Academic Calendar and Resources
Fall 2024 Academic Calendar
Fall 2024 Calendar
| September 4 | Wednesday | Start of Semester Meetings for Faculty and Staff |
| September 6 | Friday | First Day of Classes |
| September 16 | Monday | Last Day for: Late Registration Program and Schedule Adjustments Spring 2024 Grade Changes |
| September 30 – October 6 |
Monday – Sunday | Early Progress Reports |
| October 14 | Monday | Columbus Day / College Closed |
| October 28 – November 3 |
Monday – Sunday | Midterm Progress Reports |
| November 11 | Monday | Veterans’ Day / College Closed |
| November 26 | Tuesday | Last Day for Course Withdrawal |
| November 28 – 29 | Thursday & Friday | Thanksgiving / College Closed |
| December 6 | Friday | Last Day of Classes |
| December 7 – 13 | Saturday – Friday | Finals Week |
| December 14 | Saturday | Semester Ends / Grades Due |
| December 15 – January 5 |
Sunday – Sunday | Semester Break |
Winter 2025 Academic Calendar
| January 6 | Monday | Start of Semester Meetings for Faculty and Staff |
| January 8 | Wednesday | First Day of Classes |
| January 17 | Friday | Last Day for: Late Registration Program and Schedule Adjustments Fall 2024 Grade Changes |
| January 20 | Monday | Martin Luther King Day – College Closed |
| February 3 – 9 | Monday – Sunday | Early Progress Reports |
| February 17 | Monday | Presidents’ Day Holiday / College Closed |
| March 3 – 9 | Monday – Sunday | Midterm Progress Reports |
| March 31 | Monday | Last Day for Course Withdrawal |
| April 8 | Tuesday | Last Day of Classes |
| April 9 – 15 | Wednesday – Tuesday | Finals Week |
| April 17 | Thursday | Semester Ends / Grades Due |
| April 18 – 27 | Friday – Sunday | Semester Break |
Spring 2025 Academic Calendar
| April 28 | Monday | Start of Semester Meetings for Faculty and Staff |
| April 29 | Tuesday | First Day of Classes |
| May 9 | Friday | Last Day for: Late Registration Program and Schedule Adjustments Winter 2025 Grade Changes |
| May | TBA | Last Day to Submit Graduation Requirements for Commencement Program |
| May 26 | Monday | Memorial Day / College Closed |
| May 26 – June 1 | Monday – Sunday | Early Progress Reports |
| June | TBA | Monroe University Commencement / Classes Cancelled |
| June 19 | Thursday | Juneteenth / College Closed |
| June 23 – 29 | Monday – Sunday | Midterm Progress Reports |
| July 4 | Friday | Independence Day / College Closed |
| July 21 | Monday | Last Day for Course Withdrawal |
| July 29 | Tuesday | Last Day of Classes |
| July 30 - August 5 | Wednesday – Tuesday | Finals Week |
| August 6 | Wednesday | Semester Ends / Grades Due |
| August 7 – September 2 | Thursday – Tuesday | Semester Break |
Course Catalog
This is the official catalog of Monroe University for undergraduate and graduate courses containing approved curricula, programs, and course descriptions.
Transcript Requests
How do I order my official transcript?
Official transcripts may be requested through the National Student Clearinghouse online by visiting this link. There is a fee. Type Monroe University on the landing page, and click CONTINUE. Please read the instructions posted on the Welcome page for important information. Follow the steps on the website to complete the request. Transcript requests are generally processed within 3-5 business days.
Please note: We will not withhold your transcript because of any balance due to the University. Your request will be processed regardless of any outstanding financial obligation.
How do I access my unofficial transcript?
Unofficial transcripts are available free of charge for students who attended Monroe University after 2008. To access an unofficial transcript, please log in to MyServices. If you do not remember your username and/or password, you may email Monroe’s Help Desk at helpdesk@monroecollege.edu for assistance.
I have a hold on my transcript request. Why was my credit card charged?
While it may appear that your card was charged, it was actually just a pre-authorization. Your card will not be charged until your transcript is processed.
Academic Tutoring
At Monroe, you're never alone. Our faculty and staff are dedicated to supporting you every step of the way as you work to reach your academic goals.
Academic Centers
For students living in the New York metropolitan area, Monroe University's Learning Resource Centers provide students with in-person academic support. Students receive one-on-one help with their writing and homework assignments, internet research, and other academic support from professional and peer tutors. Monroe's Learning Resource Centers provide one-on-one help from professional and peer tutors.
Free Tutoring Services
Free tutoring is available in the Learning Resource Centers on both the Bronx and New Rochelle campuses. Students in need of additional help can work with expert tutors in the subject labs for the following subjects:
| Accounting and Finance | Business Management |
| Computer Information Systems | Criminal Justice |
| English and the Social Sciences | Medical Administration and Medical Assisting |
| Hospitality Management | Business Technologies |
| Math |
New Rochelle Campus Academic Center
The New Rochelle Campus Academic Center is located in Main Hall and features:
| Computer Workstations | Internet Access |
| Software Applications | Photocopier |
Available Software Applications
| Microsoft Office Professional Suite | Java |
| C++ | QuickBooks |
| Oracle Developer Suite |
Library Services
Our libraries – one in the Bronx and one in New Rochelle – are great places to study, do research, or collaborate on a project with fellow students.