| Fall 2019 | |
|---|---|
| August 5 | First accelerated degree and first 9-week session classes begin |
| August 19 | First 1-week and 2-week session classes begin |
| August 21 | All College Session |
| August 24 | First 7-week and 15-week session classes begin; first 1-week session classes end |
| August 26 | Second 1-week session classes begin |
| August 30 |
2-week and second 1-week session classes end Labor Day Holiday College closes at 5:00 pm (no evening classes) and reopens on Tuesday, September 3rd at 8:00 am |
| October 7 | First accelerated degree and first 9-week session classes end |
| October 14 | Second Accelerated Degree and second 9-week session classes begin; first 7-week session classes end |
| October 21 | Second 7-week session classes begin |
| November 1 | Fall graduation application deadline |
| November 26 |
Thanksgiving Holiday College closes at 10:00 pm and reopens on Monday, December 2nd at 8:00 am |
| December 9–14 | Fall semester exams for 15-week session |
| December 14 | 15-week, second accelerated degree, second 9-week, and second 7-week session classes end |
| December 24 through January 1 |
Winter Break College closes at 2:00 pm and reopens on Thursday, January 2nd at 8:00 am |
| Spring 2020 | |
| January 2 | First accelerated degree and first 9-week session classes begin |
| January 6 | First 1-week and 2-week session classes begin |
| January 11 | First 1-week session classes end |
| January 13 | Second 1-week session classes begin |
| January 15 | All College Session |
| January 18 | Second 1-week and 2-week session classes end |
| January 20 |
Martin Luther King Jr. Holiday College closed |
| January 21 | First 7-week and 15-week session classes begin |
| February 15 | Spring graduation application deadline |
| March 4 | First accelerated degree and first 9-week session classes end |
| March 9 | First 7-week session classes end |
| March 10 | Second accelerated degree and second 9-week session classes begin; first 7-week session classes end |
| March 16–21 |
Spring Break No classes for any sessions except online, hybrid, and accelerated degree courses; college offices open except on Friday, March 20th, when offices are closed |
| March 23 | Second 7-week session classes begin |
| May 4 | 15-week session classes end |
| May 5–11 | Spring semester exams for 15-week session |
| May 9 | Second 7-week session classes end |
| May 11 | Second accelerated degree, and second 9-week session classes end |
| May 17 | Graduation |
| Summer 2020 | |
| May 18 | Accelerated degree, 9-week, and 10-week session classes begin |
| May 22 |
Memorial Day Holiday College closes at 5:00 pm (no evening classes) and reopens on Tuesday, May 26th at 8:00 am |
| May 26 | First 5-week session classes begin |
| May 30 | Saturday session classes begin |
| June 8 | First 1-week session classes begin |
| June 13 | First 1-week session classes end |
| June 15 | Second 1-week and 7-week session classes begin |
| June 20 | Second 1-week session classes end |
| June 29 | First 5-week session classes end |
| July 1 | Summer graduation application deadline |
| July 3 through July 13 |
Fourth of July Holiday College closes at 10:00 pm and reopens on Monday, July 13th at 8:00 am |
| July 13 | Second 5-week session classes begin |
| July 27 | Accelerated degree, 9-week, and Saturday session classes end |
| August 3 | 10-week session classes end |
| August 8 | 7-week session classes end |
| August 15 | Second 5-week session classes end |
Coronavirus Update
Coronavirus Update
Please read the College’s most recent update regarding the coronavirus at cecil.edu/coronavirus.
Please read the College’s most recent update regarding the coronavirus at cecil.edu/coronavirus.
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Coronavirus Update
Cecil College is actively monitoring the status of COVID-19 locally, regionally, and nationally. We are working with our local health department and county offices to stay up to date on the latest developments regarding the coronavirus. As of now, all classes and events on campus are taking place as scheduled.
The College is utilizing additional precautionary measures to maintain a healthful environment on all of our campuses. Our Facilities department has added additional cleaning protocols to their daily routine to help prevent the spread of germs, including the use of disinfectant wipes on high-traffic surfaces like door handles and light switches.
In addition, the College is routinely posting information regarding the prevention of germ transmission on all on-campus monitors, our student and employee newsletters, and our primary social media channels. We also have signage both on campus and on larger event promotions reminding the community that if someone isn’t feeling well or has recently traveled to any of the global, high-risk areas, the responsible thing to do is to stay home. The College continues to monitor updates from local, state and national public health officials and will update this message as necessary.