Student Deadlines, Resources and Updates

Nov. 17: Last day of classes
Nov. 18-24: Final Examinations
Nov. 30: Grades due by 5 p.m.
Dec. 4: Commencement exercises for Spring, Summer and Fall 2020 graduates
Dec. 7: Enrollment begins for Summer 2021

October 27, 2020 1-min. read

Upcoming Dates and Deadlines

The Division of Academic and Student Affairs has compiled a list of resources for help on campus. Bookmark this page, it’s updated often.
The Academic Success Center has many free virtual tutoring and academic mentoring services (e.g., organization, time management) to support online learning. If you’re on campus, there is also a large general study space in Hill Library that is open for you to use (student ID and masks are currently required).
The college’s Academic Support Center has graduate student advisors to assist you with university policies, registering for classes, study skills, time management and goal setting.
Keep Learning, also from Academic and Student Affairs, provides strategies for success with online learning and technology resources.
If you’re experiencing monetary hardship, food insecurity, or housing insecurity, the Pack Essentials program has resources available to help.
The NC State Coronavirus site provides information for students to be successful academically.
Student Health, the Counseling Center, Prevention Services, and Wellness and Recreation provide both in-person and online resources available to you to create a path to well-being that incorporates physical, mental, and emotional health — and builds lifelong good habits.

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