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Final Exams Tuesday, December 10 through Saturday, December 14

The University follows a full 15-week academic calendar for Terms I and II. During the fifteenth, or final week of the term, every class is expected to meet once for a one-hour and fifty-minute (1 hr., 50 min.) period, whether or not a final examination is given. If no examination is planned, the time is to be used for normal instructional purposes.

Each class will meet in the room assigned for the previous 14 weeks, but the time will be different. (These changes are necessary to protect students, as much as possible, from having three examinations on one day or even from having back-to-back examinations.)

For classes scheduled from 8 a.m. through 3 p.m., Monday through Friday:

For courses having both lecture and recitation periods, the time of the final class meeting is determined from the day and time for the first lecture period of the week. For courses having recitation periods only, the final class meeting is determined from the day and time of the first recitation period.

To determine the day and time for the final meeting of any class, note the day and hour of the first lecture or the first recitation period.

From Section I "Final Class Meeting Times by Code Letters," obtain the final class meeting code letter which has been chosen for the class involved. Then consult Section II "Actual Dates and Times of the Final Class Meeting."

EXAMPLE: PHL 1000 SEC. 02 10:00 a.m. MWF

From the basic Schedule, the first meeting in the week is Monday, 10 a.m.
From Section I final class code letter is C
From Section II, final class meeting will be Saturday, December 14, from 11 a.m. to 12:50 p.m.

Instructors should inform all members of their classes of the time and place of the final class meeting as soon as possible.

SPECIAL NOTES:

1. If a student has been assigned three examinations during the same day of the final week of the term, he/she may ask his/her academic dean for reassignment of an exam. Conflicts involving two scheduled class meetings may also be referred to his/her academic dean for resolution.
2. Class meeting times during the final week of the term have been determined by the Academic Leadership Team. No allowance is made and no approval is given by the Academic Leadership Team for final examinations prior to the final week. Furthermore, no regular examinations or quizzes are to be assigned during the week prior to the final week.
3. Instructors wishing time/room changes for the final examinations must obtain approval from the dean of their college/school.

Online registration through My Portal is available 24/7 at 

In-Person Registration Assistance in the Office of the Registrar

Monday-Friday 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Advising begins Monday, March 11, 2024 for Fall 2024. Please see your advisor as early as possible. Many programs require advisors to remove registration holds before students can use My Portal to register. If you get a message about needing an "Advising Hold" when you attempt to register, this means your advisor has not released your hold to allow you to register. Your advisor needs to remove the hold from your account once you have completed your advising.

Student athletes (who have been coded as an athlete for the upcoming semester) and students who are veterans (who are currently receiving benefits and/or provided a copy of their DD214 to the Office of the Registrar) start registering on Thursday, March 14th at 8:30am. All other students follow the priority schedule below. If you have questions about your status, athletes should contact Amy Gasahl at palingal@udmercy.edu. Veterans with questions should contact a School Certifying Official at vms@udmercy.edu. 

Priority Registration begins on Monday, March 18, 2024 at midnight (12 a.m. Sunday night). Each day the priority group is eligible at midnight based on the table below.

Students can start registering online according to the following schedule:

OPEN REGISTRATION
March 23-August 25

Registration occurring after August 25- Late Registration ($200 Late Registration Fee charged for any initial registration after August 27)

Students can register anytime during the assigned day for their class standing or after their assigned day. Class standing is determined by the actual number of earned hours as of the official enrollment date in the current semester. Your class standing doesn't change until you have enough earned hours.

Incomplete grades or transfer hours not posted to your account may effect your class standing (current semester courses are not included in your class standing unless they have earned a final grade):

Courses meeting at non-standard time keys may have their final exam placed on Friday from 2:00 — 3:50 pm at the discretion of the Office of the Registrar.

Final Exam Schedule — Late Afternoon, Evening and Weekend Classes

YOUR FINAL CLASS WILL MEET IN THE LOCATION WHERE YOU REGULARLY MET.

NOTE: If classes meet at times other than the times listed above, instructors should check with the Registrar’s Office for day/time assignments. All final class meetings will be held in the same room as during the semester unless otherwise notified .

Important Notes:

* Above dates may vary for courses less than full semester. Please refer to the Schedule of Classes.
** Instructor signature required if class is closed and once add/drop week is over.

 *Winter Intersession: These are fast-paced, shortened courses that are completed in the break between the Fall and Winter semester. Be careful to check the dates of the sections you are registering for. These credit hours are attached to the Winter semester and will count towards tuition charges and financial aid enrollment status for the Winter.  

Online registration through My Portal is available 24/7 at 

In-Person Registration Assistance in the Office of the Registrar

Monday-Friday 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Advising begins Monday, October 28, 2024 for Winter 2025. Please see your advisor as early as possible. Many programs require advisors to remove registration holds before students can use My Portal to register. If you get a message about needing an "Advising Hold" when you attempt to register, this means your advisor has not released your hold to allow you to register. Your advisor needs to remove the hold from your account once you have completed your advising.

Student athletes (who have been coded as an athlete for the upcoming semester) and students who are veterans (who are currently receiving benefits and/or provided a copy of their DD214 to the Office of the Registrar) start registering on Thursday, October 31st at 8:30am. All other students follow the priority schedule below. If you have questions about your status, athletes should contact Amy Gasahl at palingal@udmercy.edu; Veterans with questions should contact the School Certifying Officials at vms@udmercy.edu. 

Priority Registration begins on Monday, November 4, 2024 at midnight (12 a.m. Sunday night) Each day the priority group is eligible at midnight based on the table below. 

Students can start registering online according to the following schedule:

OPEN REGISTRATION

November 4, 2024-January 5, 2025. Starting January 6th, a $200 late registration fee is assessed for any initial registrations. 

Students can register anytime during the assigned day for their class standing, or after their assigned day. Class standing is determined by the actual number of earned hours as of the official enrollment date in the current semester. Incomplete grades or transfer hours not posted to your account may effect your class standing (current semester courses are not included in your class standing unless they are completed and have a final grade posted to your record):

Please note: Law and Dental students may adhere to a different schedule. Please contact your appropriate school for more information.

The University follows a full 15-week academic calendar for Terms I and II. During the 15th, or final week of the term, every class is expected to meet once for a one-hour and fifty-minute (1 hr., 50 min.) period, whether or not a final examination is given. If no examination is planned, the time is to be used for normal instructional purposes.

Each class will meet in the room assigned for the previous 14 weeks. The day will be one of the days on which the class met during the term, but the time will be different. (These changes are necessary to protect students, as much as possible, from having three examinations on one day or even from having back-to-back examinations.) To determine the day and time for each final class meeting, please read Final Exam Schedule: Day Classes or Final Exam Schedule: Evening and Weekend College classes.

For classes scheduled from 8 a.m. through 3 p.m., Monday through Friday:

For courses having both lecture and recitation periods, the time of the final class meeting is determined from the day and time for the first lecture period of the week. For courses having recitation periods only, the final class meeting is determined from the day and time of the first recitation period.

To determine the day and time for the final meeting of any class, note the day and hour of the first lecture or the first recitation period.

From Section I "Final Class Meeting Times by Code Letters," obtain the final class meeting code letter, which has been chosen for the class involved. Then consult Section II "Actual Dates and Times of the Final Class Meeting."

EXAMPLE: PHL 100 SEC. 03 10:00 a.m. MWF

From the basic Schedule, the first meeting in the week is Monday, 10:00 a.m.
From Section I final class code letter is C
From Section II, final class meeting will be Saturday, April 27, from 11:00 a.m. to 12:50 p.m.

Instructors should inform all members of their classes of the time and place of the final class meeting as soon as possible.

Special notes

1. If a student has been assigned three examinations during the same day of the final week of the term, he/she may ask his/her academic dean for reassignment of an exam. Conflicts involving two scheduled class meetings may also be referred to his/her academic dean for resolution.
2. Class meeting times during the final week of the term have been determined by the Academic Leadership Team. No allowance is made and no approval is given by the Academic Leadership Team for final examinations prior to the final week. Furthermore, no regular examinations or quizzes are to be assigned during the week prior to the final week.
3. Instructors wishing time/room changes for the final examinations must obtain approval from the dean of their college/school.

Section 1

Section 2

Courses meeting at non-standard time keys may have their final exam placed on Friday from 2-3:50 p.m. at the discretion of the Office of the Registrar.

Note: Your final class will meet in the location where you regularly met. If classes met at times other than the times listed above, instructors should check with the Registrar's Office for day/time assignments. All final class meetings will be held in the same room as during the semester unless otherwise notified.

NOTE: If classes meet at times other than the times listed above, instructors should check with the Registrar’s Office for day/time assignments. All final class meetings will be held in the same room as during the semester unless otherwise notified.

Summer Session I 2025 (May 5—June 23) 7 Week Session 

Online registration through My Portal is available 24/7 at 

In-Person Registration Assistance in the Office of the Registrar

Monday-Friday 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Advising begins Monday, October 28, 2024 for Summer 2025. Please see your advisor as early as possible. Many programs require advisors to remove registration holds before students can use My Portal to register. If you get a message about needing an "Advising Hold" when you attempt to register, this means your advisor has not released your hold to allow you to register. Your advisor needs to remove the hold from your account once you have completed your advising.

Student athletes (who have been coded as an athlete for the upcoming semester) and students who are veterans (who are currently receiving benefits and/or provided a copy of their DD214 to the Office of the Registrar) start registering on Thursday, October 31st at 8:30am. All other students follow the priority schedule below. If you have questions about your status, athletes should contact Amy Gasahl at palingal@udmercy.edu; Veterans with questions should contact a School Certifying Official at vms@udmercy.edu. 

Priority Registration begins on Monday, November 4, 2024 at midnight (12 a.m. Sunday night) Each day the priority group is eligible at midnight based on the table below. 

Students can start registering online according to the following schedule:

PRIORITY REGISTRATION (see definitions below)

OPEN REGISTRATION

Students can register anytime during the assigned day for their class standing or after their assigned day. Class standing is determined by the actual number of earned hours as of the official enrollment date in the current semester. Incomplete grades or transfer hours not posted to your account may affect your class standing (current semester courses are not included in your class standing):

Summer Session II 2025 - June 23-August 9 (7 Week Session)

Online registration through My Portal is available 24/7 at 

In-Person Registration Assistance in the Office of the Registrar

Monday-Friday 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Advising begins Monday, October 28, 2024 for Summer 2025. Please see your advisor as early as possible. Many programs require advisors to remove registration holds before students can use My Portal to register. If you get a message about needing an "Advising Hold" when you attempt to register, this means your advisor has not released your hold to allow you to register. Your advisor needs to remove the hold from your account once you have completed your advising.

Student athletes (who have been coded as an athlete for the upcoming semester) and students who are veterans (who are currently receiving benefits and/or provided a copy of their DD214 to the Office of the Registrar) start registering on Thursday, October 31st at 8:30am. All other students follow the priority schedule below. If you have questions about your status, athletes should contact Amy Gasahl at palingal@udmercy.edu; Veterans with questions should contact a School Certifying Official at vms@udmercy.edu. 

Priority Registration begins on Monday, November 4, 2024 at midnight (12 a.m. Sunday night) Each day the priority group is eligible at midnight based on the table below. 

Students can start registering online according to the following schedule:

PRIORITY REGISTRATION (see definitions below)

OPEN REGISTRATION

November 11, 2024-June 22, 2025

Students can register anytime during the assigned day for their class standing or after their assigned day. Class standing is determined by the actual number of earned hours as of the official enrollment date in the current semester. Incomplete grades or transfer hours not posted to your account may effect your class standing (current semester courses are not included in your class standing):

Summer Term III 2025 - May 5-August 9 (14 Week Session)

Online registration through My Portal is available 24/7 at 

In-Person Registration Assistance in the Office of the Registrar

Monday-Friday 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Advising begins Monday, October 28, 2024 for Summer 2025. Please see your advisor as early as possible. Many programs require advisors to remove registration holds before students can use My Portal to register. If you get a message about needing an "Advising Hold" when you attempt to register, this means your advisor has not released your hold to allow you to register. Your advisor needs to remove the hold from your account once you have completed your advising.

Student athletes (who have been coded as an athlete for the upcoming semester) and students who are veterans (who are currently receiving benefits and/or provided a copy of their DD214 to the Office of the Registrar) start registering on Thursday, October 31st at 8:30am. All other students follow the priority schedule below. If you have questions about your status, athletes should contact Amy Gasahl at palingal@udmercy.edu; Veterans with questions should contact a School Certifying Official at vms@udmercy.edu. 

Priority Registration begins on Monday, November 4, 2024 at midnight (12 a.m. Sunday night) Each day the priority group is eligible at midnight based on the table below. 

Students can start registering online according to the following schedule:

PRIORITY REGISTRATION (see definitions below)

OPEN REGISTRATION

Students can register anytime during the assigned day for their class standing or after their assigned day. Class standing is determined by the actual number of earned hours as of the official enrollment date in the current semester. Incomplete grades or transfer hours not posted to your account may affect your class standing (current semester courses are not included in your class standing):