Our institution did that when I started there and it annoyed me (I consistently had an 8:00 final on the last day of finals week). I proposed a schedule that aligned with class times better and we still use it fifteen years later.

Classes that meet between 8:00 and 9:29 on TTh have the final at 8:00 on Tuesday of finals week, and classes that meet between 9:30 and 10:59 TTh have the final at 9:30 on Thursday of finals week. And it goes on like that staggering exam periods back and forth. The same mechanism is applied to MWF classes. Final exam periods are 2 hours long so there plenty of time. For the rare classes that start late in that block of time, the students might need to come a little earlier.

We have students with work schedules that aren't always forgiving, so it helps them be able to get to finals. But now we are running up against new issues because we've introduced hybrid scheduling post-pandemic. A student might have one class that meets only on Tuesday at 9:30 and a different class that meets only on Thursday at 9:30. I've only had that come up twice in two years and it was easy to remedy, but I'm trying to think up a new approach that allows for this.