Uconn Fall 2023 Calendar – Monday 8/29 Fall term begins Monday 9/5 Labor Day – classes closed Tuesday 9/6 Last day to submit application for course credit by exam (undergraduates only) Monday 9/12 Recorded in Academic Records. Last day to add or drop classes without additional signatures.
Monday, September 19 Last day for students to make up grades that are incomplete or absent (undergraduates only) Tuesday, September 20 – Monday, September 26 Post-exam course credit exams (undergraduates only) September 23 Deadline to Apply for Degree and Submit Final Plan Friday, September 27th Dean’s signature is required for course additions for Fall 2022 degree program study Tuesday, September 27th Friday, October 7th College students should submit midterm progress reports, October 24th Monday. Registration for Winter 2023 and Spring 2023 through the Student Administration System Registration begins Monday, November 14. 26 Thanksgiving Break Friday, December 2 Degree candidates submit final copies of dissertations and dissertations to Submission and related documents at the end of One day for degree review in the Office of the Registrar for Fall 2022 graduation. It is recommended that students complete their defense at least two weeks before this deadline in order to allow revisions. The doctoral dissertation defense must be announced two weeks before the defense. Plan A master students do not need to declare a defense. (Graduate students only) Friday, December 9th Last day of classes for the fall term is Saturday, December 10th. – Sunday 11 December Reading Day Monday 12 December Final exams start on Thursday 15 December. Reading Day Sunday, December 18 Final exams end on Sunday, December 18. Graduation Date Fall 2022 Wednesday 21 December Semester Assessment Friday 30 December 4pm Final day of degree review by Secretariat to receive approved final exam form reports for Masters students in Plan B. Final exams must be completed by the end of the semester. (graduate students only)
Uconn Fall 2023 Calendar
Tuesday, January 17 Spring term begins Monday, January 23 Last day to submit application for course credit by exam (undergraduates only) Monday, January 30 Courses withdrawn after this date will be on the Academic Record Mark resignation letter “W”. Last day to add or drop classes without an additional signature.
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Monday, February 6 Last day for students to make up incomplete or absent grades (undergraduates only) Tuesday, February 7 – Monday, February 13 Post-exam course credit exams (undergraduates only) February 10 Deadline for degree application and submission of spring 2023 degree-granting final plan of study Tuesday, February 14 Dean’s signature required for additional courses Application Deadlines will be included in the 2023 Commencement Book Sunday March 12 to Saturday March 18 Spring Break Monday 20 March Registration for Fall 2023 Semester begins via Student Management System* Saturday March 25 Alternate Date Urgent Course Completion Monday 10 April Last day to withdraw from class Last day to set course as pass/fail graded or ungraded (Undergraduates only) Friday 21 April Submit final copies of dissertations and dissertations to Submission and Last day for relevant institutions to file degree audit documents with the Office of the Registrar for awards awarded in Spring 2023. Students are advised to complete their defense at least two weeks before this deadline to allow for corrections. The doctoral dissertation defense must be announced two weeks before the defense. Plan A master students do not need to declare a defense. (Graduate students only) Friday 28 April Last Day of Spring Term Saturday 29 April to Sunday 30 April Reading Day Monday 1 May to Saturday 6 May Final Exams Saturday 6 May to 8 May Opening Ceremony on Monday. For more information visit commencement.uconn Sun May 7 Spring 2023 degree conferral date Tuesday May 9 Semester grades Friday May 19 at 4pm Last day to review degrees at Secretariat for approval Admissions report for Master’s Program B students to form final exam. Final exams must be completed by the end of the semester. (graduate students only)
Friday, September 23 Deadline to apply for diplomas and submit final plan of study for fall
Friday, December 30th Final day for Masters Admissions Program B Secretariat graduate review. Students who have not yet been vaccinated will be able to get vaccinated when they return to campus in the fall, but must follow a modified quarantine.
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Following many universities across the country, the University of Connecticut announced it will require students to get a COVID-19 vaccine when they return to campus in the fall.
“We know that the more UConn students who are vaccinated when classes start in the fall, the safer those students will be, and the safer everyone they come into contact with will be,” said Dr. said Andrew Agwunobi, President and CEO of UConn Health. “The most important step we can take to ensure a safe and successful fall start is to vaccinate as many students as possible.”
Students must take a full vaccination course upon arrival in August. However, individuals who were previously unable to be vaccinated will be able to get vaccinated from UConn Student Health and Wellness upon arrival on campus and must follow modified quarantine measures to take safety precautions.
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Despite the mandatory vaccinations, Agwunobi said the university wanted to show empathy for students throughout the process.
The University allows students with medical or personal limitations to submit a waiver to the Office of Student Affairs if the student is unable to be vaccinated. Appeals will be considered on a case-by-case basis, and approved appeals will be subject to additional safety measures such as surveillance testing, isolation of close contacts, mask requirements and residency restrictions.
“We want to make sure that new and returning students get the education and experience they deserve, which we’re used to providing,” Agwunobi said. “We don’t want to disrupt their education, we don’t want to disrupt their experience.”
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The university’s rationale for adopting the new policy came from guidance from other colleges following the same guidelines and preparations for a safe and successful fall reopening, taking into account potential falls in the fall and staff concerns about in-person teaching.
Staff on the main and regional campuses are not required to have any specific vaccinations while on the job, but the University strongly encourages them to be vaccinated against COVID-19. UConn spokeswoman Stephanie Reitz said the university is still discussing staffing requests.
“Many students live, work and eat in communal settings on and off campus that are most likely to facilitate the spread of the virus, especially in residence halls and dining halls,” Reitz said. “A highly vaccinated student population would substantially reduce these risks.”
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As of June 2, 60.7 percent of students on Storrs’ main campus reported being partially or fully vaccinated, according to Reitz. Also, among 8,000 respondents in a group of 30,000 students, 83.5% informally reported being vaccinated, and 5.9% of participants expressed hesitation or said they would not get vaccinated.
“The Board of Trustees and University leadership take the health and safety of our community, including our student body, very, very seriously,” said Board Chair Dan Toscano. “To that end, we think it’s important to consider whether a covid-19 vaccine should not only be recommended, as it has been in the past, but is also needed to reduce the risk of transmission among students.”
The ultimate goal of the vaccination mission is to promote pre-pandemic lifestyles while focusing on student safety.
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“The most important goal of University management and everyone associated with the University is a safe and successful fall start,” Agwunobi said. “As you know, we offer a world-class education and an incredible student experience, and to make sure this happens, everyone needs to feel safe and secure.”
“I want to express my gratitude for the fact that next year I will be walking into a fully vaccinated and safe classroom of students, and I am very excited about that, and the feeling that we can go back home together,” said Ethan Werstler, a UConn said the undergraduate.
Nina Reines of Brucka said she felt safer attending a college that required the vaccine, and that the decision would make college life easier for other incoming students.
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“I’m grateful for the opportunity to start my education in a relatively normal way,” Reines said. “Even though I’m in the midst of an online orientation, I already feel so connected to the University and I can’t wait to see what it’s like
