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YESHIVA UNIVERSITY
Office of the Vice President for Academic Affairs
1998-1999 Academic Calendar
for the Undergraduate Schools
Prepared 19 April 98 - subject to change. If instructional time is lost because of inclement weather or other emergency, changes in the academic calendar will be made, either by extending the semester, or by whatever other modifications are necessary. Dates apply to all schools unless otherwise specified. All dates are inclusive. The following abbreviations are used:
IBC = Isaac Breuer College of Hebraic Studies JSS = James Striar School of Jewish Studies
MYP = Mazer School/Yeshiva Program SBMP = Stone Beit Midrash Program
SCW = Stern College for Women SSB = Sy Syms School of Business YC = Yeshiva College
Fall Semester, 1998
August 23-25, Sunday-Tuesday -- Orientation for New Students
August 25, Tuesday -- Registration for new students and Program Changes for Israel returnees
August 26, Wednesday -- First Day of Classes
September 7, Monday -- Labor Day, No Classes
September 8, Tuesday -- Last Day to Enter New Class Without Special Permission2
September 11, Friday -- Last Day to File for January Degree1
September 11, Friday -- YC: Hebrew Language Credit/Exemption Exam for HEB 1205/1206 Administered
September 17, Thursday -- Last Day to Apply for November CLEP Tests
September 20-22, Sunday-Tuesday -- Rosh Hashana, No Classes
September 23, Wednesday -- Fast of Gedalya, No Classes
September 29-October 14, Tuesday-Wednesday -- Yom Kippur through Sukkot, No Classes
October 15,Thursday -- Classes Resume
October 22, Thursday -- Tuesday Schedule
October 29-November 4, Thursday-Wednesday -- IBC, JSS, MYP, and SBMP, Midterm Examinations; No SSB-Uptown or YC Non-Jewish Studies Tests
November 3, Tuesday -- Election Day, Regular Classes
November 4, Wednesday -- Last Day for Eligible Students to Withdraw with Partial Tuition Refund
November 15, Sunday -- CLEP Tests Administered
November 26-29, Thursday-Sunday -- Thanksgiving Break, No Classes
November 30, Monday -- Last Day to Withdraw from a Course3 -- Main Campus
November 30-December 4, Monday-Friday -- Period to file for P/N Grade
December 4, Friday -- Last Day to Withdraw from a Course3 -- Midtown Campus
December 18, Friday -- Chanukah Vacation
December 22-28, Tuesday-Monday -- Reading Period, (Laboratories Continue)4
December 22-24, Tuesday-Thursday -- IBC/JSS/MYP/SBMP Finals (Last MYP Session-December 22; MYP Finals-December 24
December 29, Tuesday -- Fast 10th of Tevet, No Classes or Finals
December 30-31 and January 3-7, Wednesday-Thursday and Sunday-Thursday -- Fall Semester Final Examinations
January 1, Friday -- No Finals
January 4, Monday -- Last Day to Apply for February CLEP Tests
January 8-19, Friday-Tuesday -- Intersession
NOTES: 1. Students are advised to submit their applications for graduation to the Registrar at registration and not wait until the deadline.
2. With written permission of the instructor and school dean or director, students may enter a class up to two weeks later.
3. November 30 on the Main Campus or December 4 on the Midtown Campus is the last day to withdraw from a course and to change Hebraic Studies transfer credit without special permission from the dean or director and without notation on the record. However, the proper forms must be filed in the Office of the Registrar.
4. Reading Period is the 14th contact week of the semester. Classes meet at the discretion of instructors; No exams or finals may be given; Laboratories meet.
Spring Semester, 1999
January 19, Tuesday -- Orientation & Registration for New Students; Late Registration for Returning Students (Midtown)
January 20, Wednesday -- First Day of Classes (All Schools); Late Registration for Returning Students (Main)
January 29, Friday -- YC: Hebrew Language Credit/Exemption Exam for HEB 1205/1206 Administered
February 1, Monday -- Last Day to File for May Degree1
February 2, Tuesday -- Last Day to Enter New Class Without Special Permission2
February 17, Wednesday -- Tentative Grades from Fall Become Final
February 21, Sunday -- CLEP Tests Administered
March 1, Monday -- Fast of Esther, Main Campus: No Classes after 1pm; Midtown: No Classes
March 2, Tuesday -- Purim, No Classes
March 3-9, Wednesday-Tuesday -- IBC, JSS, MYP, & SBMP Midterm Examinations; no SSB-Uptown or YC Non-Jewish Studies Tests
March 4, Thursday -- Follows a Tuesday Schedule, All Schools
March 10, Wednesday -- Last Day for Eligible Students to Withdraw with Partial Tuition Refund
March 22-26, Monday-Friday -- Period to file for P/N Grade
March 30 - April 11, Tuesday-Sunday -- Passover Recess (April 4 [Nissan 18], Sunday -- Rabbi Samuel Belkin and
Rabbi Joseph B. Soloveitchik Yahrzeits)
April 12, Monday -- Classes Resume
April 12, Monday -- Last Day to Withdraw from a Course3 -- Main Campus
April 12, Monday -- Last Day to Apply for May CLEP Tests
April 13, Tuesday -- Yom Hashoah, Classes in Session
April 21, Wednesday -- Israel Independence Day: Main Campus: No Classes After 1pm; Midtown: No Classes
April 22, Thursday -- Last Day to Withdraw from a Course3 -- Midtown Campus
May 2, Sunday -- CLEP Tests Administered
May 7-13, Friday-Thursday -- Reading Period, (Laboratories Continue)4
May 10-12, Monday-Wednesday -- IBC/JSS/MYP/SBMP Finals (Last MYP Session-May 10; MYP Finals-May 12)
May 14-19 and May 24-25, Friday-Wednesday and Monday-Tuesday -- Spring Semester Final Examinations
May 20-23, Thursday-Sunday -- Shavuot (MYP: Special Learning Program), No Finals
May 26, Wednesday -- Commencement Exercises
May 31-June 24, Monday-Thursday -- MYP Shiurim Resume
July 1, Thursday -- Tentative Grades from Spring Become Final
August 3, Tuesday -- Last Day to Apply for September Degree
September 3, Friday -- Last Day to Complete Requirements (all grades in) for September Degree
NOTES:
1. Students are advised to submit their applications for graduation to the Registrar at registration and not wait until the deadline.
2. With written permission of the instructor and school dean or director, students may enter a class up to two weeks later.
3. April 12 on the Main Campus or April 22 on the Midtown Campus is the last day to withdraw from a course and to change Hebraic Studies transfer credit without special permission from the dean or director and without notation on the record. However, the proper forms must be filed in the Office of the Registrar.
4. Reading Period is the 14th contact week of the semester. Classes meet at the discretion of instructors; No exams or finals may be given; Laboratories meet.
YESHIVA UNIVERSITY
Office of the Vice President for Academic Affairs
1997-1998 Academic Calendar
for the Undergraduate Schools
Prepared 2 April 97 - subject to change. If instructional time is lost because of inclement weather or other emergency, changes in the academic calendar will be made, either by extending the semester, or by whatever other modifications are necessary. Dates apply to all schools unless otherwise specified. All dates are inclusive. The following abbreviations are used:
IBC = Isaac Breuer College of Hebraic Studies JSS = James Striar School of Jewish Studies
MYP = Mazer School/Yeshiva Program SBMP = Stone Bet Medrash Program
SCW = Stern College for Women SSB = Sy Syms School of Business YC = Yeshiva College
Spring Semester, 1998
January 19, Monday -- Orientation & Registration for New Students; Late Registration for Returning Students (Midtown)
January 19, Monday -- Martin Luther King Day Observed
January 20, Tuesday -- First Day of Classes (All Schools); Late Registration for Returning Students (Main)
January 30, Friday -- YC: Hebrew Language Credit/Exemption Exam for HEB 1205/1206 Administered
February 2, Monday -- Last Day to Enter New Class Without Special Permission2
February 2, Monday -- Last Day to File for May Degree1
February 16, Monday -- President's Day, Professional Development Day, No SCW, SSB, or YC Classes
February 17, Tuesday -- Tentative Grades from Fall Become Final
February 22, Sunday -- CLEP Tests Administered
March 3-9, Tuesday-Monday -- IBC, JSS, MYP, & SBMP Midterm Examinations; no SSB-Uptown or YC Non-Jewish Studies Tests
March 10, Tuesday -- Follows a Thursday Schedule, All Schools
March 11, Wednesday -- Fast of Esther, Main Campus: No Classes after 1pm; Midtown: No Classes
March 12, Thursday -- Purim, No Classes
March 16, Monday -- Last Day for Eligible Students to Withdraw with Partial Tuition Refund
March 23-27, Monday-Friday -- Period to file for P/F or P/N Grade
April 6, Monday -- Last Day to Withdraw from a Course3 -- Main Campus
April 8, Wednesday -- Last Day to Apply for May CLEP Tests
April 9-19, Thursday-Sunday -- Passover Recess (April 14 [Nissan 18], Friday -- Rabbi Samuel Belkin and Rabbi Joseph B. Soloveitchik Yahrzeits)
April 20, Monday -- Classes Resume
April 20, Monday -- Last Day to Withdraw from a Course3 -- Midtown Campus
April 23, Thursday -- Yom Hashoah, Classes in Session
April 28, Tuesday -- Follows a Thursday Schedule, All Schools
April 30, Thursday -- Israel Independence Day (observed): Main Campus: No Classes After 1pm; Midtown: No Classes
May 3, Sunday -- CLEP Tests Administered
May 6-12, Wednesday-Tuesday -- Reading Period, (Laboratories Continue)4
May 7-12, Thursday-Tuesday -- IBC/JSS/MYP/SBMP Finals (Last MYP Session-May 11; MYP Finals-May 12)
May 13-May 20, Wednesday-Wednesday -- Spring Semester Final Examinations
May 21, Thursday -- Commencement Exercises
May 26-June 25, Tuesday-Thursday -- MYP Shiurim Resume
May 30-June 1, Saturday-Monday -- Shavuot (MYP: Special Learning Program)
July 1, Wednesday -- Tentative Grades from Spring Become Final
August 3, Tuesday -- Last Day to Apply for September Degree
September 4, Friday -- Last Day to Complete Requirements (all grades in) for September Degree
NOTES: 1. Students are advised to submit their applications for graduation to the Registrar at registration and not wait until the deadline.
2. With written permission of the instructor and school dean or director, students may enter a class up to two weeks later.
3. April 6 on the Main Campus or April 20 on the Midtown Campus is the last day to withdraw from a course and to change Hebraic Studies transfer credit without special permission from the dean or director and without notation on the record. However, the proper forms must be filed in the Office of the Registrar.
4. Reading Period is the 14th contact week of the semester. Classes meet at the discretion of instructors; No exams or finals may be given; Laboratories meet.
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