12 p.m.

For juniors, seniors and Graduate Institute Liberal Arts students.

12 p.m.

Graduate Institute Liberal Arts and Eastern Classics student deposits due for Spring 2019 term.

12 p.m.

2:30 p.m., Dining Hall

Required of all Sophomores who have not yet passed; Freshmen are obliged to attempt the test once by the end of the Freshman year

Registration forms due for Spring 2019, Office of the Registrar

This reserves a place in undergraduate classes and housing for Spring 2019

Freshman Don Rags may begin

2:15 p.m., Junior Common Room

All undergraduate classes in session unless the tutor is sitting in Freshman Don Rags.

No Classes - Dormitories and Dining Hall remains open

• Completion of Financial Aid/Loan file for Spring 2019 term

• Student Account for Spring 2019 must be paid in full or TMS budgeted, arranged and verified with Treasurer’s Office

• Student Health Insurance Waiver for Spring 2019 due in Treasurer’s Office

From January Freshmen, re-admitted students, and new Graduate Institute students.

Failure to meet these deadlines triggers withdrawal from financial aid funding and enrollment rosters for Spring 2019.

For all Sophomores who have not yet passed. - 2:30 p.m., Dining Hall

Freshman are obliged to attempys the test once by the end of Frshman year.

All undergraduate tutorials are in session, unless the tutor indicates otherwise; seminars meet as regularly scheduled.

Library Call-In Week

5 p.m., Personal & Professional Deveopment

5 p.m., Dining Hall

7 p.m., Great Hall

6 p.m., Location TBD

Classes end with seminar or preceptorial as scheduled or as arranged by tutor

LIBRARY materials due by 10 p.m.

All students, including those moving off-campusor not returning for Spring 2019 term, must vacate rooms by noon.

January Freshman missing or incomplete work from SU 2018 unless earlier date stipulated by tutor

Except for preceptorials

9 a.m.

Coffee Shop opens for dinner.

see JF Orientation Schedule forall activities and meetings

Registration:

• January Freshmen, Readmitted Students: 9 a.m. - 4 p.m., Weigle Hall
• New and Continuing GRADUATE Institute Students: 9 a.m. - 4 p.m., Weigle Hall

3 p.m., Darkey Common Room

5 p.m., Levan Hall

For new GI students, followed by reception

1 - 5 p.m.

Graduate Institute regularly scheduled classes begin

6:15 p.m., Great Hall

For January Freshmen and first-term graduate students

7:30 p.m.

3:15 p.m., Junior Common Room

Office of the Treasurer

2:30 p.m., Dining Hall

Fall and January FR are obliged to attempt the test once by the end of FR year.

Tutorials canceled

7 - 9 p.m., Hunt House

Senior Essays due: 9 p.m.

Senior Essay Committee Members Claim Essays, Registrar’s Office

5 p.m., Career Services Office 

Undergraduate InterCampus Transfer forms and $500 deposits due at the Office of the Registrar. No exceptions. For Transfer Applicants: The MARCH 1 Financial Aid date is the next all-important deadline in this process.

3:15 p.m.

• Senior Essay oral examinations, Ault-Evers Room, Meem Library
• GI Liberal Arts seminar oral examinations

1:30 - 3:30 p.m.

Special events as scheduled; undergraduate tutorials canceled; all GI classes meet as scheduled

2:30 p.m., Dining Hall

Fall and January Freshmen are obliged to attempt the test once by the end of freshman year.

5 p.m., Personal & Professional Development