Winter 2022 Calendar
| ADMISSION APPLICATION PERIODS | Winter 2022 Session |
|---|---|
| Applications will be accepted into any program up to the admission deadlines published on the Cal Poly Pomona website. For current information regarding admission application deadlines, please check the website or contact the major department. | |
| ACADEMIC INSTRUCTION | Winter 2022 Session 4-Week Session |
Winter 2022 Session 2-Week Session |
|---|---|---|
| Beginning of college year | June 2, 2021 | |
| Beginning of semester for faculty | December 18 | January 3 |
| Classes begin for all students | December 18 | January 4 |
| Classes end for all students | January 19 | January 19 |
| Finals | January 20 | January 20 |
| End of semester for faculty | January 20 | January 20 |
| Grades due at 6:00 a.m. | January 21 | January 21 |
| Grades Finalization Date | February 1 | February 1 |
| SCHEDULING AND REGISTRATION | Winter 2022 Session 4-Week Session |
Winter 2022 Session 2-Week Session |
|---|---|---|
| Last Day to Apply Registration Holds to Student Records | September 20 | September 20 |
| Registration Advising Period | October 4 - November 17 | October 4 - November 17 |
| Priority Registration Period | October 4 - 5 | October 4 - 5 |
| General Registration Period | October 6 - December 2 | October 6 - December 2 |
| Fee Bills Posted to BroncoDirect | October 11 | October 11 |
| Fees Due | November 29 | November 29 |
| Enrollment Cancellation Due to Non-Payment | December 2 | December 2 |
| Add Period: Students may register & add classes online | December 3 - 19 | December 3 - January 4 |
| Drop Period: Students may drop classes online without record | December 3 - 19 | December 3 - January 4 |
| Enrollment Cancellation Due to Non-Payment | December 16 | December 16 |
| Last day to drop and receive 100% refund | December 17 | January 3 |
| Last day to drop classes without course being recorded | December 19 | January 4 |
| Class Withdrawal: Students may continue to withdraw from classes online. Students will receive "W" grades but may petition for "WX" grades. | December 20 - 22 | January 5 - 6 |
| Census | December 22 | January 6 |
| First day to withdraw for serious and compelling reasons; permitted by petition only | December 23 | January 7 |
| Last day to drop units and receive a pro-rated refund of Tuition & Fees | January 6 | January 13 |
| Last day to withdraw by petition for serious and compelling reasons and receive a "W" | January 18 | January 18 |
| Last day to withdraw by petition for serious and compelling reasons and receive a "WX" | January 20 | January 20 |
| HOLIDAYS | Winter 2022 Session | |
|---|---|---|
| Holiday Closure - 12/27/2021 - Christmas Day observed (rescheduled from 12/25/2021) | December 27 | |
| Holiday Closure - 12/28/2021 - Lincoln's Birthday rescheduled from 02/12/2021 | December 28 | |
| Holiday Closure - 12/29/2021 - President's Day rescheduled from 02/15/2021 | December 29 | |
| Holiday Closure - 12/30/2021 - California Admission Day rescheduled from 09/09/2021 | December 30 | |
| Holiday Closure - 12/31/2021 - Must use Personal Holiday, Vacation, or CTO Hours | December 31 | |
| Holiday Closure - 01/03/2022 - New Year's Day observed (rescheduled from 01/01/2022) | January 3 | January 3 |
| Holiday Closure - 01/17/2022 - Martin Luther King, Jr. Day | January 17 | January 17 |
Notes:
4-Week Winter Intersession is fully online.
This is not to be construed as an employee work calendar. Certain collective bargaining agreements covering CSU employees may expire prior to the last date indicated on this calendar. For employees in these bargaining units, any holiday(s) or campus closure(s) listed subsequent to the expiration of the current agreement(s) are tentative and subject to negotiations with the appropriate exclusive representative.
* Several U.S. states as well as many cities in California now observe the second Monday in October (Columbus Day) as Indigenous Peoples Day. California Governor, Gavin Newsom, recently proclaimed the second Monday of October in 2019 (October 14, 2019) as “Indigenous Peoples’ Day.”