No student is required to take more than three examinations in one day. A potential problem may be eased by students closely checking the exam schedule. Graduate students arrange for necessary adjustments directly with their instructors. By Monday, December 4, names of students for whom changes have been approved and copies of their final examination schedules will be forwarded to instructors who must arrange for alternate examinations. By analyzing these schedules, instructors can plan alternate periods so that they fall at times that are free on the students' schedules.
Instructors are to announce alternate arrangements to all students involved.
Should a student have more than one alternate exam scheduled at one time, the lower numbered course will have precedence. However, alternate examinations never have precedence over regularly scheduled ones. Schedule Regulations Regarding Final Examinations Instructors must announce to their classes the times and locations of their examinations. Instructors must give final examinations at the time specified in the schedule unless a change is approved in advance, in writing, by the Dean of the College. Final examinations of classes meeting at times not listed in this schedule will be arranged and announced by the instructors.