Post-baccalaureate November 5- December 12
Freshman November 6- December 12
Sophomores and Juniors November 7- December 12
Non-degree, Transient, and Audit Students November 8- December 12
Admissions Application Deadline November 30
Early Registration Fee Payment Deadline December 13
Late Registration January 4
Classes Begin January 7
Schedule Change for Full-Term Courses, Drop/Add (100% Refund) January 7-11
Pell Grant payments based on enrollment as of this date January 11
Fee Payment deadline for late Registration/Schedule Change January 11
Pro-Rated Partial Refund (Total Withdrawal) See Chart
Application Deadline for Spring 2012 Graduation January 18
Martin Luther King Holiday (no classes, offices closed) January 21
Deadline to Withdraw (full-term) February 4
Deadline to Withdraw (short-terms) See Dates of Terms
Midterm Feburary 28
Spring Break (no classes) March 4-10
Student Course Evaluations To be established by the Social Research Center
Classes End April 29
Study Day April 30 before 4:30 p.m.
Final Examinations April 30 (evening classes only), May 1-4 & 6
Graduation Ceremony May 6
Grades are Due (full-term) May 8 (10:00 a.m.)
Grades are Due (short-terms) See Grades by terms

Refunds for Total Withdrawal After Official Start of Term

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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