Fall 2016 – Weekend College
Fall 2016 Academic Calendar – Weekend College
First Weekend Session (September 9 – October 22, 2016)
September
9 Fri.
Last day to register or add a course. Fish ‘R’ Net registration and add activity ends at midnight; withdrawal activity remains open.
9-10 Fri.-Sat.
First Weekend class meeting.
10 Sat.
All late registration activity requires approval of the instructor and School Dean.
12 Mon.
Last day to change between audit and credit or sign up to take a course S/U or withdraw without academic record.
13 Tues.
“W” grades begin.
23 Fri.
Last day to remove Summer Incomplete grades.
23-24 Fri.-Sat
Weekend classes meet.
30 Fri.
Last day to withdraw with a “W.” Withdrawal activity on Fish ‘R’ Net ends. Withdrawal after this date results in an “F.”
October
7-8 Fri.-Sat.
Weekend classes meet.
21-22 Fri.-Sat.
Last Weekend class meeting.
26 Wed.
Final Grades Due at Noon.
January 2017
27 Fri.
Last day to remove Fall Incomplete grades.
Second Weekend Session (November 4 – December 17, 2016)
November
4 Fri.
Last day to register or add a course. Fish ‘R’ Net registration and add activity ends at midnight; withdrawal activity remains open.
4-5 Fri.-Sat.
First Weekend class meeting.
5 Sat.
All late registration activity requires the approval of the instructor and school dean.
7 Mon.
Last day to change between audit and credit or sign up to take a course S/U or withdraw without academic record.
8 Tues.
“W” grades begin.
18-19 Fri.-Sat.
Weekend classes meet.
24 Thurs.
Thanksgiving.
25 Fri.
Last day to withdraw with a “W.” Withdrawal activity on Fish ‘R’ Net ends. Withdrawal after this date results in an “F.”
December
2-3 Fri.-Sat
Weekend classes meet.
16-17 Fri.-Sat.
Last Weekend class meeting.
19 Mon.
Final Grades Due at Noon.
January 2017
27 Fri.
Last day to remove Fall Incomplete grades.
Note: The academic year typically begins the Tuesday after Labor Day and ends with Commencement the Saturday of Mother’s Day weekend in May. The number of weeks in each semester is determined by the Academic Calendar Committee and approved by the Faculty Assembly. The Committee assures that there are enough weeks in each semester so that each course on a typical schedule meets the New York State standard for 750 instructional/class minutes per credit hour or 2250 minutes for three credits.