Final Exam Schedules

This official examination schedule will be followed strictly.

Times listed in the grid represent the class' regular start time, and first day of the week the class regularly meets.

UND Policy on Final Examinations

• An examination from which no student is exempt is held at the end of most courses according to the published examination schedule. In all other courses in which alternate evaluation methods and schedules are appropriate, the use of such methods is subject to the recommendation of the departmental faculty and the approval of the dean of the college in which the course is offered.
• Any change of time from the published schedule requires the recommendation of the chairperson of the department and approval of the dean of the college; any student who would be disadvantaged by such a change should report this in advance to his or her academic dean, who will assure that satisfactory alternate arrangements will be made by the instructor.
• A student who is absent from such a regularly scheduled examination without an excuse considered valid by the instructor is normally given an F for the course. If the excuse is valid, the policy on Incompletes will apply.
• No undergraduate student should be obliged to write three or more finals on the same day. If the student has three or more finals scheduled the same day, the student wishing an accommodation regarding final exams should contact his or her instructors to establish a mutually acceptable time to reschedule one or more of the exams. Any student request for the rescheduled final exam must be presented to the instructor before the end of the last day to drop a full term course, otherwise, the student’s rescheduling right is forfeited. If an accommodation cannot be reached, he or she should contact the department chair(s) to find a mutually agreeable time. The final appeal, if no mutually convenient time has been found, will be to the Vice President for Academic Affairs. 
• Final examinations for classes that normally start before 8 a.m. will be conducted on the last regularly scheduled class meeting. 

Part-term Classes

Part-term classes (less than a full semester in length) will be examined during the last class meeting. The last meeting may be extended a reasonable period of time to accommodate the exam, if that does not interfere with any student’s schedule of classes.

Accommodation should be made for students who have scheduled exam conflicts. Contact the Office of the Registrar if you have concerns or questions regarding exam times.