I am a little late in submitting my last Major Project, which was due before the last day of classes. I submit it after the end of the semester / after Reading Day. Will it be accepted?

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The prompt presents a question about submitting a Major Project after the deadline and asks whether it will be accepted. However, the provided data shows an answer field with a single entry "No" but the answer_options field is empty, meaning there are no explicit multiple-choice options to evaluate.

Given this, we cannot perform a standard option-by-option analysis because there are no listed choices to dissect. In a typical scenario, the reasoning would proceed by examining each possible policy outcome (e.g., accepted with no penalty, accepted with a grade penalty, accepted only with prior approval, or not accepted) and compare them against common university or course policies. Without the concrete options, we can still discuss the underlying concepts:
- Many programs have strict deadlines for major projects, and submissions after reading day or semester end are often not accepted unless an instructor grants an explicit extension.
- Some institutions allow late submissions with penalties or require an approved extension request, documentation, or a grade-improvement option, but these are contingent on official policies and instructor discretion.
- If a student submits after the due date without prior approval, the most common effect is non-acceptance or a grade of zero, though exceptions can occur depending on accommodations, grading rubrics, or departmental guidelines.

In terms of advising, the student should:
- Review the course syllabus or departmental policy on late submissions to confirm the rule.
- Communicate proactively with the instructor or course administrator, explaining the circumstances and requesting an extension or an alternative arrangement.
- If extensions are possible, ask for the maximum allowed late period, any penalties, and the process to submit.
- Document any relevant reasons for the delay (e.g., health issues, technical problems) and be prepared to provide supporting evidence if required.

Since the explicit options are absent, there isn’t a line-by-line evaluation of incorrect choices to conduct. If you can provide the actual answer options, I can give a complete, option-by-option analysis with clear reasoning for each choice.

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I am a little late in submitting my last Major Project, which was due before the last day of classes. I submit it after the end of the semester / after Reading Day. Will it be accepted?

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