2011-2012 University Calendar
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This calendar applies to undergraduate and graduate students enrolled at URI’s Kingston and Providence Campuses. 
For dates specific to candidates for graduate degrees, see the end of “Graduate Admission and Registration.” For the most up-to-date calendar information, visit http://www.uri.edu/es/menus/acadcal.html. This page reflects the information posted on that Web site as of July 22, 2011.Fall Semester 2011
Fall Semester 2011
Labor Day, no classes, offices closedSept. 5
Advising DaySept. 6
Classes beginSept. 7
Last day to drop courses with pro-rata billing adjustment; last day to add courses and pass/fail optionSept. 20
Columbus Day, classes do not meet, offices closedOct. 10
Monday classes meet Oct. 12
Midsemester Oct. 21
Midterm grades for freshmen due in e-CampusOct. 25
Last day for students to drop courses and to change from pass/fail optionNov. 1
Election Day, classes meetNov. 8
Veteran's Day, classes do not meet, offices closedNov. 11
Thanksgiving recess, no classesNov. 24 -27
Friday classes meet, and classes endDec. 12
Reading dayDec. 13
Final examinationsDec. 14 -16, 19 -22
Final examinationsMake-up dayDec. 23
Final grades due in e-CampusDec. 28
Official date for December graduationDec. 30
Spring Semester 2012
Advising Day
Jan. 20
Classes beginJan. 23
Last day to drop courseswith pro-rata billing adjustment;last day to add courses and pass/fail optionFeb. 5
President's Day, classes do not meet, offices openFeb. 20
MidsemesterMarch 7
Spring break, no classes, offices openMarch 12 -18
Midterm grades for freshmen due in e-CampusMarch 20
Last day for students to change from pass/fail optionMarch 23
Last day for students to drop coursesMarch 23
Classes endApril 30
Reading daysMay 1 -2
Final examinationsMay 3 -4, 7 -11
Final grades due in e-CampusMay 15
Graduate CommencementMay 19
Undergraduate CommencementMay 20
Summer Session 2012
Term IMay 21-June 22
Term IIJune 23-July 27
In case of major storms or other circumstances, changes may be made in the academic calendar when it is in the best interest of the institution, without prior notice to students.
