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Last day to satisfy incomplete grades earned in Spring and Summer 2019.January 5Cycle B and Fall GR semester classes resume.January 19 – 23Cycle B and Fall GR semester final exams.January 23End of Cycle B and Fall GR semester. Instructors submit final grades.Spring 2020 (January 12 – April 23)January 5 – 9Registration for Spring UG semester.January 12Spring UG semester classes begin.January 12 – 16Spring UG semester late registration and program changes. 100% refund on courses dropped.January 19 – 23Registration for Spring GR semester and Cycle C. Advising and registration period for current students.January 26Spring GR semester and Cycle C classes begin.January 26 – 30Spring GR semester and Cycle C late registration and program changes. 100% refund on courses dropped.February 14Last day to apply for May 2020 graduation.March 12Last day to satisfy incomplete grades earned in Cycle A 2019.March 14Last day to withdraw from a Cycle C class. No refunds allowed; student and instructor signatures required on withdrawal form.March 15 – 19Cycle C final exams.

March 15 – 19Registration for Cycle D. Advising and registration period for current students.March 19End of Cycle C. Instructors submit final grades.March 22Cycle D classes begin.March 22 – 26Cycle D late registration and program changes. 100% refund on courses dropped.Mar. 29 – Apr. 11Spring Break (two weeks).April 12Cycle D, Spring UG, and Spring GR semester classes resume.April 18Last day to withdraw from a Spring UG class. No refunds allowed; student and instructor signatures required on withdrawal form.April 19 – 23Spring UG semester final exams.April 23End of Spring UG semester. Instructors submit final grades.May 14Last day to satisfy incomplete grades earned in Cycle B 2019.May 30Last day to withdraw from a Spring GR or Cycle D class. No refunds allowed; student and instructor signatures required on withdrawalform.May 31 – Jun. 4Cycle D and Spring GR semester final exams.June 4End of Cycle D and Spring GR semester. Instructors submit final grades.Summer 2020 (May 3 – July 23)

April 26 – 30Registration for Summer Session I (undergraduate students). Advising and registration period for current students.May 3Summer Session I classes begin.May 3 – 7Summer Session I late registration and program changes. 100% refund on courses dropped.May 31 – Jun. 4Registration for Summer Session II (graduate students). Advising and registration period for current students.June 6Summer Session II classes begin.June 6 – 11Summer Session II late registration and program changes. 100% refund on courses dropped.July 11Last day to withdraw from Summer Session I classes. No refunds allowed; student and instructor signatures required on withdrawal form.July 12 – 16Summer Session I final exams.July 16End of Summer Session I. Instructors submit final grades.July 18Last day to withdraw from Summer Session II classes. No refunds allowed; student and instructor signatures required on withdrawal form.July 19 – 23Summer Session II final exams.July 24End of Summer Session II. Instructors submit final grades.August 28Last day to satisfy incomplete grades for Fall 2019.General InformationBeijing Campus Academic Calendar

Fall 2019 (September 9 – December 20)Aug. 26 – Sep. 8All undergraduate students’ course registration.September 3 – 6NYIT Administration Meeting.September 9Fall semester begins. First day of classes.September 9 – 20Fall late registration and add/drop period.September 13Mid-Autumn Festival. Campus closed.October 1 – 7China National Day. Campus closed.Oct. 31 – Nov. 4CUC Reading Week. No classes scheduled.December 15Last day to withdraw from a Fall class. Student and instructor signatures required on withdrawal form.

December 16 – 20Fall 2019 final exams.December 20All grades due. Instructors submit final grades to New York.December 21End of fall semester. Last day to satisfy incomplete grades earned in the Spring 2019 semester.Spring 2020 (March 9 – June 26)Feb. 10 – March 8All undergraduate students’ online course registration.February 14Deadline to apply for Spring 2020 graduation.March 9Spring semester begins. First day of classes.March 9 – 20Late registration and add/drop period.April 6Qingming Festival. Campus closed. No classes scheduled.May 1 – 5May Day Holiday. Campus closed. No classes scheduled.June 21Last day to withdraw from a Spring class. Student and instructor signatures required on withdrawal form.June 22 – 26Spring 2020 final exam week.June 25 – 26Dragon Boat Festival Holiday. Campus Closed. No classes scheduled.June 26All grades due. Instructors submit final grades to New York.August 28

Last day to satisfy incomplete grades earned in the Fall 2019 semester.For previous calendars, please see Catalog Archive.General InformationNanjing Campus Academic CalendarFall 2019 (August 26 – December 13)August 26Fall classes begin.Aug. 26 – Sep. 6Fall late registration and program changes.September 12Last day to apply for Fall 2019 graduation.Sep. 13 – 15Mid-Autumn Festival. No classes scheduled. Administrative offices closed. (Classes on Friday, Sep. 13, will be made up during the sameweek.)October 1 – 7National Day. No classes scheduled. Administrative offices closed.

October 25NUPT Sports Day. No classes scheduled. Administrative offices closed. (Classes on Friday, Oct. 25, will be made up during the sameweek.)December 6Last day to withdraw from a Fall course. Student and instructor signatures required on withdrawal form.December 9 – 13Fall final exams.December 21Last day to satisfy incomplete grades earned in the Spring 2019 semester.Spring 2020 (March 9 – June 19)February 14Last day to apply for June 2020 Graduation. Students must meet with their advisors.March 9Spring classes begin.March 9 – 20Spring late registration and program changes.April 4 – 6Chinese Tomb-sweeping Day. No classes scheduled. Administrative offices closed. (Make-up classes will be scheduled on week 7 or 8)May 1 – 5Chinese May Day Holiday. No classes scheduled. Administrative offices closed. (Make-up classes will be scheduled on week 10 or week11)June 14Last day to withdraw from a Spring course. Student and instructor signatures required on withdrawal form.June 15 – 19Spring final exams.August 28Last day to satisfy incomplete grades earned in the Fall 2019 semester.For previous calendars, please see Catalog Archive.General Information

Vancouver Campus Academic CalendarFall 2019 (September 3 – December 16)September 2Labour Day (CAN). Campus closed. No classes scheduled. Make-up class(es) will be administered September 4–7.September 3Fall term and classes begin.September 3Late registration fee: A non-refundable fee is applied to continuing students who register after this date.September 3Late payment fee: A non-refundable fee is applied to any account not paid in full after this date.September 3 – 16Late registration and program changes (ONLY dropping classes or withdrawing from program permitted).September 20Last day to apply for December 2019 graduation. Students must apply online at NYITConnect.October 14

Thanksgiving Day (CAN). Campus closed. No classes scheduled. Make-up class(es) will be administered October 15–18.November 1Admissions application deadline (international students) for all programs starting in Spring 2020. Applications received after November 1will be processed for Summer 2020.November 11Remembrance Day (CAN). Campus closed. No classes scheduled. Make-up class(es) will be administered November 12–15.November 18 – 22Tuition prepayment period for Spring 2020 registration (MBA students should prepay 7.5 credits; EM, INCS, and IT students shouldprepay 6 credits).November 18 – 29Academic advisement for spring registration.Nov. 25 – Dec. 13Registration for Spring 2020. Register online at NYITConnect. Online registration available 24/7. Advisor approval and prepaymentrequired to register.December 1Admissions application deadline (domestic students) for all programs starting in Spring 2020. Applications received after December 1 willbe processed for Summer 2020.December 9Last day to withdraw from a Fall course. Student and instructor signatures required on withdrawal form.December 10 – 16Fall final exams.December 16Fall term and classes end.December 21Grades submission deadline.December 21Last day to satisfy incomplete grades earned in Spring 2019 and Summer 2019.Spring 2020 (January 20 – May 4)Dec. 19 – Jan. 1No classes scheduled. Campus closed on January 1, New Year’s Day.

January 1Deadline to clear unpaid balance for Spring 2020 registration—Bursar financial hold will block any student account with an unpaidbalance.January 14 – 15New student orientation.January 20Spring term and classes begin.January 20Late registration fee: A non-refundable fee is applied to continuing students who register after this date.January 20Late payment fee: A non-refundable fee is applied to any account not paid in full after this date.Jan. 20 – Feb. 2Late registration and program changes (ONLY dropping classes or withdrawing from program permitted).February 14Last day to apply for May 2020 graduation. Students must apply online at NYITConnect.February 17No classes scheduled. Administrative offices closed. Make-up class(es) will be administered February 18–21.March 1Admissions application deadline (international students) for all programs starting in Summer 2020. Applications received after March 1will be processed for Fall 2020.Mar. 23 – Apr. 3Academic advisement for summer registration.Mar. 30 – Apr. 3Tuition prepayment period for Summer 2020 registration (all students should prepay 6 credits for registration).April 1Admissions application deadline (domestic students) for all programs starting in Summer 2020. Applications received after April 1 will beprocessed for Fall 2020.April 1Deadline for Summer 2020 course outlines and textbook orders.April 6 – 24Registration for Summer 2020. Register online at NYITConnect. Online registration available 24/7. Advisor approval and prepayment

equired to register.April 10Good Friday. No classes scheduled. Administrative offices closed. Make-up class(es) will be administered April 14–17.April 13Easter Monday. No classes scheduled. Administrative offices closed. Make-up class(es) will be administered April 14–17.April 27Last day to withdraw from a Spring course. Student and instructor signatures required on withdrawal form.Apr. 28 – May 4Spring final exams.May 1Deadline to clear unpaid balance for Summer 2020 registration—Bursar financial hold will block any student account with an unpaidbalance.May 4Spring term and classes end.May 9Grades submission deadline.Summer 2020 (May 25 – July 17)May 12 – 13New student orientation.May 18Victoria Day. Campus closed. No classes scheduled.May 25Summer term begins.May 25Late registration fee: A non-refundable fee is applied to continuing students who register after this date.May 25Late payment fee: A non-refundable fee is applied to any account not paid in full after this date.

May 25 – 31Late registration and program changes (ONLY dropping classes or withdrawing from program permitted).June 4Vancouver graduation. No classes scheduled.June 26Last day to apply for August 2020 graduation. Students must apply online at NYITConnect.Jun. 29 – Jul. 17Academic advisement for fall registration.July 1Admissions application deadline (international students) for all programs starting in Fall 2020. Applications received after July 1 will beprocessed for Spring 2020.July 1Canada Day. Campus closed. No classes scheduled. Make-up class(es) will be administered July 2–8.July 12Last day to withdraw from a Summer course. Student and instructor signatures required on withdrawal form.July 13 – 17Summer final exams.July 13 – 17Tuition Prepayment Period for Fall 2020 registration (MBA students should prepay 7.5 credits; EM, INCS, and IT students should prepay 6credits).July 17Summer term and classes end.July 20 – Aug. 7Registration for Fall 2020. Register online at NYITConnect. Online registration available 24/7. Advisor approval and prepayment requiredto register.July 22Grades submission deadline.August 1Deadline to clear unpaid balance for Fall 2020 registration—Bursar financial hold will block any student account with an unpaid balance.August 1

Admissions application deadline (domestic students) for all programs starting in Fall 2020. Applications received after August 1 will beprocessed for Spring 2021.August 3B.C. Provincial Day. Campus closed. No classes scheduled.August 18 – 19New student orientation.August 28Last day to satisfy incomplete grades earned in Fall 2019.For previous calendars, please see Catalog Archive.General InformationAcademic and Enrollment Support ServicesNYIT offers students a wide range of academic and enrollment support services. These services range from supplemental academicprograms available to specific students (HEOP and EduPlus) to resources available to all undergraduate NYIT students including academicadvising, tutoring, and enrichment programs. Students are encouraged to take advantage of the available services that are designed to assiststudents in successfully achieving their academic and career goals at NYIT.Arthur O. Eve Higher Education Opportunity Program (HEOP):NYIT sponsors and administers the Arthur O. Eve Higher Education Opportunity Program (HEOP) on the Manhattan campus inconjunction with the New York State Department of Education. To be eligible for the program, students must be New York state residentswhose educational experience and economic status indicate a need for academic and financial assistance to complete a college degree. Theprogram provides a wide range of support that includes a five-week summer program for all incoming first-year students, strengthening ofstudy skills, tutoring, individual and group counseling, and financial assistance. Participation requires enrollment in a full-time program at

NYIT’s Manhattan campus. For additional information, please visit nyit.edu/heop.EduPlus Program:NYIT established EduPlus as part of its mission to improve access to opportunity for qualified students. The program providessupplemental enrichment for motivated students who would benefit from additional academic and personal support to reach their fullpotential. Freshmen applicants who demonstrate a passion for learning and a strong willingness to work toward their goals, but whosegrades and test scores do not meet NYIT’s regular admissions criteria, may be considered for admission by way of the EduPlus program atthe Long Island (Old Westbury) or New York City (Manhattan) campus. EduPlus provides a wide range of additional support that includesa required weekly skill-building class, academic monitoring, targeted individual tutoring, and personal and career counseling. Foradditional information, please visit nyit.edu/eduplus.Academic AdvisingNYIT recognizes that academic advising is a critical component of the educational experience. As a result, a range of advising resourcesare available to assist students in creating meaningful educational plans that are compatible with their career goals. These resources includefaculty advisors, Advising and Enrichment Center staff, peer advisors, and a comprehensive website with tools such as advisor schedules,semester maps, and advisement preparation guidelines.First-Semester Academic Advising:All incoming first-year students are advised by a first-semester advisor for their initial semester’s courses. In addition to providing courseselection guidance, first-semester advisors discuss degree requirements, share academic resources, and assist students with online courseregistration. For those requiring a placement exam, first-semester advisement occurs following exam completion. Students transition to afaculty advisor in their major for advisement in subsequent semesters.Faculty Advisor:Once advised for their first semester, students will meet with a faculty or staff advisor associated with their major for academic advisementfor all future semesters. Advisors guide students with their educational planning and provide career-related advice. In order to ensure allcurriculum requirements are being satisfied, students are required to meet with an advisor before registration each semester. Althoughadvisors guide students through this process, the student must assume final responsibility for conforming to all college regulations andcompleting degree requirements. Advisor schedules are available at nyit.edu/advising/find an advisor.Advising and Enrichment Center (AEC)The Advising and Enrichment Center (AEC) offers advisement support and resources as well as academic support services and programs toundergraduate students within the NYIT community.AEC Advisors are professional, generalist advisors who serve as first-semester advisors to incoming first-year and transfer students.Additionally, though students receive primary advisement from assigned faculty or staff within their academic departments, the AECprovides supplemental advising and graduation planning support to all current undergraduate students. Students who need assistance withmajor exploration are also encouraged to visit the AEC to receive guidance on academic major options as well as the change-of-majorprocess. For additional information, please visit nyit.edu/advising.Peer Advisors (PAs) are undergraduate upperclassmen who work under the supervision of the AEC and provide support to undergraduatestudents in matters related to advisement and registration. Peer Advisors assist with the explanation of degree requirements, planning offuture coursework, and navigation of online tools such as NYITConnect, Schedule Planner, and online registration. Peer Advisors alsoassist students with adjusting to university life by helping them become familiar with the policies and procedures outlined in the coursecatalog and student handbooks. For additional information, please visit nyit.edu/advising/peer advising.In addition to offering advising support, the AEC team is committed to providing enrichment services and programs that help studentsreach their academic and career goals. Some such services are described below.Academic Support ServicesThe Learning Center helps NYIT students meet their academic goals by providing free tutoring and skill-building workshops.Experienced peer tutors offer assistance in a wide range of undergraduate courses, some graduate courses and skill-building subjects, suchas time management and study skills, in a one-on-

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