The schedule of instruction, holidays, and key dates for a specific academic year at Franklin University provides students, faculty, and staff with a roadmap for the year. This structured timeline typically includes registration periods, start and end dates of semesters, breaks, final exam schedules, and commencement ceremonies. An example would be the designated period for dropping courses without academic penalty, or the date on which final grades are posted.
A well-defined yearly timetable is essential for successful academic planning. It allows students to organize their study schedules, register for courses effectively, and manage their time efficiently. Faculty use it to structure course content delivery and assessment deadlines, ensuring alignment with the university’s overall academic plan. Historically, academic calendars have evolved from simple term delineations to complex, integrated systems reflecting the growing complexities of modern higher education. Access to this information empowers the entire university community to navigate the academic year with clarity and purpose.
