Cerritos College
Catalog and Announcement of Courses Academic Year 2025-2026
Cerritos College
11110 Alondra Boulevard
Norwalk, California 90650
(562) 860-2451
www.cerritos.edu
A Public Community College Established 1955
Accredited By:
Accrediting Commission for Community and Junior Colleges of the Western Association of Schools & Colleges
A Member of:
- Academic Senate for California Community Colleges
- American Association of Community Colleges California Community College Trustees
- Community College League of California
The Cerritos College Catalog represents an academic year beginning with the fall term and including the subsequent spring and summer terms. This information is available on the internet at www.cerritos.edu.
In accordance with the Americans with Disabilities Act, this information is available in alternate formats (Braille, enlarged type, e-text, etc.) and may be requested by emailing ayshin@cerritos.edu.
Disclaimer: Cerritos College has made reasonable efforts to ensure the accuracy of the information contained in the College Catalog at the time of annual publication. The College reserves the right to add to, amend, or repeal any of the rules, regulations, policies and procedures, or any other content, consistent with applicable regulations and laws. Content is subject to change without notice by the administration for reasons of student enrollment, level of financial support, or for any other reason at the discretion of the College. The College Catalog does not constitute a contract or the terms of a contract. The College Catalog is not intended to promulgate all policies, procedures, rules, and regulations of partner organizations, transfer institutions, the College, or the Cerritos Community College District. Students are advised to consult the online version of this catalog and to contact Counseling Services or the applicable administrative office for additional information.
Our Mission
Cerritos College provides its diverse student population with high-quality, comprehensive instructional programs and support services through clear, equity-minded pathways to their educational goals. In doing so, the college develops culturally competent students with the knowledge, skills, and values that prepare them to be productive members of their local and global communities.
Specialized or Programmatic Accreditations
Associate Degree in Nursing (ADN)
California Board of Registered Nursing (BRN) – State Accreditation
1747 N. Market Boulevard., Suite 150
Sacramento, CA 95834-1924
Accreditation Commission for Education in Nursing (ACEN) – National Accreditation
3343 Peachtree Road. NE, Suite 850
Atlanta, GA 30326
Dental Assisting
The Commission on Dental Accreditation (CODA)
211 E. Chicago Avenue
Chicago, IL 60611
Dental Hygiene
The Commission on Dental Accreditation (CODA)
211 E. Chicago Avenue
Chicago, IL 60611
Ford ASSET Program
ASE Education Foundation
1503 Edwards Ferry Road NE, Suite 401
Leesburg, VA 20176
General Automotive Mechanical Repair
ASE Education Foundation
1503 Edwards Ferry Road NE, Suite 401
Leesburg, VA 20176
General Motors ASEP
ASE Education Foundation
1503 Edwards Ferry Road NE, Suite 401
Leesburg, VA 20176
Paralegal Program
American Bar Association Standing Committee on Paralegals & Approval Commission
321 N. Clark Street
Chicago, IL 60654-7598
Pharmacy Technician Program
ASHP/ACPE Pharmacy Technician Accreditation Commission
190 S. LaSalle Street, Suite 2850
Chicago, IL 60603-3410
Physical Therapist Assistant Program Special Accreditation
Commission on Accreditation of Physical Therapy Education (CAPTE)
1111 N. Fairfax Street
Alexandria, VA 22314-1488
Speech-Language Pathology Assistant Program
California Speech-Language Pathology, Audiology, and Hearing Aid Dispensers Board
2005 Evergreen Street, Suite 2100
Sacramento, CA 95815
Annual Security Report
Cerritos College publishes an Annual Security Report in accordance with the Clery Act. This report includes statistics for the previous three years concerning reported crimes that occurred on-campus; in certain off-campus buildings or property owned or controlled by Cerritos College; and on public property within, or immediately adjacent to and accessible from, the campus. This report also includes institutional policies concerning campus security, such as policies concerning sexual assault, and other matters. You can obtain a copy of this report by contacting the Cerritos College Police Department in person or at (562) 924-3618. This report is also available on the college website at www.cerritos.edu/police/annual-security-report.htm.
College Leadership
Board of Trustees
President
Mariana Pacheco
Vice President
Dr. Dawn Green
Clerk
Zurich Lewis
Trustee
James Cody Birkey
Trustee
Dr. Shin Liu
Trustee
Mariana Rios
Trustee
Dr. Sandra Salazar
Student Trustee
Gustavo Sanchez
Administration
President/Superintendent
Jose Fierro, D.V.M., Ph.D.
Vice President of Academic Affairs/Assistant Superintendent
Frank Mixson, Ph.D.
Executive Vice President of Business Services/Assistant Superintendent
Felipe Lopez, M.A.
Vice President of Human Resources/Assistant Superintendent
Mercedes Gutierrez, Ed.D.
Vice President of Student Services/Assistant Superintendent
Robyn Brammer, Ph.D.
President's Office
Director, Office of the President, Government Relations, Trustee Services, & Strategic Initiatives
Andrea Wittig, MBA
Academic Affairs
Dean of Academic Affairs & Strategic Initiatives
Colleen McKinley
Dean of Academic Success
Shawna Baskette
Manager of MESA Program
Helen Barriere
Instructional Dean of Business Education
Christopher Whiteside
Instructional Dean of Fine Arts & Communications
Gary Pritchard, Ph.D.
Instructional Dean of Health Occupations
Elizabeth Riley, Ph.D.
Interim Director of Child Development Center
Carolyn Lapitan
Instructional Dean of Humanities/Social Sciences
Narges Rabii-Rakin, Ed.D.
Instructional Dean of Kinesiology
Rory Natividad, Ed.D.
Athletic Director
Jeffrey Miera
Instructional Dean of Liberal Arts
Sunny Rothstein, Ph.D.
Instructional Dean of Science, Engineering & Mathematics
Michael Page, Ph.D.
Instructional Dean of Technology
Yannick Real, Ed.D.
Instructional Dean of Continuing Education
Graciela Vasquez, Ed.D.
Manager of Partnership for Adult Academic & Career Education
Sherryl Carter, Ed.D.
Acting Director of Educational Partnerships & Programs
Sasha Leonardo
Senior Manager of Dual Enrollment
Stefany Diaz Espana
Sector Navigator of Advanced Transportation & Logistics
Jannet Malig
Business Services
Director of Fiscal Services
Noorali Delawalla
Accounting Manager
Vacant
Budget Manager
Conrad Selorio
Payroll Manager
Deanna Hart
Director of Information Technology
Patrick O’Donnell
Manager of Information Technology
Javier Banuelos
PeopleSoft Database Administrator
Maria Mendez
PeopleSoft Database Administrator
Michael Salazar
Director of Physical Plant & Construction Services
Elmer Gomez
Facilities Manager
Mario Gaspar
Operations Manager
Juan Carlos Serna
Director of Procurement &Contract Services
Mark Logan
Chief of Campus Police Services
Donald Mueller
Captain of Campus Police Services
Brian Hill
California School Employees Association
CSEA President
Irlanda Lopez
Cerritos College Faculty Federation – AFT
CCFF-AFT President
Robert William Mittendorf, Ph.D.
Faculty Senate
Faculty Senate President
Terrance Mullins
Foundation
Interim Executive Director of Foundation & Institutional Advancement
Etelvina Juardo, Ed.D.
Director of Community Advancement
Bellegran Gomez
Human Resources
Director of Human Resources & Risk Management
Nancy Buvinger, MA
Director of Diversity, Compliance & Title IX Coordinator, email: emiles@cerritos.edu (ext. 3968)
Erin Miles, J.D.
Institutional Effectiveness, Research, Planning, and Grants
Dean, Institutional Effectiveness, Research, Planning & Grants
Amber Hroch, Ph.D.
Public Relations & Communications
Director of Public Relations & Communications
Chelsea Van Doornum
Student Services
Dean of Counseling Services
Eliza Hoyos Vences, Ed.D.
Director of Career & Transfer Services
Nelly Alvarado, Ed.D.
Dean of Enrollment Services
Yvette Tafoya
Assistant Director of Admissions & Records
Laura Estrada
Financial Aid Assistant Director
Jamie Quiroz
Dean of Student Accessibility & Wellness Services
Christopher Elquizabal, Ed.D.
Associate Dean of Student Health & Wellness Services
Hillary Mennella, D.N.P.
Manager, Licensed Clinical Social Worker
Angela Williams
Dean of Student Services
Elizabeth Miller, Ed.D.
Case Manager, Basic Needs
Pamela Sepulveda
Dean of Student Equity & Success
Luisito Amador, Ed.D.
Director of Special Support Programs
Patricia Robbins Smith, Ed.D
Assistant Director of International Student Services & Cultural Engagement
Gladys Calderon
Interim Manager of Justice Scholars
Luciano Morales
Campus Extensions
Telephone: (562) 860-2451 or (562) 467-5000
| Area | Extension |
|---|---|
| Administrative Offices | |
| President/Superintendent | 2204 |
| Academic Affairs | 2218 |
| Business Services | 2241 |
| Human Resources | 2284 |
| Student Services | 2236 |
| Divisions | |
| Business Education | 2217 |
| Counseling | (562) 467-5231 & 2231 |
| Fine Arts & Communications | 2600 |
| Health Occupations | 2550 |
| Humanities & Social Sciences | 2752 |
| Kinesiology | 2859 |
| Liberal Arts | 2858 |
| Library & Learning Resource Center | 2430 |
| Science, Engineering & Mathematics | 2660 |
| Student Success | 7888 |
| Technology | 2900 |
| Areas of Interest | |
| Accounting | 2261 |
| Admissions, Records & Services | 2211 |
| Fees (Students) | 2211 |
| Refunds (Students) | 2211 |
| Academic Probation | 2231 |
| Adult Education/Diversity Programs | (562) 467-5098 |
| Advanced Transportation Technology | 2912 |
| Art Gallery | 2616 |
| Assessment Testing | 2599 |
| Athletic Department | 2862/2884 |
| Athletic Training Center | 2882/2864 |
| Fitness Lab | 2883 |
| Weight Training Room | 2885 |
| Bookstore | 2450 |
| CalWORKS | 2593 |
| Career Center | 2356 |
| Career Services | 2356 |
| Center for Teaching Excellence | 7889 |
| Child Development Center | 2583 |
| Communication Center | 2200 |
| Community Education | (562) 467-5050 |
| Community Relations | 2798 |
| Cosmetology Department | 2950 |
| Counseling Services | 2231 |
| Culinary Arts | 2456 |
| Distance Education | 7891 |
| Economic Development | 2511 |
| Emergency | 911 |
| Extended Opportunity Programs & Services (EOPS) | 2398 |
| Facilities | 2307/2309 |
| Faculty Senate | 2219 |
| Financial Aid | 2397 |
| First-Year Experience | 2782 |
| Fiscal Services | 2261 |
| Foster & Kinship Care Education | 2578 |
| Foundation | (562) 467-5053 |
| Information Technology Help Desk | (562) 467-5266 & 2166 |
| International Student Services | 2133 |
| Job Placement (Students) | 2366 |
| Language Success Center | 2855 |
| Learning Communities | 2782 |
| Library | 2430 |
| Lost & Found | 2325 |
| Mail Room | 2201 |
| Math Learning Center | 2659 |
| Media Services | 7890 |
| Mental Health Worker Program | 2778 |
| Music Office | 2629 |
| Older Wiser Learner (OWL) | (562) 467-5098 |
| Parking | 2326 |
| Pathway Programs | 2212 |
| Payroll | 2274 |
| Police Department | 2325 |
| Project HOPE | 7847 |
| Public Affairs | 2544 |
| Publications (Copy Services) | 2290 |
| Purchasing | 2243 |
| Radio Station, WPMD 1700AM | 2626 |
| Reading Center | 2856 |
| Re-entry Resource Center | 2362 |
| Research & Planning | 2192 |
| Safety Escort | 3076 |
| Scholars' Honors Program | 2728 |
| School Relations | 2130 |
| Sports Information | 2896 |
| Staff Development | 2285 |
| Student Accessibility Services | 2335 |
| Student Affairs Office | 2473/2475 |
| Clubs & Organizations | 2473 |
| Conduct and Grievance | 2483 |
| Student Activities Center | 2479 |
| Student Body President | 2477 |
| Student Body Vice President | 2478 |
| Student Government | 2477 |
| Student I.D. Center | 2120 |
| Student Health Services | 2321 |
| Success Center | 7891 |
| Talon Marks (Student Newspaper) | 2618 |
| Teacher TRAC | 2212 |
| Theatre Office | 2640 |
| Transfer Center | 2154 |
| Veterans' Education Office | 3716 |
| Veterans' Resource Center | 3716 |
About Cerritos College
College History
Since opening its doors in 1955, with just 197 students meeting in rented classrooms at Excelsior High School, Cerritos College has grown into a cornerstone of higher education for southeastern Los Angeles County. At its first commencement in spring 1958, 13 students received associate of arts degrees. Fast forward to today, Cerritos College is on track to award over 10,000 degrees and certificates in spring 2025. This is the highlight of consecutive record-breaking graduation years over the last decade.
Cerritos College has grown in the communities it serves. Now, the college plays a pivotal role in the upward mobility of the communities of Artesia, Bellflower, Cerritos, Downey, Hawaiian Gardens, La Mirada, Norwalk, and South Gate, as well as portions of Bell Gardens, East Compton, Lakewood, Long Beach, Santa Fe Springs, and South Whittier. Cerritos College’s enrollment has grown to over 24,000 students.
Now in its 70th year, the college continues to invest in its programs and infrastructure to grow and meet the needs of its community. Cerritos College is proud to offer programs and support services like Cerritos Complete and The Village – nationally recognized programs of excellence and innovation. In 2024, Cerritos College earned the Seal of Excelencia, recognizing its proven success for intentionally serving Latino students. These achievements reflect the institution’s commitment to always put Students First.
Vision
Cerritos College will provide innovative learning opportunities and support services that will close persistent educational achievement gaps.
Values
We have strong core values:
- Support and promote student success
- Promote excellence in teaching, learning, and service
- Support innovation and creativity to enhance and enrich learning
- Celebrate diversity in people, philosophies, cultures, beliefs, programs and learning
- Promote respect and trust in all people regardless of background, including students, community members and employees
- Foster integrity
- Develop nurturing and supportive partnerships with our educational, business and industry communities
- Support comprehensive curricular offerings
- Promote inclusiveness in a collaborative decision-making process
Mission
Cerritos College provides its diverse student population with high-quality, comprehensive instructional programs and support services through clear, equity-minded pathways to their educational goals. In doing so, the college develops culturally competent students with the knowledge, skills, and values that prepare them to be productive members of their local and global communities.
Educational Philosophy
Cerritos College embraces community, diversity, innovation, and active learning. We strive for high academic and ethical standards, as well as academic freedom; we believe in the worth and dignity of all of our learners. In educating, we consider the learner’s cognitive growth and emotional and physical well-being. The college prepares individuals for full participation in a complex democratic society as citizens and leaders, for the fulfillment of personal needs, and for the future. We believe that the purpose of education is to cultivate critical thinking skills and enhance the quality of life.
Commitment
The District provides a technologically advanced educational community in which students pursue a variety of educational goals: attainment of an associate degree, transfer to a four-year university, career/technical degree or certificate, or job skills. Achievement of these goals is strongly supported with instruction in basic skills as well as with student and instructional support services. Beyond these college credit programs and services, Cerritos College actively enriches the surrounding community through its varied community education programs.
Academic Freedom
Cerritos College serves the common good by expanding the boundaries of knowledge and transmitting it imaginatively, preparing students for occupations and preparing them to live successfully in a free society. The fulfillment of this function necessarily rests on the preservation of academic freedom which protects the rights of teachers to teach and students to learn.
The exercise of academic freedom is necessary if society is to receive the benefits of honest intellectual search and unbiased transmittal of knowledge. Cerritos College scholars must be free from pressures or demands which restrict their intellectual searches. The transmittal of knowledge at Cerritos College shall not be impeded by special interests, conflicting public opinion, or unpopularity. Cerritos College shall avoid a climate of education in which either students or faculty dare not assert their ideas for fear of reprisal. At the same time, Cerritos College faculty and students have a responsibility, under the guidelines of academic freedom, to engage in teaching and learning that honors and respects divergent viewpoints that are grounded in cultures of reason, logic, evidence, responsible scholarship, and creativity (Board Policy 4030)
Cerritos College Foundation
The Cerritos College Foundation is a 501(c)3 charitable vehicle established in 1979 with the mission to raise funds and engagement to support student scholarship and advance the College's academic excellence. The Foundation works closely with alumni, donors, college employees, corporate partners, and community organizations to raise funds and expand awareness of Cerritos College as a vital community asset. The Foundation awards more than $250,000 a year in student scholarships, and financial support for programs. The Cerritos College Foundation currently has a 16-member board of directors representing a wide diversity of business, education, and community advocacy; all of who are passionate about supporting Cerritos College students reach their academic goals.
The Foundation also oversees the Cerritos College Alumni Relations Office (ARO). The ARO provides year-round access to events, networking, and volunteer opportunities to help Cerritos College alumni stay connected and aid in their professional and personal development. The Foundation’s Alumni Connection e-newsletter features campus news, updates on alumni, and information about upcoming events.
2025-2026 Academic Calendar
| Event | Date |
|---|---|
| Fall Semester 2025 | |
| Beginning of Priority Enrollment | April 28, 2025 |
| Beginning of Continuing Students Enrollment | May 12, 2025 |
| Beginning of Dual Enrollment | May 22, 2025 |
| Beginning of Open Enrollment | May 27, 2025 |
| First Day to File a Petition for A.A. Degree and Certificate for Fall 2025 | August 11, 2025 |
| Fall 2025 Graduation Petition Period | August 11 - October 31, 2025 |
| Instruction Begins | August 18, 2025 |
| 18-Week Session | August 18 - December 19, 2025 |
| First 15-Week Session | August 18 - November 26, 2025 |
| First 12-Week Session | August 18 - November 7, 2025 |
| First 9-Week Session | August 18 - October 17, 2025 |
| First 6-Week Session | August 18 - September 26, 2025 |
| Second 15-Week Session | September 8 - December 19, 2025 |
| Second 12-Week Session | September 29 - December 19, 2025 |
| Second 6-Week Session | September 29 - November 7, 2025 |
| Second 9-Week Session | October 20 - December 19, 2025 |
| Third 6-Week Session | November 10 - December 19, 2025 |
| Last Day to File a Petition for AA Degree and Certificate for Fall 2025 | October 31, 2025 |
| Final Examinations | December 13 - 19, 2025 |
| Fall Semester Ends | December 19, 2025 |
| Spring Semester 2026 | |
| Beginning of Priority Enrollment | October 20, 2025 |
| Beginning of Continuing Students Enrollment | October 30, 2025 |
| Beginning of Dual Enrollment | November 13, 2025 |
| Beginning of Open Enrollment | November 21, 2025 |
| First Day to File a Petition for AA Degee and Certificate for Spring 2026 | January 5, 2026 |
| Spring 2026 Graduation Petition Period | January 5 - March 20, 2026 |
| Instruction Begins | January 12, 2026 |
| 18-Week Session | January 12 - May 22, 2026 |
| First 15-Week Session | January 12 - May 1, 2026 |
| First 12-Week Session | January 12 - April 10, 2026 |
| First 9-Week Session | January 12 - March 13, 2026 |
| First 6-Week Session | January 12 - February 20, 2026 |
| Second 15-Week Session | February 2 - May 22, 2026 |
| Second 12-Week Session | February 23 - May 22, 2026 |
| Second 6-Week Session | February 23 - April 10, 2026 |
| Second 9-Week Session | March 23 - May 22, 2026 |
| Third 6-Week Session | April 13 - May 22, 2026 |
| Last Day to File a Petition for AA Degree and Certificate for Spring 2026 | March 20, 2026 |
| Final Examinations | May 16 - 22, 2026 |
| Spring Semester Ends | May 22, 2026 |
| Summer Sessions 2026 | |
| Summer Session Begins | May 26, 2026 |
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This calendar is subject to change. The college offers many short-term classes starting at various times throughout the year.
| Event | Date |
|---|---|
| Holidays (The Campus WIll Be Closed) | |
| Independence Day | July 4, 2025 |
| Labor Day | September 1, 2025 |
| Veterans Day | November 11, 2025 |
| Thanksgiving Holiday | November 27 - November 30, 2025 |
| Winter Holiday | December 22, 2025 - January 11, 2026 |
| Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Birthday Observance | January 19, 2026 |
| Abraham Lincoln Birthday Observance | February 13, 2026 |
| George Washington Birthday Observance | February 16, 2026 |
| Spring Recess (Friday Only) | March 20, 2026 |
| Memorial Day | May 25, 2026 |
| Junteenth Holiday | June 19, 2026 |
| Recess | |
| Semester Break | December 20, 2025 - January 11, 2026 |
| Spring Recess | March 16 - 22, 2026 |
2025-2026 Final Exam Schedule
Location
Examinations will be conducted in the same room used for the regular class meeting.
Weekend Classes
Saturday and Sunday classes will hold a two-hour final exam on December 13 and 14 for Fall 2025 and May 16 and 17 for Spring 2026 on the regular class day, beginning at the regular class time.
Final examinations for all day classes will be held according to this schedule. On the chart below, find the appropriate square which identifies the starting day and time for your class during the regular semester. From this you can determine the date and two-hour time block for your final exam. Check with your instructor if your class day or start time does not appear on this final exam schedule. These exam times are subject to change and will be announced by instructors.
| Fall 2025/Spring 2026 Exam Time | December 15/May 18 Monday | December 16/May 19 Tuesday | December 17/May 20 Wednesday | December 18/May 21 Thursday | December 19/May 22 Friday |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 6 AM to 8 AM | 6:00 MTWTH | 6:30 TTH | 6:30 DAILY | 6:30 TH | 6:30 F |
| 6 AM to 8 AM | 6:30 MW | ||||
| 8 AM to 10 AM | 7:00 MW | 7:00 TTH | 7:00 MWF | 8:00 TH | 7:30 F |
| 8 AM to 10 AM | 7:00 MTWTH | 7:15 TTH | 8:00 W | 8:00 TTH | 8:30 F |
| 8 AM to 10 AM | 7:30 MW | 7:30 TTH | 8:00 WF | 8:00 MTWTH | 8:00 MWF |
| 8 AM to 10 AM | 8:00 M | 8:00 T | 8:00 DAILY | 8:30 TTH | 8:30 MF |
| 8 AM to 10 AM | 8:00 MW | 8:30 T | 8:30 WF | 8:30 DAILY | 8:30 F |
| 8 AM to 10 AM | 8:30 MW | ||||
| 10 AM to 12 PM | 9:00 M | 9:00 T | 9:00 W | 9:00 TH | 9:00 F |
| 10 AM to 12 PM | 9:00 MTWTH | 9:00 TTH | 9:00 MW | 9:00 TWTH | 9:30 F |
| 10 AM to 12 PM | 9:30 M | 9:30 T | 9:00 MWF | 9:30 TH | 10:00 F |
| 10 AM to 12 PM | 10:00 M | 9:30 TTH | 9:30 W | 10:00 TTH | |
| 10 AM to 12 PM | 10:30 MW | 9:45 TTH | 9:30 MW | 10:30 TTH | |
| 10 AM to 12 PM | 10:30 MWF | 10:00 T | 10:00 WF | ||
| 10 AM to 12 PM | 10:30 MTWTH | ||||
| 12 PM to 2 PM | 11:00 M | 11:00 T | 11:00 W | 11:00 TH | 11:00 F |
| 12 PM to 2 PM | 11:00 MW | 11:00 TTH | 11:00 WF | 11:30 TH | 12:00 F |
| 12 PM to 2 PM | 11:00 MTH | 12:00 T | 11:00 MWF | 12:00 TH | 12:30 F |
| 12 PM to 2 PM | 11:30 M | 12:00 MTWTH | 12:00 W | 12:00 TTH | 12:00 DAILY |
| 12 PM to 2 PM | 11:30 MW | 12:30 T | 12:00 MWF | 12:30 TH | 12:30 DAILY |
| 12 PM to 2 PM | 11:30 MTWTH | 12:30 MTWTH | 12:30 W | 12:30 MTH | |
| 12 PM to 2 PM | 12:00 M | 12:30 MW | 12:30 TTH | ||
| 12 PM to 2 PM | 12:00 MW | 12:30 WF | 12:30 WTH | ||
| 12 PM to 2 PM | 12:30 M | ||||
| 2 PM to 4 PM | 1:00 M | 1:00 T | 1:00 W | 1:00 TH | 1:00 F |
| 2 PM to 4 PM | 2:00 M | 1:00 TTH | 1:00 MW | 1:00 DAILY | 1:00 MF |
| 2 PM to 4 PM | 2:00 MW | 1:30 T | 1:00 MWF | 1:00 MTWTH | 1:00 WF |
| 2 PM to 4 PM | 2:00 MWF | 1:30 TTH | 1:30 W | 1:30 MTWTH | 1:30 F |
| 2 PM to 4 PM | 2:00 DAILY | 2:00 T | 1:30 MW | 2:00 TH | 2:00 F |
| 2 PM to 4 PM | 2:30 M | 2:30 T | 2:00 W | 2:00 TTH | 2:00 MWF |
| 2 PM to 4 PM | 2:30 MW | 2:30 TTH | 2:00 MTWTH | 2:30 DAILY | |
| 2 PM to 4 PM | 2:30 TH | ||||
| 4 PM to 6 PM | 3:00 M | 3:00 T | 3:00 W | 3:00 TH | 3:00 F |
| 4 PM to 6 PM | 3:00 MW | 3:00 TTH | 3:00 MWF | 3:30 TH | 3:00 DAILY |
| 4 PM to 6 PM | 3:00 MTWTH | 3:30 T | 3:30 W | 4:00 TH | 4:00 F |
| 4 PM to 6 PM | 3:15 MW | 3:30 TTH | 4:00 W | 4:00 TTH | 4:00 WF |
| 4 PM to 6 PM | 3:30 M | 4:00 T | 4:00 MW | 4:30 TTH | 4:30 DAILY |
| 4 PM to 6 PM | 3:30 MW | 4:00 DAILY | 4:00 MTWTH | ||
| 4 PM to 6 PM | 3:30 MTWTH | 4:30 MW | |||
| 4 PM to 6 PM | 4:00 M |
Extended Day Finals
| Fall 2025/Spring 2026 Exam Time | December 15/May 18 Monday | December 16/May 19 Tuesday | December 17/May 20 Wednesday | December 18/May 21 Thursday | December 19/May 22 Friday |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 6 PM to 8 PM | 5:00 M | 5:00 T | 5:00 W | 5:00 TH | 5:00 F |
| 6 PM to 8 PM | 5:00 MW | 5:30 T | 5:30 W | 5:00 TTH | 5:00 MF |
| 6 PM to 8 PM | 5:30 M | 5:30 TTH | 5:30 MW | 5:30 TH | 5:30 F |
| 6 PM to 8 PM | 6:00 M | 6:00 T | 6:00 W | 5:30 MTWTH | 6:00 F |
| 6 PM to 8 PM | 6:00 MW | 6:00 TTH | 6:30 W | 6:00 TH | 6:30 F |
| 6 PM to 8 PM | 6:30 M | 6:30 T | |||
| 6 PM to 8 PM | 6:30 MW | 6:30 TTH | |||
| 8 PM to 10 PM | 7:00 M | 7:00 T | 7:00 W | 7:00 TH | 7:00 F |
| 8 PM to 10 PM | 7:00 MW | 7:00 TTH | 7:00 WTH | 7:00 THF | 7:30 F |
| 8 PM to 10 PM | 7:00 MTWTH | 7:30 T | 7:30W | 7:30 TH | |
| 8 PM to 10 PM | 7:30 M | 7:30 TTH | |||
| 8 PM to 10 PM | 7:30 MW | 8:00 T | |||
| 8 PM to 10 PM | 8:00 M | 8:00 TTH | |||
| 8 PM to 10 PM | 8:00 MW | 8:30 TTH |