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Dates & Deadlines

Dropping a class after the drop deadline will result in a 'W' on the transcript and applicable tuition charges.

March 4 - 8, 2013
Spring break.  No classes.

March 8, 2013
JMU closed.

March 11, 2013
8W2 classes begin
Summer 2013 schedule of classes viewable via MyMadison.

March 15, 2013
Last day to withdraw from or change grading options for a semester class.

Inauguration of President Alger
10:10AM, 11:15AM & 12:20PM classes will not meet so that students and faculty can attend the ceremony.

March 18, 2013
Last day to add or drop an 8W2 class.
Dropping an 8W2 class after this drop deadline will result in a 'W' on the transcript and applicable tuition charges.

March 18, 2013
Summer 2013 enrollment begins. GR/DR enrollment opens at midnight. UG enrollment by appointment.

Summer 2013

Dates and Deadlines

Enrollment and Course Adjustment Procedures

Dates and Deadlines

Holidays

Monday, May 27 - Memorial Day - Classes do not meet
Thursday, July 4 – Independence Day - Classes do not meet

Undergraduates

Session	First 4-Week	Second 4-Week	6-Week	8-Week	10-Week
Session Begins	May 13	June 10	June 10	May 13	May 13
Session Code Section Number	4W1 4101 - 4199	4W2 4201 - 4299	U6W 6001- 6099	U8W 8001- 8099	U10 1001- 1099
Meal Plans Begin (4:30 PM)	May 12	June 9	June 9	May 12	May 12
Drop/Add Deadline (‘W’ grade & tuition charges will apply after this date)	May 15 (11:59 PM on MyMadison)	June 12 (11:59 PM on MyMadison)	June 13 (11:59 PM on MyMadison)	May 17 (11:59 PM on MyMadison)	May 17 (11:59 PM on MyMadison)
Course Withdrawal Deadline1 (Course withdrawals or grading option changes will not be processed after this date)	May 24 (11:59 PM on MyMadison)	June 21 (11:59 PM on MyMadison)	June 28 (11:59 PM on MyMadison)	June 10 (11:59 PM on MyMadison)	June 17 (11:59 PM on MyMadison)
Final Exam Date	June 7	July 5	July 19	July 5	July 19
Session Ends - Meal Plans End (1:00 PM)	June 7	July 5	July 19	July 5	July 19
1Last day to declare or change a grading or repeat option.

 

Graduates

Session	Session Begins	Session Code		Section Number		Meal Plans Begin (4:30 p.m.)	Session Ends (Meal Plans End)
First 4 – Week	May 13	4W1		4101 - 4199		May 12	June 7
Second 4 - Week	June 10	4W2		4201 - 4299		June 9	July 5
First 6 - Week	May 13	G61		6101 - 6199		May 12	June 21
Second 6 -Week	June 24	G62		6201 - 6299		June 23	August 2
8 - Week	June 10	G8W		8001 – 8099		June 9	August 2
12 - Week	May 13	G12		1201 – 1299		May 12	August 2
Session	Graduate & Doctoral Enrollment Opens         (at midnight)		Drop/Add Deadline (‘W’ grade & tuition charges will apply after this date)		Course Withdrawal Deadline (Course withdrawals or grading option changes will not be processed after this date)		Final Exam Date
First 4 - Week	March 18		May 15		May 24		June 7
Second 4 -Week	March 18		June 12		June 21		July 5
First 6 –Week	March 18		May 16		June 3		June 21
Second 6 -Week	March 18		June 27		July 15		August 2
8 - Week	March 18		June 14		July 9		August 2
12 - Week	March 18		May 17		June 25		August 2

 

Enrollment and Course Adjustment Procedures

-See “Office of the Registrar Handbook” for important enrollment policies and procedures.

 Initial Enrollment

Students should prepare their schedule by going to www.jmu.edu/registrar/, clicking on ‘MyMadison’ and doing a Class Search. Discuss your schedule with your advisor and clear all holds or other obligations that may hold your enrollment. Obtain needed special approvals before you enroll (see Permission to Enroll (override), Audit under Grading Basis, Repeating courses, Overload Approval and Academic Advising in the Office of the Registrar Handbook). Check for closed course listings and class schedule updates on the web at mymadison.jmu.edu and make substitutions in your schedule if your first choice selections are not available.

Course Adjustment
(Add/Drop, Grading Option Changes, Repeat Declaration, Withdrawal)

Enrolled students may adjust their schedule through the deadlines stated in the Office of the Registrar Dates and Deadlines section.

Special Notes

Students who have applied as new undergraduates, graduates or special students and who have not received confirmation of acceptance by the beginning of open enrollment should contact the appropriate admitting office.

Enrollment Holds: Outstanding obligations or debts to university offices may result in a hold on your enrollment. The fact that a student did not receive a notice of a hold is insufficient reason to cause the hold to be released. Students must contact the office placing the hold for clearance.

Web Enrollment and Course Adjustment

Students may enroll or adjust their schedule on the web daily beginning at their enrollment appointment time. Undergraduate appointment times are scheduled in priority order according to the cumulative hours earned as of the beginning of the 2013 spring semester. Students will need to check MyMadison to find their specific appointment start time. Appointments are assigned by credit hours earned. Students may enroll any time after their appointment start time and until the add/drop and course adjustment deadlines expire for that session.

March Enrollment Appointments

Students must check MyMadison to see their specific appointment start time.

Level	Appointment Date	Earned Hours
Seniors	Monday, March 18	90+
Juniors	Tuesday, March 19	60-89
Sophomores	Wednesday, March 20	28-59
Freshmen	Thursday, March 21	0-27

Graduate and Doctoral students may register through the deadlines anytime the system is available beginning at 12:00 a.m. March 18.

Non degree-seeking students may register through the deadlines anytime the system is available beginning March 25.

For assistance with registration, please contact the Office of the Registrar’s location on the 3rd floor of Warren Hall. Office hours are 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. Monday - Friday. You may also call 568-6166.

Academic Suspension

Summer - Students who were placed on academic suspension at the end of the spring semester, 2013, may, with approval from either their dean or the director of Academic Student Services, attend summer session and attempt to re-qualify for future attendance.  Suspended students who have not attended JMU for two or more calendar years must apply for readmission to the university. Applications are available online: http://www.jmu.edu/acstudserv/2years.shtml.  Suspended students who have been away for less than two years must submit the Intent to Enroll form no later than April 1, 2013 to the Director of Academic Student Services.

The strategy employed to re-qualify for attendance is critically important. Therefore, suspended undergraduates attending summer session must attend a workshop held by Academic Student Services. By not attending this workshop, suspended undergraduates will be dropped from (or not permitted to register for) classes in the six-week and second four-week summer sessions.

 

Who's Eligible to Attend Summer Session:

Graduate and Undergraduate students enrolled at JMU during the 2013 spring semester.
New degree-seeking undergraduate students offered admission to the 2013 fall semester (the Office of Admissions should be contacted to request a change in the date of entry).
New degree-seeking graduate students offered admission to the 2013 fall semester (the Graduate School should be contacted to request a change in the date of entry).
Non degree-seeking students who have submitted an outreach student enrollment form to Outreach Programs for the summer session. (Outreach students must submit an enrollment form for each semester or summer that they wish to attend).

You must apply for admission to JMU if you are seeking:

• Admission as a new undergraduate student.
• Admission as a new graduate student.
• Admission as a re-entry undergraduate student.
  (*a student who has not been enrolled in course work in the past two years).
• Admission as a re-entry graduate student (a graduate student who was not enrolled in course work in the previous term).
• Non degree-seeking student wishing to enroll in summer session course work.

*Undergraduate students who have not attended JMU for one or more semesters but less than two years must complete the ‘Intent to Enroll’ postmarked no later than April 1, 2013. Students who left in good standing should submit the form to the Office of the Registrar. Students who left on academic probation or academic suspension must submit the form to the Director of Academic Student Services.