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Deadlines and Dates

Study Abroad Application Approvals
Due Oct 13 - Add to Google Calendar
Class: Sophomore

Deadline for all Mendoza Sophomores to receive advisor and Dean's approval for Study Abroad Applications. Student must schedule appt. (from Student Dashboard) between Sept. 15 - Oct. 13, 2017

Request Tutor Deadline
Due Oct 13 - Add to Google Calendar
Classes: All

Deadline to request a fall semester business course tutor. Log into your Student Dashboard and submit the online form.

Spring Semester Classes Viewable
Due Oct 26 - Add to Google Calendar
Classes: All

The spring semester course catalog is available online to view.

Drop a 3 cr. Class Deadline 5pm - NO EXCEPTIONS
Due Oct 27 - Add to Google Calendar
Classes: All

Students may submit an eForm to drop a course between September 1 and October 24. You must see an advisor to drop a course Wed., Oct. 25 through Fri., October 27 before 5pm in Room 101.

Drop 2nd Half Semester 1.5 Credit Class Deadline 5pm
Due Nov 17 - Add to Google Calendar
Classes: All

Last day to drop a second half semester 1.5 credit class. Look on Class Search for the drop deadline date - specifically under your course description. Some deadlines are EARLIER than this. (Use eForm on insideND unless you are wishing to drop after October 24, then you need to go to Room 101)

Final Exam Conflict
Due Dec 1 - Add to Google Calendar
Classes: Sophomore,Junior,Senior

Deadline to Resolve a Fall Semester Final Exam Conflict in order to give instructor one week's notice. Use eForm on insideND between October 30-Dec. 1

Upcoming Events

Sep

Decade of Decisions

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Location: Jordan Auditorium at 4pm

Find out more about Accounting and Consulting Careers. Are you Creative? Good with People? A strong writer? A problem solver? This is a presentation open to ALL Majors sponsored by the University of Notre Dame Department of Accountancy.

Oct

Mendoza Major Night

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Location: Mendoza Atrium at 5pm

Sophomores: Faculty, Business Club Representatives, Career Center staff, and Upperclassmen will be on hand to talk with you about choosing a major that best fits your skills, interests and career goals.

Oct

Boardroom Insights Speaker: Diane M. Aigotti

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Location: Jordan Auditorium at 10:40am

#3 of seven in this Fall Semester's Boardroom Insights Speaker Series: Diane M. Aigotti, Executive Vice president and CFO of Ryan Specialty Group. Everyone welcome.

Oct

Boardroom Insights Speaker: Tony Crudele

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Location: Jordan Auditorium at 10:40am

#4 of seven in this Fall Semester's Boardroom Insights Speaker Series: Tony Crudele, Former Executive Vice President and CFO of Tractor Supply Co. Everyone welcome.

Nov

Boardroom Insights: Paul Reilly

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Location: Jordan Auditorium at 10:40am

Event #5 in this Fall Semester's Boardroom Insights Speaker Series: Paul Reilly, Chairman and CEO of Raymond James Financial. Everyone welcome.

Nov

Boardroom Insights Speaker: Crane Kenney

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Location: Jordan Auditorium at 10:40am

The sixth event in this Fall Semester's Boardroom Insights Speaker Series: Crane Kenney, President of Business Operations for the Chicago Cubs. Everyone welcome.

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