Graduate accounting courses (except ACG5637 and TAX5005) are offered in a modular format. In addition, two undergraduate accounting courses, ACG3481 and ACG3482C, are also offered as modules. To facilitate the modular format, ISIS will not prevent students from enrolling in two or more courses that meet at the same time. Students are responsible for ensuring that course conflicts do not exist.
Dates relevant to module courses are not the same as the normal University Academic Calendar. Use the tables below to find important dates for modular courses. For important dates for semester long courses, consult the UF Registrar's Academic Calendar.
UF Registrar
Important Module Dates
Frequently Asked Questions
What are Modules?
Modules divide the semester into two halves. The first half of the Fall term is Module One and the second half is Module Two. Similarly, the first half of the Spring semester is Module Three and the second half is Module Four. Module courses are seven weeks long, plus an additional week for exams. There is typically a week break between modules.
How can I determine which courses are modular and in which module a course is offered?
The University Schedule of Courses does not communicate information regarding modules. This information is provided on the MyFSOA link on the School's webpage under the Undergrad. Acc. Availability, Graduate Acc. Availability, Graduate Approved Electives, and Graduate Core Courses links. Note that most undergraduate courses run the entire semester except for ACG3481/2C, which are offered in the modular format. All graduate courses are offered in the modular format except TAX5005, ACG5637, and ENC5236.
Why do some modules begin earlier than the University Academic calendar?
To ensure sufficient contact time in class, graduate modules frequently begin before the University calendar. Important dates for module courses are not posted on the University Academic calendar and can only be found in the tables above.
I am dropping ACG3481 (Business Processes 1) and will not meet the prerequisite for ACG3482C (Business Processes 2) during the second half of the semester. Should I drop ACG3482C when I drop ACG3481?
No. Students who do not meet the prerequisite for ACG3482C will be administratively dropped by our office during Module 2 / 4 schedule adjustment. If you drop ACG3482C at the time you drop ACG3481 you will unnecessarily use an additional drop and will not receive a refund for ACG3482C.
I registered for a Module 2 (or 4) course at the beginning of the semester, but no longer plan to take the class. How do I drop the course before the module begins?
A manual schedule adjustment period is provided to modify your schedule just before the beginning of Modules 2 and 4. Schedule adjustment dates are listed in the tables above. Because this process is manual, it is very time consuming. Students are strongly encouraged to make every effort to settle their entire course schedule before the beginning of the semester using ISIS.
I registered and paid for a Module 2 or 4 course at the beginning of the semester, but will be dropping the course during schedule adjustment. When can I expect to receive a refund?
Refunds for Module 2 or 4 courses dropped during schedule adjustment typically take two weeks to process and are added to your Student Financial Services account. For questions about fees, report to S113 Criser Hall.
During Module 2/4 schedule adjustment I dropped a 2 credit module and added a two credit module. Why did I receive a bill from financial services?
Even if you are adding a course and dropping a course with the same number of credits, material and supply fees may not be the same amount for all courses, and you may owe money to Student Financial Services. For questions about fees, report to S113 Criser Hall.
I added a course during the Module 2/4 schedule adjustment period. When must the additional tuition and fees be paid?
To avoid a late fee, all amounts due must be paid by the "fees due date" listed in the tables above. Note that if you get tickets to sporting events, fees due will have to be paid prior to picking up the tickets. For questions about fees, report to S113 Criser Hall.
