UF will continue online delivery of coursework during the Summer B term, as has been announced for the Summer A and Summer C  terms.

The Summer B term is being shifted to start one week later than had been previously announced in the academic calendar. This shift will also affect some Summer C dates as indicated below. Summer B Classes will begin on July 6 instead of on June 29.

Other important dates to note:

1. Advance Registration will continue through July 1
2. Regular Registration for Summer B will be July 2
3. Classes Begin July 6
4. Drop/Add July 6-7
5. Late Registration July 6-7
6. Non-degree Registration July 6-7
7. Withdrawal from all Summer B courses with No Fee Liability July 7
8. Degree Applications for Summer B and Summer C: July 29
9. S/U Grade Option July 15
10. Withdrawal with 25% Refund July 15
11. Fee Payments July 17
12. Residency Reclassifications July 17
13. Honors Theses due to College Advising Offices August 5 (Summer C will change to this date also)
14. Drop Deadline August 7 (Summer C will change to this date also)
15. Withdrawal Deadline August 7 (Summer C will change to this date also)
16. Faculty Course Evaluation Period August 8 — August 15 (Summer C will change to this date also)
17. Drop or Add a Course After the Drop/Withdrawal Deadline August 14 (Summer C will change to this date also)
18. Withdraw from all Summer B courses after the Drop/Withdrawal Deadline August 14 (Summer C will change to this date also)
19. Classes End August 14 (Summer C will change to this date also)
20. Reading Days: None
21. Final Exams: in class
22. Degree Status available: August 19 (Summer C will change to this date also)
23. Final Grades available August 20 (Summer C will change to this date also)
24. Faculty Course Evaluations Available to Instructors: August 20 (Summer C will change to this date also)
25. This change will also alter the end of the summer C calendar. It will now end on August 14, and Summer C classes will take a two week break June 22nd through July 3rd.

We thank you for your flexibility in accommodating this shift, since we believe pushing the start date of summer B back by a week will make it easier on students and faculty as the peak Coronavirus incidence rate declines.