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Changes in Class Period for AY2011 First (Spring) Semester

Fri, Mar 18, 2011
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To All Current Students (in Undergraduate Schools, Graduate Schools, Intensive Japanese Language Program, and Art and Architecture School)

Waseda University expresses its most sincere condolences to all victims in the recent earthquake and subsequent disaster. It is our earnest hope that all who have suffered from the disaster will be able to live quiet and peaceful lives as soon as possible.

The University has carefully examined the current circumstances, such as the continuing aftershocks since the earthquake and the irregular public transportation services due to the scheduled rolling blackout, and reached to a decision to reschedule the class period for AY2011 first (spring) semester. The commencement of classes has been changed from April 6 to May 6, and the end date from August 2 to August 4. Further details, such as course registration period/procedure and self-study instructions while you wait for the beginning of the semester, will be informed by your affiliated school through the Waseda-net portal and e-mail in due course.

Changed Dates for AY2011 First (Spring) Semester:

Please note that schedules at some graduate/undergraduate schools (e.g. Waseda Law School) may differ.

For current students who have suffered from the earthquake, Waseda University has prepared a special support program including tuition reduction/exemption and scholarships. It is strongly encouraged to consult with the administrative office of your affiliated school as soon as possible.

Various efforts are underway so that all students, including those who have been affected by the disaster, can continue their fulfilling campus lives at Waseda University. Please rest assured while you look forward to the beginning of the semester.


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