Exam Policies
Exam policies for current students are in the Law School Catalog.
Exam Information
NOTE: The Student Code of Conduct applies to all academic activities whether on campus or online. Students must follow exam instructions, limit materials to those allowed for each exam, and refrain from communicating with other students about exams, before, during, and after the exam period. Violations of the Student Code of Conduct will be enforced.
Exam Schedule Spring 2022
With the return to in person courses, Final Exams for Spring semester will continue to be administered on Canvas for in-person, hy-flex and remote courses. The Exam Schedule is posted at the link below. Any potential updates to the exam schedule will be reflected by the “current as of…” description. The exam period for Spring is May 3rd – 15th. Only in-person courses have the option to have in-person exams offered, if the course is remote or hy-flex it will be a remote exam similar to last academic year.
(schedule updated and current as of May 2nd)
*Family Law Survey 4000 Sec 1 with Jerabek has been changed to a self-scheduled exam and has been removed from the exam schedule.
*Introduction to Business Organizations 2000 Sec 1 with Bryant has a 16 hour window starting at the listed time of 8:00 am on Friday, May 6th. With this shortened exam window, we have kept it included with the other scheduled exams as it has only a 1 day window.
*Exam Types for all exams and Room Numbers for in-person exams have been posted in the May 2nd update.
Other Exams
Information about all other final exams will be posted in Canvas. All other final exams will be administered via the self-scheduled or take-home model. You will have the entirety of the exam period (May 3rd – May 15th) to take those exams, and you may take them at any time of the day, unless otherwise directed by your professor. These exams will also be administered via Canvas.
Exam Support
Technical Support. Technical support is available by emailing ItHelp@mitchellhamline.edu.
Other exam questions. If you have non-technical questions about your exams, please email AcademicAffairs@mitchellhamline.edu.
Accommodations and Variances
If you have academic accommodations due to a disability, please use the Exam Variance Request Form as usual. This form should also be used to request exam variances due to extraordinary circumstances, ESL, or religious reasons.
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