Tulane Law Academic Calendar Fall 2024
As a law student at Tulane University, I can attest that keeping track of important dates and deadlines is crucial. That’s why I’m excited to share with you all the details about the Tulane Law Academic Calendar for Fall 2024.
Important Dates
The Fall 2024 semester at Tulane Law School will begin on Monday, August 26, and end on Friday, December 6. Here are a few important dates to keep in mind:
- August 26: First day of classes
- September 2: Labor Day – no classes
- November 28-29: Thanksgiving Break – no classes
- December 6: Last day of classes
Events and Festivals
One of the things I love about attending law school at Tulane is the vibrant campus culture. Here are some of the events and festivals to look forward to during the Fall 2024 semester:
- Tulane Law School Convocation: This event marks the official start of the academic year and features a keynote address from a prominent legal figure.
- Mardi Gras: Although the official Mardi Gras celebration takes place in February, there are plenty of events leading up to it, including parades, parties, and balls.
- Halloween: Every year, Tulane Law students take Halloween very seriously. Expect to see some creative costumes and plenty of festive decorations around campus.
- Thanksgiving Potluck: Towards the end of November, the law school hosts a potluck-style Thanksgiving dinner for students, faculty, and staff.
- Law School Formal: This annual event is a chance for law students to dress up and let loose after a long semester of hard work.
FAQs
When is the add/drop deadline?
The add/drop deadline for Fall 2024 is September 9. This is the last day to make any changes to your schedule without penalty.
When are final exams?
Final exams for the Fall 2024 semester will take place from December 9-20. The exact schedule will be released closer to the end of the semester.
Is there a reading period?
Yes, there is a reading period from December 2-6. During this time, there are no classes and students are expected to use the time to study for final exams.
What happens if I miss a class?
Attendance policies vary by professor, but it’s generally a good idea to attend all of your classes. If you do miss a class, make sure to catch up on any material you missed and reach out to your classmates or professor if you have any questions.
What resources are available to help me stay organized?
Tulane Law School offers a variety of resources to help students stay organized, including an online calendar, academic advisors, and study groups. Make sure to take advantage of these resources to help you stay on top of your coursework and deadlines.