Announcements

Due to a recent class eligibility change by the Department of Writing and Rhetoric, the [class number] class you retook in [semester] is retroactively eligible for grade replacement.

For those of you who’ve already registered for fall classes, we're working to minimize disruption to your existing schedules and maximize your opportunities to take the classes you need to finish your degree.

Classes will now be held on campus through Wednesday, Nov. 25, shortening fall break (typically a full week), and all classes will continue remotely and/or online through the end of the semester. Many calendar dates have moved up accordingly, including the last day of classes (Dec. 8) and finals exams (Dec. 9–13).

To ensure colleges, schools and programs have time to finalize Fall 2020 class schedules and set up freshman cohorts, the scheduled July 6 registration start date for new, incoming transfer and summer-to-fall students has been postponed.

Our Road Map to Fall 2020 calls for classes beginning as scheduled on Aug. 24 and finishing remotely after Thanksgiving break. It prioritizes health and safety considerations required to minimize risk and enable an on-campus academic model that accommodates both in-person and remote learning.

We've finished processing your grace period pass/fail change request(s), and your final grade modes should now be accurately reflected in Buff Portal.

If you missed the deadline to take one or more of your spring classes pass/fail, you may still have time. CU Boulder is offering a grace period from now through Monday, May 11 (11:59 p.m.) for classes with a pass/fail deadline of April 30 or May 1.

You've applied to graduate in May! If your graduation term has changed, please cancel your application and submit a new one. Otherwise, please make note of the following campuswide graduation dates and deadlines.

If you've been intending to petition for Fall 2020, we encourage you to do so. Our tuition classification officers will review your residency petition and your individual situation carefully and give consideration for extraordinary circumstances beyond your control.

A reminder that all Colorado Law classes will be graded on a credit/no-credit (CR/NC) basis in Spring 2020.