Meet on and off-campus employers to learn how to apply for local jobs and find out about other great resources from FSU departments to help you succeed this spring.  All in one place, Wednesday in the Union.

Connect with student leaders from hundreds of registered student organizations at the Spring Involvment Fair and learn new ways to get involved on campus this spring.

FSU's mandatory first-day attendance policy means you must attend the first class session for each of your classes.  If that first class session is on Tuesday, then you must attend Tuesday.  So, get up early, leave time to find parking (if needed), and make it to class this week!  Miss class? You are subject to being dropped to make room for another student.

Need help finding things on campus?  Look for our Ask a Nole tents around campus on Monday and Tuesday, staffed with FSU staff and students who can give you directions or answer other common campus questions!

Check your fall grades online starting December 14.  And, add or make changes to your spring class schedule by next Friday: course registration closes December 16 until Drop/Add begins on January 7.

Graduates: Stop by Westcott Plaza for a classic Grad Photo at the Fountain along with light snacks. Copeland & College Streets are closed near the plaza to enhance safety.

FSU's V-rak-ke-ce-tv Cultural Graduation Ceremony is set for Thursday at 5:30 pm in HCB 101 with FSU's Fall Commencement Ceremonies on Friday at 2:00 pm and 7:00 pm at the Tucker Civic Center.

Take a study break and join fellow students at the Union for eggs, waffles, bacon and more!  FSU Student Affairs presents this fall's Finals Week Late Night Breakfast. Just show your FSUCard to get in.

Give your brain a break during your study time. Schedule a stroll, get in a workout at the Leach Center, or plan an activity with friends to help relieve stress and anxiety this week.

Need some new strategies for studying for finals? Check out the resources from FSU's Academic Center for Excellence to help you form study habits that lead to academic success.

Strozier Library is now open 24/7 and Dirac Science Library is open daily with late night hours. Get hours for other study spaces around campus so that you can best prepare for finals.