If a student is on academic warning, an Advanced Standing Examination taken during the semester will count toward the student's 48-unit credit limit. Examinations taken in September or February will not count toward the credit limit. If a student fails an Advanced Standing exam, he or she may not retake the exam, but may register for the same subject in any subsequent term. In planning examinations and making assignments for the end of the term, instructors are to abide by the following Faculty regulations which are applicable for undergraduate subjects. The names of students who inquire will not be revealed to the instructors concerned if requested.
Regulations are different for graduate subjects.
See Term Regulations . Scheduling Final Exams Final examinations are held during the final examination period at the end of each term, and are scheduled through the Schedules Office. Final examinations may not be cancelled once they are announced, and, after the final examination schedule is published, the time of the final examination may not be changed. The schedule is issued several months before the examination period. Each student is responsible for obtaining a copy of the schedule before the time limit given on the examination schedule and attending the final examinations required in the subjects for which he or she is registered.