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Summer and Fall 2004 Class Schedule summer & summer CLASS SCHEDULE 2005 fall CLASS SCHEDULE OA CLASS SCHEDULE KLAHOM CLASS SCHEDULE THE UNIVERSITY OF NORMAN CAMPUS CALENDAR Summer 2005 Fall 2005 Spring 2006 Advance Registration.................................................................................. April 11-May 6 ................April 11-May 6 ................. Oct. 31-Dec. 2 Last Day To Register Before Classes Begin............................................... June 3* ...........................Aug. 19........................................Jan. 13 CLASSES BEGIN....................................................................................... June 6*...........................Aug. 22 ...................................... Jan. 17 First Day for Late Registration Fee of $20 .................................................. June 6* ...........................Aug. 22........................................Jan. 17 Advance Registration for Next Term Begins ............................................... ........................................Oct. 31........................................ April 10 Final Exam Preparation Period ................................................................... ........................................Dec. 5-11....................................May 1-7 Final Day of Classes ................................................................................... Aug. 1*............................Dec. 9............................................May 5 Final Examinations...................................................................................... ........................................Dec. 12-16................................May 8-12 Commencement.......................................................................................... ........................................ ....................................................May 12 Final Grades Due ........................................................................................ Aug. 4*............................Dec. 20........................................May 16 ADD/DROP (Changes in schedule, retaining at least one course) 100% Reduction of charges on Dropped Courses...................................... June 6-10* ......................Aug. 22-Sept. 2 ......................Jan. 17-30 No Record of Grade for Dropped Course(s) ............................................... June 6-10* ......................Aug. 22-Sept 2 .......................Jan. 17-30 Final Day to Register or Add a Course. ...................................................... June10* ..........................Aug. 26........................................ Jan. 20 No Reduction of charges on Dropped Courses after this Date................... June 10* .........................Sept. 2......................................... Jan. 30 Automatic Grade of W for Dropped Course(s) ............................................ June 13-24* ....................Sept. 6-30 ......................Jan. 31-Feb. 24 Grade of W or F for Dropped Course(s) ..................................................... June 27-Aug. 1*..............Oct. 3-Dec. 9....................Feb. 27-May 5 Petition to Dean Required to Drop a Course(s) .......................................... July 11-Aug. 1* ...............Oct. 31-Dec. 9....................April 3-May 5 COMPLETE WITHDRAWAL (Dropping all courses for a semester) Cancellation Deadline (No record of grade on transcript)........................... June 3* ...........................Aug. 19........................................ Jan. 13 100% Reduction of charges on Complete Withdrawal from University....... June 6-10* ......................Aug. 22-Sept. 2 ......................Jan. 17-30 Automatic Grade of W on Complete Withdrawal from University................ June 6-24* ......................Aug. 22-Sept. 30 ............Jan. 17-Feb. 24 No Reduction on Complete Withdrawal from University after this Date...... June 10* .........................Sept. 2......................................... Jan. 30 Grade of W or F on Complete Withdrawal from the University ................... June 27-Aug. 1*..............Oct. 3-Dec. 9....................Feb. 27-May 5 AUDIT Final Day to Change from Audit to Credit ................................................... June 10* .........................Sept. 2......................................... Jan. 27 Final Day to Change from Credit to Audit ................................................... July 8*.............................Oct. 28 .....................................March 31 GRADUATION AND RELATED REQUIREMENTS Final Day To File as a Candidate for Master’s Degree ............................... March 7...........................April 4............................................ Oct. 3 Final Day to File Graduation Application..................................................... July 1 ..............................Nov. 1.........................................March 1 Final Day to Submit Dissertation Reading Copy ......................................... July 18 ............................Nov. 25........................................April 21 Final Day to Apply for Doctoral General Exam ........................................... July 18 ............................Nov. 25........................................April 21 Final Day for Oral Defense of Dissertation.................................................. Aug. 1 .............................Dec. 9............................................ May 5 Final Day for Defense of Thesis.................................................................. Aug. 1 .............................Dec. 9............................................ May 5 Final Day for Comprehensive Exam ........................................................... Aug. 1 .............................Dec. 9............................................ May 5 Final Day to Deposit Thesis in Library ........................................................ Aug. 8 .............................Dec. 16........................................ May 12 Final Day to Deposit Dissertation in Library ................................................ Aug. 8 .............................Dec. 16........................................ May 12 HOLIDAYS AND VACATION DAYS Martin Luther King Holiday.......................................................................... ........................................ .................................................... Jan. 16 Spring Vacation........................................................................................... ........................................ ............................................March 11-19 Independence Day Holiday ......................................................................... July 4 .............................. ................................................................ Labor Day Holiday....................................................................................... ........................................Sept. 5..................................................... Thanksgiving Vacation................................................................................ ........................................Nov. 23-27 .............................................. INTERSESSION ......................................................................................... MAY................................AUGUST ............................ DECEMBER REGISTRATION ..................................................................................... April 10-May 13 ..............April 11-Aug. 1 ...............Oct. 31-Dec. 17 CLASSES MEET..................................................................................... May 15-June 3................Aug. 2-20 ...................... Dec. 19-Jan. 14 * Contact the Office of Registration for Complete Summer Session I and Summer Session II Dates and Deadlines. 1 THE UNIVERSITY Main Campus Map OF OKLAHOMA Parking V E A D VE NUMERICAL LISTINGS N 1 Old Faculty Club CAMPUS 2 Boyd House CORNER 3 Whitehand Hall 5 Fred Jones Jr. Memorial CLASSROOM BUILDINGS Art Center OFC 1 AH* Adams Hall (50) 6 Carson Engineering 2 3 ARM Armory (59) WHITEHAND Center BOYD HOUSE HALL BL Bizzell Library (49) 8 Sarkeys Energy Center BL1* Bizzell Library (49A) 9 Rupel J. Jones Theater BOYD ST BOYD ST VISITOR BOYD ST BURT* Burton Hall (27) 10 Holmberg Hall 6 AVE TROUT CARN* Carnegie Building (30) 15 OVAL NORTH CENTER 11 Jacobson Faculty Hall CMC 5 AVE ASP CEC CCD5 Honors House (87) 12 Carpenter Hall FJC SEC CEC* Carson Engineering Center (6) 13 Felgar Hall 11 12 8 CH* Carpenter Hall (12) L 13 14 Craddock Hall 9 10 JFH CH 14 CHB Chemistry Building (19) HH OVA FH FAC CRAD 15 Stanley Catlett Music ELM OMU PARKING CHBA Chemistry Building Annex (19A) CENTER 21A AVENUE RUPEL J. GTON CLA N CMC* Catlett Music Center (15) Center JONES I PARKING R THEATRE SSEN R FELGAR ST COH* Copeland Hall (70) 18 Physical Sciences Center FACILITY PA UNIVERSITY PL B MC PP MC COLM* CommissaryL (78) 19 Chemistry Building 19 OMU PP V 19A PAGE CRL D 19A Chemistry Bldg. Annex 22 OFF CRAD Craddock Hall (14) MH 23 18 CHBA CHB PP 20 Monnet Hall CRUCE ST EL CRSM* Cross Main (124) 20 21 SHOPS CHILL WATER CT 21 Oklahoma Memorial 27 PHSC #1 CSKF Ceramic Kiln Facility (236) ES 31 ML CT DAH* Dale Hall (72) Union BURT NEL LG CT 21A OMU Parking Center SUT 29 SCI 30 CARN WT 43 DAHT* Dale Hall Tower (71) O LGH PAGE ST 28 KULMAN COURT ECH* Ellsworth Collings Hall (68) 22 Engineering Laboratory 38 40 41 23 Physical Plant Complex EVANS BUCHANAN RHYN EL Engineering
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