FALL 2024 SEMESTER

August 5-6

Monday-Tuesday

Faculty/Staff Fall Planning Institute

August 10

Saturday

Registration for new, transfer, and graduate students

August 10-13

Saturday -Tuesday

Orientation for new students

August 14

Wednesday

Classes and attendance begin for all students

August 15

Thursday

Late registration ($50.00 fee)

August 26

Monday

Last day to drop/add

September 2

Monday

Labor Day

University closed

September 3

Tuesday

University reopens

Classes resume

September 9

Monday

December graduation applications due

September 10

Tuesday

Fall Convocation

October 7 -12

Monday-Saturday

Midterm examinations

October 11

Friday

Last day to submit grade changes for Spring 2024

Last day for removing incomplete “I” grades for Spring 2024

October 15

Tuesday

Midterm grades submitted by 12:00 pm

October 14 - 21

Monday – Monday

Pre-Registration Spring 2024 & Summer 2024

Academic Awards Ceremony

FAFSA Blitz Week

October 19 &

21-22

Saturday & Monday-Tuesday

Evaluation of Instruction

October 25

Friday

Last day to withdraw from traditional class without GPA penalty

November 7

Thursday

Declare of Change Major Day

November 23-Dec1

Saturday-Sunday

Thanksgiving Holidays Classes suspended

Residence halls close Saturday at 12:00 pm and reopen Sunday at 5:00 pm

November 27

Wednesday

University closes at 5:00pm

November 28-29

Thursday – Friday

Thanksgiving Holiday

University closed

December 2

Monday

University reopens

Classes resume

December 9 -14

Monday-Saturday

Final examinations

December 14

Saturday

Residence halls close at 5:00 pm

December 18

Wednesday

Semester Grades submitted by 12:00 pm

December 20

Friday

Last day for faculty

December 24-25

Tuesday-Wednesday

Christmas Eve & Day Holidays

University closed

December 26

Thursday

University reopens

December 31 – January 1, 2025

Tuesday – Wednesday

New Year’s Eve & Day Holidays

University closed

 

The Allen University Mission

Created out of the African Methodist Episcopal (AME) Church’s desire to educate newly freed slaves, Allen University was founded in 1870 as a private, Christian, liberal arts, Historically Black College and University (HBCU).

Allen University is named after Richard Allen, the founder of the AME Church. Allen University, recognized as the first university in South Carolina founded by African Americans for the education of African Americans, is also the first university named after an African American.

While the initial focus of Allen University was training ministers and teachers, the university has grown over the years to train and equip graduates in other academic areas. The university is committed to providing the highest quality of instruction to its students.

Today, Allen University has grown to offer 21 concentrations in eight academic majors including mathematics and natural sciences, humanities, business administration, religion, and social sciences. Each member of our teaching faculty has a master’s degree, with many containing PhDs.

Students at Allen University enjoy a tight-knit learning community with a dedicated faculty and access to real-world experiences. Once you step foot on campus, you become part of the Allen family.

CORE VALUES

Respect

Accountability

Excellency

Faith

Integrity

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