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Modules divide the semester into two halves at the Warrington College of Business. The first half of the fall term is module one, and the second half is module two. The first half of the spring semester is module three, and the second half is module four.
Module courses are seven weeks long and do not include a final exam week. Finals are typically administered during the last week of class. There is typically a week break between modules, but in spring, this break sometimes occurs during a module.
Graduate module dates
All graduate students, except those studying accounting, should use the tables below to find important dates for modular courses. (If you are a graduate accounting student, please use the accounting tables.)
Dates relevant to module courses are not the same as the normal University Academic Calendar. For important dates for semester long courses, consult the Undergraduate Catalog for academic calendars.
Spring Mod 3: January 12 – February 27
Date
Event
November 19
Priority registration starts
December 3
Regular registration starts
January 12
Classes start
January 12-14
Drop/Add (drop at class or change sections)
January 14
Drop/Add ends
January 19
Martin Luther King Jr’s Birthday (UF closed)
January 23
Fees due (by 3:30 pm)
February 6
Degree application deadline
February 20
Drop deadline (with fee liability, “W” assigned)
February 27
Classes end
Spring Mod 4: March 2 – April 24
Date
Event
November 19
Priority registration starts
December 3
Regular registration starts
February 6
Degree application deadline (by 5:00 pm)
March 2
Classes start
March 2-4
Drop/Add (drop a class or change sections)
March 13
Fees due (by 3:30 pm)
March 14-21
Spring break (no classes)
April 17
Drop deadline (with fee liability, “W” assigned)
April 24
Classes end
Summer A: May 11 – June 18
Date
Event
April 1
Priority registration starts
April 15
Regular registration starts
May 11
Classes start
May 11-12
Drop/Add (drop a class or change sections)
May 13
Degree application deadline (by 5:00pm)
May 22
Fees due (by 3:30pm)
May 25
Memorial Day (UF closed)
June 12
Drop deadline (with fee liability, “W” assigned)
June 18
Classes end
Summer B: June 29 – August 7
Date
Event
April 1
Priority registration starts
April 15
Regular registration starts
June 22-26
Summer break (no classes)
June 29
Classes start
June 29-30
Drop/Add (drop a class or change sections)
July 1
Degree application deadline (by 5:00pm)
July 3
Independence Day (observed, UF closed)
July 10
Fees due (by 3:30pm)
July 31
Drop deadline (with fee liability, “W” assigned)
August 7
Classes end
Fall Mod 1: August 17 – October 2
Date
Event
July 8
Priority registration starts
July 22
Regular registration starts
August 17
Classes start
August 17-19
Drop/Add (drop a class or change sections)
August 28
Fees due
September 7
Labor Day (UF closed)
September 11
Degree application deadline (by 5 pm)
September 25
Drop deadline (with fee liability, “W” assigned)
October 2
Classes end
Fall Mod 2: October 12 – December 4
Date
Event
July 8
Priority registration starts
July 22
Regular registration starts
September 11
Degree application deadline (by 5:00 pm)
October 5-9
Fall break (no classes)
October 12
Classes start
October 12-14
Drop/Add (drop a class or change sections)
October 30
Fees due (by 3:30 pm)
November 11
Veterans Day (UF closed)
November 20
Drop deadline (with fee liability, “W” assigned)
November 23-25
Thanksgiving break (no classes)
November 26-27
Thanksgiving (UF closed)
December 4
Classes end
Accounting module dates and graduate courses
Graduate accounting courses are offered in a modular format. To facilitate the modular format, ONE.UF 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 Undergraduate Catalog for academic calendars.
Summer 2025
During Summer terms, modular courses for the accounting program follow the Summer A and Summer B University Calendar. Please consult the UF Registrar’s website for the summer academic calendar.
Important module dates – Summer 2025
March 24
Summer Advanced Registration begins for Accounting and Business Core Courses (at or after assigned time)
April 21
Summer A & B Registration begins for Graduate Approved Electives
Fall 2025
Important module dates – Fall 2025
March 24
Fall Advance Registration begins for MAcc Accounting and Business Core Courses (at or after assigned time)
July 28 – 10:30 am
Fall Registration begins for MAcc Approved Business Electives and ISOM classes
August 18
Module 1 classes begin
August 18 – 20
Module 1 drop/add (drop a class or change sections)
September 5
Fall fees due by 3:30pm
September 26
Deadline to drop a Module 1 class (with fee liability, “W” assigned)
October 3
Module 1 classes end
October 13
Module 2 classes begin
October 13 – 15
Module 2 drop/add (drop a class or change sections)
October 24
Module 2 drop/add fee adjustment due (by 3:30pm)
November 21
Deadline to drop a Module 2 class (with fee liability, “W” assigned)
December 5
Module 2 classes end
Spring 2026
Important module dates – Spring 2026
October 27
Spring Advance Registration begins for MAcc Accounting and Business Core Courses (at or after assigned time)
December 8 – 10:00 am
Spring Registration begins for MAcc Approved Business Electives and ISOM classes
January 12
Module 3 classes begin
January 12 – 14
Module 3 drop/add (drop a class or change sections)
January 23
Spring fees due by 3:30pm
February 20
Deadline to drop a Module 3 class (with fee liability, “W” assigned)
February 27
Module 3 classes end
March 2
Module 4 classes begin
March 2 – 4
Module 4 drop/add
March 13
Module 4 drop/add fee adjustment due (by 3:30pm)
March 14 – 22
Spring Break
April 17
Deadline to drop a Module 4 class (with fee liability, “W” assigned)
April 24
Module 4 classes end
Accounting FAQ
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, and do not include a final exam week. Finals are typically administered during the last week of class (similar to Summer semesters). There is typically a week break between modules, but in Spring this break sometimes occurs during a module.
The University Schedule of Courses does not communicate information regarding modules.
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 on this website.
You can adjust your schedule using ONE.UF any time before the drop/add deadline. Schedule adjustment drop/add deadlines are listed above.
Remember even though you can use ONE.UF to adjust your schedule, you must still meet all course prerequisites, and there must be seats available in the section you seek to add. Also, some approved electives require you to seek help to add certain courses to your schedule—this still applies. The comment section on the approved elective page instructs you who to contact for help with these courses.
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.
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.
To avoid a late fee, all amounts due must be paid by the “fees due date” listed 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.
