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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

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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