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Fall Semester Add/Drop Class Deadline
Due Aug 17 - Add to Google Calendar
Classes: All

Last day to add a 3 credit course - no exceptions. This is the last day to drop a course using DART or NOVO. You must use an eform to drop a course after this date.

Fall Semester Pass/Fail Opens Aug. 10
Due Aug 17 - Add to Google Calendar
Classes: Junior,Senior

Declare BEGINNING August 10 to request an elective class pass/fail through August 17 by using the Advising Form on Your Student Dashboard on mendozaugrad.nd.edu

Fall Semester Overload Request Submission Opens April 27
Due Aug 17 - Add to Google Calendar
Classes: All

Use the student dashboard Overload Request Form from April 27 through Aug. 14. On Aug. 17, you must contact an advisor for approval. Students must have a 3.4 gpa.

Major Declaration Window Opens September 14
Due Sep 18 - Add to Google Calendar
Class: Sophomore

From Sept. 14 through Sept. 18, Sophomores must use their Student Dashboard to place their major request selection.

Upcoming Events

Aug

Meet The Firms

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Location: Virtual Webinar from 8:30-10:00pm

Sophomores & FY Business Intents: Here's your opportunity to become acquainted with the accountancy industry and most prominent firms.
Deloitte, EY, KPMG, and PwC, Grant Thornton, BDO, Plante Moran, Andersen, protiviti, Comcast, GE, etc.

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Sep

2020 Virtual Fall Career Fair 4:00-8:00

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Location: Virtual Fall Career Fair from 4:00-8:00pm

Employers recruiting students for internships and full-time jobs in all industries.

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