The Adelphi University academic calendar is a comprehensive schedule that outlines the important dates and deadlines for the academic year. The calendar is designed to help students, faculty, and staff plan and stay organized throughout the year. The academic calendar typically includes information on semester start and end dates, holidays, finals week, and other important events.
Overview of the Adelphi Academic Calendar
The Adelphi University academic calendar is divided into two main semesters: fall and spring. The fall semester typically begins in late August and ends in mid-December, while the spring semester starts in late January and ends in early May. The university also offers winter and summer sessions, which provide students with additional opportunities to take courses and earn credits.
Key Dates and Deadlines
Some of the key dates and deadlines on the Adelphi academic calendar include:
- First day of classes: typically late August for the fall semester and late January for the spring semester
- Last day to add or drop courses: usually within the first week of classes
- Midterm exams: typically held in late October for the fall semester and late March for the spring semester
- Thanksgiving break: usually held in late November
- Final exams: typically held in mid-December for the fall semester and early May for the spring semester
- Commencement: usually held in late May
The academic calendar also includes important deadlines for registration, tuition payment, and financial aid. Students are encouraged to review the calendar regularly to stay informed about upcoming events and deadlines.
| Semester | Start Date | End Date |
|---|---|---|
| Fall | August 29 | December 18 |
| Spring | January 24 | May 12 |
| Winter | January 3 | January 21 |
| Summer | May 23 | August 13 |
Academic Calendar by Term
The Adelphi University academic calendar is organized by term, with each term having its own set of important dates and deadlines. The fall and spring semesters are the longest terms, with the winter and summer sessions being shorter.
Fall Semester
The fall semester typically begins in late August and ends in mid-December. Some of the key dates and deadlines for the fall semester include:
- First day of classes: August 29
- Last day to add or drop courses: September 4
- Midterm exams: October 24-28
- Thanksgiving break: November 22-26
- Final exams: December 12-18
Spring Semester
The spring semester typically starts in late January and ends in early May. Some of the key dates and deadlines for the spring semester include:
- First day of classes: January 24
- Last day to add or drop courses: January 30
- Midterm exams: March 20-24
- Spring break: April 3-7
- Final exams: May 1-12
Winter Session
The winter session is a short term that typically takes place in January. Some of the key dates and deadlines for the winter session include:
- First day of classes: January 3
- Last day to add or drop courses: January 5
- Final exams: January 19-21
Summer Session
The summer session is a short term that typically takes place in May and June. Some of the key dates and deadlines for the summer session include:
- First day of classes: May 23
- Last day to add or drop courses: May 25
- Final exams: August 10-13
What is the first day of classes for the fall semester?
+The first day of classes for the fall semester is typically late August, with the exact date varying from year to year. For the current academic year, the first day of classes is August 29.
How do I register for courses?
+Students can register for courses through the Adelphi University online portal. The registration process typically begins several weeks before the start of each semester, and students are encouraged to register as early as possible to ensure availability of their desired courses.
What is the deadline for tuition payment?
+The deadline for tuition payment varies depending on the semester and the student’s payment plan. Students are encouraged to review the academic calendar and their financial aid package to determine their specific tuition payment deadline.
