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The Office of the Registrar supports the scheduling of final exams for academic courses. On this page you will find information about the final exam schedule, student responsibilities, and other important resources.
Summer 2026 final exams will run from:
June 22-25 (Early Session)
August 4-12 (Full Session)
August 19-22 (Late Session)
Students are expected to wait until the final exam schedule becomes available before making travel, work, or personal plans.
Once published, carefully check the UFV final exam schedule, making note of following for each of your scheduled exams:
Attend the final examinations scheduled for your classes with your UFV student ID card.
If you anticipate missing an exam due to illness or extenuating circumstance, contact your instructor immediately to discuss alternatives.
It is important to note that in-person exams may apply to some online courses.
The final exam webpage has been refreshed with a new, easy-to-use schedule.
You can quickly find your exams by searching with keywords or filtering by Subject, Campus, or Date.
Important: Be sure to check your personal exam details and confirm the date, time, and room location for each of your exams.
You can also view your exam schedule in myUFV through the Class List card, which shows details based on your current course registrations:
Note: It may take up to 60 minutes for any schedule updates to appear on the Class List card.
Final exams take place at the end of each term.
The schedule is created each semester after instructors submit their exam needs. The Office of the Registrar releases the final exam schedule approximately 4 weeks after classes begin, showing the date, time, and location for each exam. Note: Not all courses require final exams.
Exams may be scheduled during the following times:
Monday to Friday:
Saturday:
Sunday:
It is important to note that in-person exams may apply to some online courses.
For additional information regarding the creation of the final exam schedule, see UFV Final Exam Practices or Policy 46 - Instructional Responsibilities.
The Office of the Registrar makes every effort to avoid final exam conflicts and hardships. However, these issues can occur due to certain factors. Student exam conflicts are defined as:
Students who have an exam conflict should contact their course instructor directly to make alternate arrangements, and upon agreement, follow Assessment Services procedures for booking an exam, https://www.ufv.ca/assessment/book-an-exam/ufv-students/.
Although not considered an exam conflict, students may contact their instructor to discuss an accommodation if they have:
Students registered with the Centre for Accessibility Services (CAS) are eligible for exam accommodations.
See the Centre to Accessibility Services Exam Centre for more information.
Are you looking for a quiet place to study for your exam?
The second floor of the Abbotsford library is dedicated to silent study. In Chilliwack, the quiet area can be found along the south wall of the library. Note: these are drop in spaces.
In addition, the library has two types of study spaces in the Abbotsford and Chilliwack that are bookable by current UFV students:
Synchronous online final exams will be listed on the final exam schedule with a location of ONLINE.
If your exam is online, you must log into myClass at the scheduled date and time to complete the exam live (synchronously).
Important: Some courses offered online may still have in-person final exams.
Need to view an old exam schedule?
Visit the exam schedule archives.
UFV remains open under normal winter conditions; however, campus may close due to severe weather conditions. When this occurs, updates will be posted to the www.ufv.ca home page.
If the University closes during the final exam period, and you were scheduled to write an exam during the closure, your instructor will contact you by email regarding your specific exam(s).
Log in to myUFV, click My Account, open the UFV Alerts card, and subscribe to email, SMS, or both to stay updated on any campus closures during finals.
Note: if the university is open, you are expected to attend your exam(s) as scheduled.