Semester Information - Spring 2022
Dates and Deadlines
Monday | January 3 | Undergraduate Non-Degree registration begins |
Monday | January 3 | Deadline to submit applications for May and August graduation in Registrar's Office |
Monday | January 17 | MLK Day, University Closed |
Tuesday | January 18 | Regular class schedule begins |
Tuesday | January 18 |
Satisfactory/Unsatisfactory option begins-complete form at: www.ship.edu/Registrar/Registrar_Office_Forms/ |
Tuesday | January 25 | Last day to drop/add classes for ALL students (Graduate, Undergraduate & Non-Degree-POT 1). Drop/add dates for other Parts of Term are listed below under "Parts of Term." |
Wednesday | January 26 |
Withdrawal from courses with "W" grades begins for ALL students online for Part of Term 1. If it is necessary to withdraw from all classes, undergraduates must contact their academic dean's office. Graduate students and non-degree students must visit: |
Tuesday | February 1 | Satisfactory/Unsatisfactory option ends |
Wednesday | February 16 | Deadline for grade appeals and grade changes for Fall 2021 |
Friday | March 4 | Spring Break begins 4:00 p.m. |
Friday | March 4 | Early Warning grades DUE online - 4:00 p.m. |
Monday | March 14 | Classes resume, 8:00 a.m. |
Friday | March 18 | Deadline for grade appeals and grade change for Winter 2021 |
March 21 - May 18 | Graduate Summer Term A Scheduling | |
March 21 - June 29 | Graduate Summer Term B Scheduling | |
March 21- Aug 29 | Graduate FALL Scheduling | |
March 28 - April 14 | Undergraduate FALL Scheduling | |
March 28- May 18 | Undergraduate Summer Term A Scheduling | |
March 28 - June 29 | Undergraduate Summer Term B Scheduling | |
Tuesday | March 29 | Withdraw from classes with "W" grade - final day (G & UG) for Part of Term 1. Withdrawal dates for other Parts of Term are listed below under "Parts of Term." |
April 25 - May 6 | FALL Schedule Clean-Up for UG students | |
Friday | April 29 | Day and evening classes end |
May 2 - May 6 | Final Exams | |
May 6 | Graduate Commencement Ceremony | |
May 7 | Undergraduate Commencement Ceremony | |
Thursday | May 12 | Grades Due online at 3:00 p.m. |
DATES ARE TENTATIVE AND SUBJECT TO CHANGE
Returning to Campus
Dates for residence hall check-in for returning students are to be determined.
SPECIAL INFORMATION FOR NEW STUDENTSYOUR SEMESTER CLASS SCHEDULEYour class schedule for the semester will be prepared by the Registrar's Office in conjunction with your academic department. You may view your schedule via myShip at https://my.ship.edu. SCHEDULE ADJUSTMENT Entering freshmen will not be able to schedule adjust. If you have special circumstances, contact your Dean's Office starting Tuesday, January 18. |
Parts of Term – Spring 2022 Semester
Part of Term |
Course Start & End Dates |
Last Day Drop/Add |
Last Day W Grade |
1-Full Term | Jan 18 - May 6 | Jan 25 | Mar 29 |
2 | Jan 10 - Mar 4 | Jan 13 | Feb 15 |
3 | Jan 18 - Mar 11 | Jan 21 | Feb 23 |
4 | Mar 14 - May 6 | Mar 17 | Apr 19 |
5 | Jan 18 - Apr 8 | Jan 24 | Mar 14 |
6 | Jan 18 - Feb 25 | Jan 20 | Feb 14 |
7 | Mar 14 - Apr 22 | Mar 16 | Apr 8 |
8 | Jan 18 - Feb 18 | Jan 20 | Feb 9 |
9 | Feb 21 - Apr 1 | Feb 23 | Mar 18 |
10 | April 4 - May 6 | Apr 6 | Apr 26 |
11 | March 14 - May 6 | Mar 17 | Apr 19 |
Dining Hall Hours
Please refer to the Dining Services web site for information regarding campus food services.
Student Parking Permits
- Login here to register then bring your SU ID card, Drivers License, Vehicle Registration, and Proof of Insurance to pick up your permit.
- An individual permit is required for each vehicle you will have on campus
- Pick up your permit(s) at the SUSSI fiscal office (CUB 204)
- Permits are non-refundable.
Bookstore Hours
Contact the University store at (717)-477-1600 for hours of operation or visit their web site here.
Textbooks
Textbooks may be purchased at the University Store in the Ceddia Union Building.
Withdrawal From University
To withdraw completely from the University, you must notify your academic dean's office. The deadline to withdraw without academic penalty (with grades of "W") is Tuesday, March 29, for Part of Term 1. If you stop attending class but do not withdraw, you will remain registered for the course. You will not receive refunds or adjustments to your account if you do not officially notify the University of your withdrawal. It is important to notify your dean's office in a timely way.
Graduate students must visit www.ship.edu/Registrar/Withdrawal_Request_Form/ to withdraw from their last class.
Refund Schedule
The refund policy is mandated by the Board of Governors of the State System of Higher Education. That policy is available through Student Accounts.
Note:
In some cases a student may owe a balance to the University after Title IV aid is returned.
Information concerning the detailed application of the refund policy can be obtained by contacting the Student Accounts Office at 477-1211.
Refund polices are subject to change by the State System of Higher Education.
Important Phone Numbers
To call these offices from a campus phone, dial the 4-digit extension listed below. To dial these numbers from off campus, use (717) 477- then the number.
Student Accounts (bills, payment) | 1211 |
Financial Aid (loans, grants, work-study) | 1131 |
Registrar's Office (scheduling, transcripts) | 1381 |
Housing & Residence Life | 1701 |
Dean, College of Business | 1620 |
Dean, College of Education and Human Services | 1141 |
Dean, College of Arts and Sciences | 1151 |
Dean, Division of Undeclared Majors | 1395 |
University Store | 1600 |
University Police (parking decals, IDs) | 1444 |
Hot Line (for University closings) | 1200 |
Application for Graduation
If you plan to graduate in May or August, you must submit an application by Monday, January 3. An application fee of $35.00 per Bachelor's degree or $60 per Master's degree is required at this time. Information related to commencement ceremonies will be forthcoming at a later date.
Graduation Rate
Under the provisions of the Student Right-to-Know Act universities must report the graduation rate of students. This rate is based on full- time students who entered the institution as first time freshmen. It includes all students who have completed their course of study in 150% of the normal time for completion or graduation.
As a four-year institution, Shippensburg University reports the rate for students who have graduated. Visit https://www.ship.edu/about/offices/irp/retention_rates/ for the most recent class for which these figures have been calculated.
Release of Student Information
Under federal law, Shippensburg University may release directory information about current students. Directory information includes name, home/local addresses and phone numbers, e-mail address, enrollment status, major, degree and honors. This information is provided to callers and is also available on the University's website. If you do not want this information to be released, you must complete a form in the Registrar's Office instructing the University to withhold your directory information. Please visit http://www.ship.edu/Registrar/Release_of_Directory_Information/ for more information.
First Day Attendance
The first day attendance policy allows faculty to remove you from a course if you do not attend the first class session and do not provide notice to the faculty or the department secretary. This also applies to the first class after you add a course during schedule adjustment.
If you are dropped from a course for not attending the first class, you may only reschedule it if it is still open during schedule adjustment.
Even if you do not attend the first class, you are still responsible for dropping the course during schedule adjustment. Otherwise, you may remain scheduled for the course and receive a grade of "F" for nonattendance. You may also be charged for the course.
Final Exam Schedule
Check the Registrar News portion of the myShip portal for official times and room assignments after the updated final exam schedule is posted.
Monday May 2 |
Tuesday May 3 |
Wednesday May 4 |
Thursday May 5 |
Friday May 6 |
|
8:00 a.m. to 10:00 a.m. |
9:00 a.m. MWF |
9:30 a.m. TR |
MULTI |
8:00 a.m. TR |
8:00 a.m. MWF |
10:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. |
12:00 p.m. MWF |
11:00 a.m. TR |
11:00 a.m. MWF |
MULTI |
10:00 a.m. MWF |
1:00 p.m. to 3:00 p.m. |
2:00 p.m. MW & MWF |
2:00 p.m. TR |
1:00 p.m. MWF |
12:30 p.m. TR |
MULTI |
3:30 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. |
5:00 p.m.MW |
MULTI |
3:00 OR 3:30 p.m. (ALL) |
5:00 p.m. TR |
EMPTY |
6:30 p.m. |
Monday Night Classes |
Tuesday Night Classes |
Wednesday Night Classes |
Thursday Night Classes |
Students who have a conflict of more than two finals in one day should work with the faculty teaching the courses no later than the week before finals to resolve the problem.
In case of inclement weather, the following schedule may be followed:
1. If a final exam scheduled for 5:15 p.m. or later is canceled, it will be rescheduled for Friday night.
2. If finals are delayed in the morning, a compressed schedule will be followed: 8:00 finals will begin at 10:00, 10:30 finals will begin at 12:00, 1:00 finals will begin at 2:00, and 3:30 finals will begin at 4:00. If a student has two finals back-to-back they will be allowed time to arrive for the second final.
3. If finals are canceled in the afternoon, those finals will begin during the empty time slot on Friday.
4. If an entire day is canceled, finals will be made up on the following Monday.
Students who have a conflict or more than two finals in one day should work with the faculty teaching the courses no later than the week before finals to resolve the problem.