Undergraduate Fall/Winter 2022-2023 Important Dates | Registrar's Office (2024)

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The sessional dates for the Fall/Winter 2022-2023 Session are below. Please note that these dates do not apply to the following:

  • Students enrolled in Osgoode Hall Law School: these students should refer to the Osgoode Hall Law School website for important dates information.
  • Students enrolled in a Faculty of Graduate Studies program (e.g. MA, PhD etc.): these students should refer to the Faculty of Graduate Studies website for important dates information.
  • Students enrolled in a Schulich School of Business graduate program (e.g. MBA, IMBA etc.): these students should refer to the Schulich School of Business website for important dates information.

Important Dates for Fall (F), Year (Y) and Winter (W) Terms

Sessional Dates

EventFall
(Term F)
Year
(Term Y)
Winter
(Term W)
Classes startSept. 7Sept. 7Jan. 9
Last date to announce components of final gradesSept. 20Sept. 20Jan. 23
Fall Reading Week1Oct. 8-14Oct. 8-14
Last date to submit Fall term workDec. 6Dec. 6
Fall classes endDec. 6Dec. 6
Fall Study Day2Dec. 7Dec. 7
Fall examinations3Dec. 8-23Dec. 8-23
Winter Reading Week1Feb. 18-24Feb. 18-24
Last date to submit Winter term workApril 8April 8
Winter classes end4April 10April 10
Winter Study Days2April 11April 11
Winter examinations5April 12-27April 12-27
NotesVirtual Friday required due to Good Friday: Monday, April 10Virtual Friday required due to Good Friday: Monday, April 10

Add/Drop Deadlines

Fall
(Term F)
Year
(Term Y)
Winter
(Term W)
Last date to add a course without permission of instructor (also see Financial Deadlines)Sept. 20Sept. 20Jan. 22
Last date to add a course with permission of instructor (also see Financial Deadlines)Oct. 4Oct. 25Feb. 6
Drop deadline: Last date to drop a course without receiving a grade (also see Financial Deadlines)Nov. 11Feb. 10March 17
Course Withdrawal Period (withdraw from a course and receive a grade of “W” on transcript – see note below)Nov. 12 - Dec. 7*Feb. 11 - April 10March 18 - April 10

* Add and Drop Deadline Information

There are deadlines for adding and dropping courses, both academic and financial. Since, for the most part, the dates are different, be sure to read the information carefully so that you understand the differences between the sessional dates below and the Refund Tables.

You are strongly advised to pay close attention to the "Last date to enrol without permission of course instructor" deadlines. These deadlines represent the last date students have unrestricted access to the registration and enrolment system.

After that date, you must contact the professor/department offering the course to arrange permission.

You can drop courses using the registration and enrolment system up until the last date to drop a course without receiving a grade (drop deadline).

You may withdraw from a course using the registration and enrolment system after the drop deadline until the last day of class for the term associated with the course. When you withdraw from a course, the course remains on your transcript without a grade and is notated as 'W'. The withdrawal will not affect your grade point average or count towards the credits required for your degree.

Financial Deadlines

Fall
(Term F)
Year
(Term Y)
Winter
(Term W)
Fees due for Fall and Year course enrolments and program-based undergraduate programsSept. 10Sept. 10
First half of residence and meal plan fees dueSept. 10
Deadline to submit the Non-Essential Supplementary Fees Opt-Out Form
Minimum payment due on student accountOct. 10Oct. 10
Recommended date to apply for Fall ONLY and Year OSAP and submit supporting documents
Recommended date to apply for government financial aid for the next Winter term
Deadline for reassessment at the domestic tuition rate for the current Fall/Winter sessionOct. 31
Minimum payment due on student accountNov. 10Nov. 10
Fees for Winter undergraduate course enrolments are dueJan. 10Jan. 10
Second half of fees for residence charges and meal plans are dueJan. 10
Deadline for reassessment at the domestic tuition rate for the current Winter term onlyJan. 31

Financial Deadline Information

There may be a financial penalty for dropping courses after the beginning of a term. Be sure to read the information carefully on the Refund Tables page.

Convocation Deadlines

Convocation Exercise
EventFebruary 2023June 2023October 2023
Deadline to apply to graduateNov. 1, 2022March 1, 2023Aug. 1, 2023

Holidays and University Closures

Fall
(Term F)
Year
(Term Y)
Winter
(Term W)
Labour Day - University closedSept. 5Sept. 5
Thanksgiving Day - University closedOct. 10Oct. 10
Winter break - University closedDec. 23* - Jan. 3Dec. 23* - Jan. 3Dec. 23* - Jan. 3
Family Day - University closedFeb. 20Feb. 20
Good Friday - University closedApril 7April 7

* This year, the Fall 2022 exam period begins on Thursday, Dec. 8 and ends on Friday, Dec. 23.Student services offered by the Division of Students will continue to be available on Friday, Dec. 23 in person and online. Student services will be closed Saturday Dec. 24, 2022 until Tuesday Jan. 3, 2023 and will re-open on Wednesday, Jan. 4, 2023.

Fall/Winter 2022-2023 Sessional Dates for All Other Terms

TermFacultyCourse
Start
Date
Last date to
add a course
without
permission of
instructor
Last date to
add a course
with
permission of
instructor
Last date to drop
course
without
receiving
a grade
Reading
Week1
Study
Day2
Course
End
Date
ASBSep. 12Sep. 16Sep. 23Oct. 7Oct. 24
B1EDAug. 15Aug. 15Aug. 19Aug. 24Sept. 2
B2EDSept. 6Sept. 6Sept. 9Sept. 16Dec. 16
B3EDSept. 6Sep. 6Sept. 9Sept. 16May 12
B4EDJan. 9Jan. 9Jan. 13Jan. 20May 5
B5EDSept. 3Sep. 10Sep. 17Feb. 11April 29
CSBJan. 9Jan. 13Jan. 20Feb. 3Feb. 17
E1GSAug. 8Aug. 11Aug. 12Aug. 25Aug. 31
EFSBSep. 9Sep. 9Sep. 16Sep. 16Dec. 11
ERSBJan. 2Jan. 7Jan. 7Jan. 7Jan. 19
EWSBJan. 21Jan. 21Jan. 21Jan. 21April 16
EYSBSep. 9Oct. 7Oct. 11Oct. 20June 25
FLWAug. 30Sep. 13Sep. 13Sep. 13Dec. 3
FAEDSep. 7Sep. 13Sep. 22Oct. 7Oct. 25
FBEDOct. 26Nov. 1Nov. 10Nov. 28Dec. 6
FCEDNov. 29Dec. 3Dec. 3Dec. 10Dec. 22
F2SBSep. 12Sep. 16Sep. 23Nov. 11Oct. 25-28Dec. 9
F3SBSep. 7Sep. 14Sep. 21Nov. 4Oct. 8-14Dec. 6
FPSBSep. 17Sep. 24Oct. 1Nov. 8Nov. 27
FWEDAug. 30Sep. 27Oct. 31Dec. 15April 14
GYGSSept. 8Sep. 21Nov. 16April 10Oct. 9-15
Feb. 19-25
Aug. 9
GHHHApril 12April 13April 17April 21April 27
MSBOct. 31Nov. 4Nov. 1Nov. 25Dec. 9
NSBFeb. 27March 3March 10March 24April 10
NFHHSep. 7Sep. 7Sep. 7Sep. 7Dec. 6
NRHHAug. 30Aug. 30Aug. 30Aug. 30Dec. 6
NWHHJan. 9Jan. 9Jan. 9Jan. 9April 10
O3EUFeb. 15Feb. 19Feb. 19Feb. 19March 31
WLWJan. 5Jan. 19Jan. 19Jan. 19Feb. 21-25Apr. 8
WAEDJan. 9Jan. 13Jan. 20Feb. 3Feb. 17
WBEDFeb. 27March 3March 14March 29April 14
WCEDApril 1April 8April 8April 15April 29
W2SBJan. 9Jan. 13Jan. 20Mar. 3Feb. 21-24April 10
W3SBJan. 9Jan. 13Jan. 20March 3Feb. 18-14April 10
WLAP, LE, SCJan. 23Feb. 6Feb. 20March 24Feb. 18-24April 21
WPEDJan. 5Jan. 25Feb. 21April 10May 20
WPSBJan. 14Jan. 20Jan. 27March 3March 26
WSAP, GL, GS, LE, SCJan. 9Jan. 22Feb. 17May 8Feb. 18-24TBD
Z1SBSep. 12Sep. 26Oct. 9Feb. 3

Oct. 25-28
Feb. 21-24

April 10
Z2SBJan. 9Jan. 13Jan. 20Mar. 7Feb. 21-24Aug. 3

Notes:

  1. There are designated Reading Weeks in the Fall and Winter terms during which classes, examinations and tests will not be held. The University itself will be open and administrative services available.
  2. The Dec. 7, 2022 and April 11, 2023 study days are in compliance of the Senate Policy requiring a day off prior to the start of exams.
  3. Important: It is your responsibility as a student to ensure that you are available to sit for examinations during the entire exam period for the term corresponding to your course. We strongly recommend that you do not make any travel arrangements prior to the end of the term's examination schedule.
  4. The Winter classes end on April 10. The final Monday meet will be held on April 3.
  5. Important: It is your responsibility as a student to ensure that your are available to sit for examinations during the entire exam period for the term corresponding to your course. We strongly recommend that you do not make any travel arrangements prior to the end of the term's examination schedule.
Undergraduate Fall/Winter 2022-2023 Important Dates | Registrar's Office (2024)

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Rankings & ratings

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Undergraduate School Ceremony – 3 p.m.

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Winter 2021 – Undergraduate
Maryland Resident (per credit)Non-Resident (per credit)
Tuition$361.00$1,010.00
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Academic Sessions

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