* The Examination schedule may be revised as circumstances may require*

The following courses are paper, project, or take-home exam courses in the Fall 2007 Semester:

Please note the following:

1. When an exam is to be administered in more than one room, report initially to the room whose number is underlined to obtain examination and instructions.

2. Any student who needs to reschedule an examination as a result of a policy-approved conflict must do so by November 1, 2007. Note: Neither students nor faculty members may reschedule an examination without the prior permission of the Associate Dean. The Exam Scheduling and Conflict Policy approved by the faculty and administration is outlined below:

EXAM SCHEDULING AND CONFLICT POLICY

An examination schedule is published each semester and is provided to students. It is the school=s policy that examinations are to be taken when scheduled absent a recognized conflict, accident or illness, involuntarily-assumed obligations, compelling circumstances, or pursuant to the Americans with Disabilities Act. Students should not contact the professors involved in this case, for by doing so, the student likely would lose the ability to be graded anonymously. All exam conflicts must be resolved at least three weeks before the beginning of the exam period.

In the event of a recognized student examination conflict, accident or illness of a student, legal obligations under the Americans with Disabilities Act, or compelling circumstances, examinations can be rescheduled subject to the prior permission of the Associate Dean.

1.Conflict

An exam conflict is defined as: two exams scheduled at the same time or on the same calendar day; exams on four consecutive days in the same week; or two core exams on consecutive days. Students who have a recognized conflict should see the Associate Dean.

2. Illness

Students too ill to take an examination must provide a physician=s verification. A student who becomes ill before an exam should immediately call the Associate Dean.

3. Compelling Circumstances

Students with compelling circumstances such as a death in the family, a serious personal crisis, etc. should discuss these with the Associate Dean. If the situation merits, alternative exam arrangements will be made. Airline reservations do not constitute a compelling circumstance inasmuch as the students have notice of exam times at the time of registration. Neither employment requirements nor participation in extracurricular activities are a justification for alternative exam dates.

3. Involuntarily-Assumed Obligations

Occasionally, a student will be called for military or jury duty during the examination period. If the student is unable to reschedule that commitment, the student should contact the Associate Dean.

3. Disability Accommodations

Students who have documented disabilities qualifying them for accommodations on examinations may take examinations at different times and/or under different conditions than those taking an examination as scheduled. These arrangements are coordinated through the Associate Dean in order to protect the student=s anonymity during the grading process.

Rev. 5/9/01; 6/23/06; 7/9/07