Spring 2024 Final Exam Schedule
Find the regularly scheduled time for the course. At the top of that column is the day the exam will be given. In the left-hand column is the time of the exam.
Notes:
- Students are responsible for knowing their final exam schedule and planning their travel accordingly. They should not ask faculty to take exams at an earlier time for any reason other than extraordinary, unavoidable circumstances, nor should faculty agree to do so without approval of the Assistant Provost/Dean of Faculty.
- Students who have three or more final exams scheduled on the same day may speak to the Assistant Provost/Dean of Faculty about working with the involved faculty to arrange a different day for one of the exams.
- Students enrolled in appointment classes should check with professors to determine the examination schedule.
- Student exchange policy with McPherson College is that the priorities of the host campus take precedence. The home campus will be flexible. In case of severe disagreements or student hardships, the schools’ CAOs will consult and determine a resolution.
Q: How will classrooms be set-up this semester?
A: All COVID-19 precautions will remain in place for the duration of the semester. Masks will be required and all classroom spaces will be socially distanced. Faculty will be prepared to accommodate students who are temporarily unable to attend class sessions due to quarantine or isolation. This spring, every classroom is equipped with a 360-degree camera that makes it possible for faculty teaching courses with split rosters to integrate remote students into class sessions in real time.
Q: Will any spring classes be online?
A: Very few. The only classes offered fully online are those with instructors who cannot safely be present in the classroom due to underlying, high-risk health conditions.
Q: Can I choose to take my spring courses online?
A: With just a few exceptions, all spring courses will be hybrid or fully in person, requiring classroom attendance and on-campus presence. McPherson College’s curriculum has not been designed for online delivery; courses must be completed on campus. Students with documented disabilities or high-risk health conditions can apply for an online accommodation. For more information about ADA accommodations, email Carole Barr at barrc@mcpherson.edu. The college reserves the right to decline online delivery of some courses such as those with significant shop, studio, or lab components.
Q: What attendance policy is in effect this spring?
A: Students who experience any symptoms of illness should not attend class, go to the dining hall, or participate in practices. Ill students must immediately notify their faculty, resident director or other student life staff person, and coach, if applicable. Faculty will be promptly notified of students who are referred to the campus clinic for testing. They will be prepared to accommodate students who are in quarantine or isolation. Asymptomatic students should continue to participate fully in any online course activities.