Go to the Academic Calendar to see when the next semester starts as well as when spring break is and Graduation for information on Graduation.

Probably not. Occasionally we will let a transfer student start in the Spring semester, but even this is not feasible sometimes. Also, we will sometimes let an undergraduate or master's student start in the Spring - but only in the rare event that they've already done some Ph.D. level class work.

U6 starts 4/7/08, U5 starts 4/11/08, and all other age groups have their first game 4/5/08. With the exception of U5 and U6, you will start practicing a week or two before these dates.

Refer to the University calendar. All residences are closed during the break. Resident students will be notified via flyers and electronically about closing issues.

No, as long as your lease covers the timeframe in question. The Regency is open year round to residents.

Graduation ceremonies are held for the spring and fall terms. There is no graduation ceremony held for the summer term although students who will complete their degree requirements during the summer term may graduate with a summer date.

Click here to download an application; click here to download the official policy document. Be sure to submit your completed application and $70 application fee to the Office of Undergraduate Admissions by September 5 for the fall semester and January 15 for the spring semester. Applications cannot be accepted after these deadlines.

In general, this is not advised because you will be out of sequence in terms of the required courses. For example, LLT 807 is a prerequisite for LLT 808 and it is only offered in the Fall semester. In some circumstances admission is possible; your completed application must be received by Nov 1st.

Students should refer to the Academic Calender for key dates including the commencement of semester, mid semester break, examination period and end date of semester. Timetable information for subjects including exact start and end dates for Summer, Winter and block mode subjects is available via the SIS. Examinations will be scheduled after the commencement of each semester. The timetable for examinations is not released until May in semester 1 and September in semester 2.

No. Students enter the program in Fall, as a member of a cohort group. At this time, there are no plans to have cohort groups enter in the spring.

Online courses are scheduled to begin on the same date as on-campus courses. Frequently, the online courses themselves will be available anywhere between a week to a month or more before the actual start of courses. However, students should not work in these courses before the actual start of the semester, unless their instructor tells them it is all right. The courses have to be set up in advance to get everything ready for the upcoming semester.

No. Completion of the TIGER Study means being involved in aerobic exercise for 30 weeks. This is why you can only enroll in the study in the Fall semester, and be involved for two consecutive semesters (30 weeks), working out on your own over the Christmas Holidays.

We do not offer spring admission. Since new students begin their studies as part of a cohort group, we only offer admission for the fall semester.

The Spring Competitive Season usually runs from early March ( when practices begin ) to mid June. Regular game play usually starts in early April.

Your license does not cover this period, but you can leave your belongings in your room during this time. If you plan to stay during this period, you will be required to sign an additional license and pay a nominal fee.

The Academy scheduling sets the dates for release for the holiday breaks and cadets are not released until after the last military duty (LMD) or last final, whichever is later. Since departures will vary for each cadet, the cadet or the Squadron AOC are the best persons to determine when the cadet can leave.

No. We really encourage you to start in the Fall semester. The six required courses are really three two-semester sequences; due to this sequence of course offerings, candidates should not apply for Spring admission.

For Fall term, mid-August. For Spring term, mid-January. For Summer term, mid-June. Remember, there are courses that may start earlier or later during each semester.

Please consult the current credit and continuing education course schedules for course start dates and times. To request a schedule, please call 410-287-1000. To view current course offerings or to search for a course, see Course Search. Yes, these courses are offered through the Division of Continuing Education. Please call 410-392-3366 for more information or to meet with an advisor.