The final examination period will extend over five days. If the instructor wishes to deviate from the final examination schedule, he or she must secure advance written approval from each student in the course, the department chairperson, and the college dean. In the case of multiple-period classes, the first period of the class shall determine the scheduled final examination period. Evening classes will have their final examination during the prescribed final examination period on the evening for which the class is scheduled. A student should not be required to complete more than three final examinations on any one examination day.
Any student having more than three scheduled exams on one day is entitled to rescheduling.
The student should contact the instructor of the course having the largest enrollment and that instructor must allow a rescheduling of the examination. A student who must miss a scheduled final examination for reasons beyond the student's control shall report this fact to the instructor as soon as possible, preferably before the examination period. The instructor should attempt to reschedule the final examination during the final examination period. Students whose absence at the final examination is unexcused should receive a failing grade for the examination. An Incomplete should be given only if the student has a valid excuse for not taking the final and it is impossible to schedule a make-up examination before final grades must be turned in to the Registrar's Office.