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We designed our 3-3 academic calendar to provide you maximum amount of depth and flexibility in your academic pursuits.
In each of our three 10-week terms you take only three courses (hence the 3-3), giving you time and energy for a deeper level of study than you might have with a semester calendar. Each course is the equivalent of a semester's worth of work. Faculty members teach only two courses each term, giving them more time for one-on-one mentoring.
The long break between the fall and winter terms lets you engage in career and graduate school exploration, pursue an independent research project, take advantage of an internship or pursue one of our off-campus study opportunities.
2011-2012 Academic Calendar Key Dates |
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| Fall Term 2011 | |
| September 3-7 | New student arrival and orientation |
| September 8 | Classes begin |
| November 20-22 | Final exams |
| Winter Term 2012 | |
| January 3 |
Classes begin |
| March 8-10 | Final exams |
| Spring Term 2012 | |
| March 21 | Classes begin |
| May 27-29 | Final exams |
| June 2 |
Commencement |
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