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UPCOMING DEADLINES & EVENTS:

06/19/2026 – Juneteenth observed (No classes or exams) 07/24/2026 – Fall Billing Due Date
07/03/2026 – Independence Day observed (University closed / No classes) 07/30/2026 – NDS Open Enrollment
07/06/2026 – Classes resume 08/15/2026 – No Registration Required deadline, 1st ETD Draft Due
07/06/2026 – Drop/Revision Deadline 08/17/2026 1st Day of Classes

07/07/2026 Fall Billing

08/28/2026 – Fall Census Date
07/16/2026 – Late Registration Begins for Fall 09/07/2026 – Labor Day holiday

Explore the resources below to learn more about how to navigate the program and get the most from your time in graduate school. Can’t find the answer? Contact the MAE Graduate Office Staff.

The MAE Graduate Handbook contains the key resources for students regarding program timelines, requirements, policies, and expectations. It is a complement to the University Graduate School Handbook which contains the detailed Graduate School policies. The degree timelines give an overview of yearly plans and milestones for each degree path. Download or print to have a quick checklist of your path through the program.

Have more questions? Check out the Graduate Advising FAQ.

Written Qual & Prelim Exams

Faculty:
Submit completed and approved written exams

Oral Exam
Scheduling

Students:
Schedule your MS or PhD defense and PhD prelim with the Graduate School

Exemption
Requests

Request exemptions for program requirements (MAE801, symposium, course requirements)

Other Student Requests

e.g. change of degree, course audit, co-op reports, late arrival letters, deferrals

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