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Deadlines and Dates

Registration Begins Monday Nov 18th - Open through January 21
Due Nov 18 - Add to Google Calendar
Class: Senior

Senior Registration Opens for Spring Semester Classes

Junior Registration Begins Wednesday, Nov. 20 - Open through January 21
Due Nov 20 - Add to Google Calendar
Class: Junior

Junior Registration Opens for Spring Semester Classes

Drop 2nd HALF SEMESTER 1.5 CREDIT CLASS Deadline 5pm
Due Nov 22 - 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 the course description. Some deadlines are EARLIER than this. (Use eForm on insideND, unless you drop after Nov. 1, then you need to see advisor in 101 Mendoza.)

Sophomore Registration Begins Fri., Nov. 22nd - Open through Jan. 21st
Due Nov 22 - Add to Google Calendar
Class: Sophomore

Sophomore Registration Opens for Spring Semester Classes

Spring Semester Overload Request BEGINS Dec. 2
Due Dec 2 - Add to Google Calendar
Classes: Sophomore,Junior,Senior

Use the student dashboard Overload Request Form Dec. 2-Jan. 17. On January 20 & 21, you must meet with an advisor for approval. A 3.4 GPA is the guideline unless it is for an SSLP or ROTC.

Final Exam Conflict
Due Dec 6 - 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 titled "Final Exam Conflict" on insideND. Fill out the eForm and submit between Nov. 6-Dec. 6.

Final Exams
Due Dec 20 - Add to Google Calendar
Classes: All

Final Exams Monday 8:00am through Friday 6:15pm. Check Registrar.nd.edu (on top right --EXAMS)for location and/or time.

Upcoming Events

Nov

Berges Lecture in Business Ethics: Bo Young Lee

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Location: Jordan Auditorium at 7:00pm

The fifth of the Fall 2019 Lecture Series: "Fostering an Inclusive Culture at Uber" presented by Bo Young Lee, Chief Diversity and Inclusion Officer at Uber. Everyone welcome.

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Nov

Robert Jackson, Commissioner, U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission

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Location: Jordan Auditorium at 11:00am

This is the third speaker in the Dean's Speaker Series. This is a free event and open to all.

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Apr

2020 "Fraud Day"

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Location: Downes Ballroom, Corbett Family Hall

Experts in corporate fraud will present their unique perspectives and experiences. Free and open to all students.

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May

Mendoza College of Business Diploma Ceremony

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The Mendoza College of Business Diploma Ceremony is where business students are individually recognized and walk across the platform.

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Sunday, November 17, 2019

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Monday, November 18, 2019

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Monday, November 18, 2019

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Monday, November 18, 2019

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