Final Exam Schedule

Final examinations are two hours long.  All classes meeting on the hour, regardless of whether they are 50 minutes or extended combinations, will continue their examinations according to the exam schedule for the hour in which they begin.

*Faculty: If your class does not adhere to the standard exam schedule, please contact Norma Riggins at nwhitlow@radford.edu.

Final examinations are two hours long.  All classes meeting on the hour, regardless of whether they are 50 minutes or extended combinations, will continue their examinations according to the exam schedule for the hour in which they begin.  Classes meeting within any of the time periods shown above (i.e. 2:15 p.m.) will hold their examinations at the exam hour designated for the hours in which they begin (2 p.m.).  If you have examination conflicts or if you have three or more examinations in one day, see the instructor of the course that is in conflict to arrange a change in your final examination schedule.

Requesting a change in final exam schedules:  Using the Change in Final Examination Schedule (PDF) form, students may request from their instructor(s) changes in their final examination schedule, especially if they can document that their schedule would otherwise have them taking three or more examinations in a single day.  Students should be aware, however, that instructors are under no obligation to grant such requests.  Students should therefore never assume that requests to change the final examination schedule will be approved.  If a change is approved, this document confirms and formalizes the agreement between the student and the faculty member that the exam will be administered at the new and mutually agreed upon date and time.  Requests for changing an exam schedule must be submitted to the instructor no later than the last day of regular classes.