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The latest from Economics

April 29, 2026
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We're available all summer, but this newsletter is taking a break

The University and department are open all summer. Summer hours (closing at 1 pm on Fridays) will be in effect from June 12 - August 14 inclusive.

This newsletter will be back in August. Best wishes for a great spring & summer!


Upcoming deadlines: DNE & DISC for Summer terms
Henry F. Hall Building closure, May 4 to 9: staff working remotely

Congratulations to the Class of 2026


Heartfelt congratulations to all Economics students who are graduating this Spring!

Are you planning on finishing your degree requirements this summer? You must apply for graduation by July 1.


Learn more about graduation & convocation
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Coming up! Grad Seminars series


The Economics Grad Seminar Series will be held from May 11 to June 17 from 12 to 1:30 p.m. in H-1145.

Each seminar will feature two presenters, who will present for approximately 30 minutes, followed by 15 minutes of Q&A.

The Grad Seminar Series is an excellent opportunity to learn what Economics graduate students are researching in a deep-dive presentation format. Everyone is welcome to attend!


See the Grad Seminar Series list

Final exam accommodations: undergraduate


Did you miss a final exam due to illness or unforeseen circumstances? You may be eligible for a deferral. The deadline to apply for a deferral (DEF) is May 10.

Beware: approval is not guaranteed, and obtaining a deferral for a course means that you cannot enroll in the next course in sequence.


Understand the MED and DEF notations
Need help? Consult with the Student Advocacy Office

Annual assessment: undergraduates


The University's Registrar will conduct the annual assessment in late May. The assessment GPA (AGPA) determined your academic standing and whether you may continue your studies the following academic year. 


Review the GPA and assessment page
Meet with the Economics advisor to discuss your progress

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