The Fall 2025 Exam Schedule is available.
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General Campus Final Examination Schedule
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Mathematics Examinations
Detailed schedule: (gives dates but not room assignments for Math Groups B,F) A schedule including room assignments (if applicable) is accessible from the Departmental Home page 2 weeks before the end of the term.
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Make-ups
Make-up exams for Group B/F exams, will be by permission of the instructor
For details and alternate dates:
Final Examination Rules
Conflicts, make-ups, and other issues
Final Examination Policies
SAS policies
A full statement of SAS policies on final examinations is given here.
Particularly noteworthy:
For all SAS courses, the expectation is that final exam times will be the ones in the published schedule, and any requests for exceptions must come to the SAS Vice Dean for Undergraduate Education prior to the exam period.
Policies of other units, such as Engineering, may vary.
Some salient points are summarized on the final examination schedule page as follows.
RULES FOR FINAL EXAMINATIONS
The following rules shall govern the construction of the examination schedule and the handling of examination conflicts.
All final exams must be scheduled during the official Final Examination period as stated in the academic calendar except those approved by the Dean of Instruction of the academic unit.
Exam periods will be three hours in length and will be scheduled at the following hours: 8:00 - 11:00 am, 12:00 Noon - 3:00 pm, 4:00 - 7:00 pm or 8:00 - 11:00 pm.
Exams for courses regularly scheduled in the evenings have priority in terms of space and time over group or conflicts exams which might also be scheduled in the evening, Students enrolled in courses which are regularly scheduled in the evenings must take those exams at their scheduled times.
Exam Conflicts
- A student shall be said to have an exam conflict if that student has more than two exams beginning in a 25-hour period or two exams scheduled for the same exam period.
- In resolving conflicts, priority will be given in the following order:
- Exams in face-to-face and online-synchronous courses
- Group exams
- Exams in online asynchronous courses
- "By Arrangement" (exam code "A")
- The student with three exams with equivalent priority (e.g., three group exams or three synchronous course exams) in a 25-hour period will try to reschedule one of the exams as a make-up. If the instructors involved do not volunteer to give a make-up exam for such a student, then the middle exam will be rescheduled as a make-up.
- In the event that a student's request to have a make-up exam due to a conflict is initially denied by the department offering the exam, the student may appeal to the academic dean responsible for undergraduate education in the school offering the course. The dean's decision will be binding on both the student and the department offering the course.
- Students are advised to provide timely notification to instructors about exam conflicts.
Comments on the above
In the Mathematics Department the faculty often verify the conflicts themselves. In such cases one should take pains to check that the conflict actually falls within one of the stated cases. When questions arise as to which of two or more exams should be rescheduled, as a matter of custom it is generally more convenient for the larger course to give way, as they are likely to need a make-up examination in any case.
Final examination times are set by the scheduling office and are not to be modified by the instructors