Fall 2026 Final Exam Schedule

BOWLING GREEN CAMPUS

FALL 2026 FINAL EXAM WEEK | 3 HOUR LECTURE CLASSES
Schedule is subject to change.

Instructors shall administer final exams at the times scheduled for that purpose, except with specific permission from the Provost and Senior Vice President for Academic Affairs and Student Affairs. No permission from the Office of the Provost is required in order to provide a make-up examination for one or two students on the grounds of conflict or other urgent reasons for being absent from the final exam.

*Time and date of the final class and exam is based on time and day of the first class meeting during the semester. For example, a class with a first meeting time in a week at 9:30am on Monday is scheduled for their final class and examination from 8:00-10:30am on Thurs, Dec 10, 2026. Similarly, a class with a first meeting time at 4:00pm on Tuesday is scheduled for their final class and examination from 3:00-5:30pm on Mon, Dec 7, 2026. Courses with multiple components should use the primary component’s first class meeting to determine exam date and time. (If there is a lecture section, this is generally the primary component.)
Courses less than 3 credit hours should adjust the length of the exam time. For example, a one credit hour class that meets for the first time on Monday at 9:30am would have their exam on Thurs, Dec 10, 2026 from 8-9am.

• For classes starting at a time not listed above, students should consult with their instructor to establish an ideal meeting time for the final exam and then instructor should contact Registration & Records to schedule a room.
• Students should check their Student Center on MyBGSU for exam time and room just before the end of the semester.
• To avoid three or more final examinations on the same day, students may want to consider the final exam schedule when enrolling in courses. If a student finds they have two or more exams on the same date and time, they should work with the faculty to accommodate their exam conflicts.
• Instructors with exam conflicts should contact Dr. Ram Veerapaneni, Vice Provost for Academic Affairs, to arrange for an alternative date and time.

BOWLING GREEN CAMPUS

FALL 2026 FINAL EXAM WEEK | 4 HOUR LECTURE CLASSES
Schedule is subject to change.

Instructors shall administer final exams at the times scheduled for that purpose, except with specific permission from the Provost and Senior Vice President for Academic Affairs and Student Affairs. No permission from the Office of the Provost is required in order to provide a make-up examination for one or two students on the grounds of conflict or other urgent reasons for being absent from the final exam.

*Time and date of the final class and exam is based on time and day of the first class meeting during the semester. For example, a class with a first meeting time in a week at 9:30am on Monday is scheduled for their final class and examination from 8:00-10:00am on Mon, Dec 7 & Thurs, Dec 10, 2026. Similarly, a class with a first meeting time at 4:00pm on Tuesday is scheduled for their final class and examination from 3:00-5:00pm on both Mon, Dec 7 & Fri, Dec 11, 2026. Courses with multiple components should use the primary component’s first class meeting to determine exam date and time.

• Four-credit hour classes with a lab component will meet based on the 3-credit hour final exam schedule using the Lecture section to determine exam date and time.
• For classes starting at a time not listed above, students should consult with their instructor to establish an ideal meeting time for the final exam and then instructor should contact Registration & Records to schedule a room.
• Students should check their Student Center on MyBGSU for exam dates, time and room just before the end of the semester.
• To avoid three or more final examinations on the same day, students may want to consider the final exam schedule when enrolling in courses. If a student finds they have two or more exams on the same date and time, they should work with the faculty to accommodate their exam conflicts.
• Instructors with exam conflicts should contact Dr. Ram Veerapaneni, Vice Provost for Academic Affairs, to arrange for an alternative date and time.

BOWLING GREEN CAMPUS

FALL 2026 FINAL EXAM WEEK | 5 HOUR LECTURE CLASSES
Schedule is subject to change.

Instructors shall administer final exams at the times scheduled for that purpose, except with specific permission from the Provost and Senior Vice President for Academic Affairs and Student Affairs. No permission from the Office of the Provost is required in order to provide a make-up examination for one or two students on the grounds of conflict or other urgent reasons for being absent from the final exam.

*Time and date of the final class and exam is based on time and day of the first class meeting during the semester. For example, a class with a first meeting time in a week at 9:30am on Monday is scheduled for their final class and examination from 8:00-10:30am on both Mon, Dec 7 & Thurs, Dec 10, 2026. Similarly, a class with a first meeting time at 4:00pm on Tuesday is scheduled for their final class and examination from 3:00-5:30pm on both Mon, Dec 7 & Fri, Dec 11, 2026. Courses with multiple components should use the primary component’s first class meeting to determine exam date and time.
For classes that are 6 hour lectures or more, students should consult with their instructor to establish an ideal meeting time for the final exam and then instructor should contact Registration & Records to schedule a room.

• Five credit hour classes with a lab component will meet based on the 3-credit hour final exam schedule using the Lecture section to determine exam date and time.
• For classes starting at a time not listed above, students should consult with their instructor to establish an ideal meeting time for the final exam and then instructor should contact Registration & Records to schedule a room.
• Students should check their Student Center on MyBGSU for exam dates, time and room just before the end of the semester.
• To avoid three or more final examinations on the same day, students may want to consider the final exam schedule when enrolling in courses. If a student finds they have two or more exams on the same date and time, they should work with the faculty to accommodate their exam conflicts.
• Instructors with exam conflicts should contact Dr. Ram Veerapaneni, Vice Provost for Academic Affairs, to arrange for an alternative date and time.