Both New and Returning Students Sample Clauses

Both New and Returning Students. After August 1, an additional $100 contract severance charge is assessed to both New and Returning students. Once the semester begins, students will be billed the greater amount of the prorated room and meal plan charges or the charges described above, in addition to the $100 contract severance charge. Should prorated room and meal plan charges be lower than the amount of forfeitures on deposits for new students or fine charges for returning residents, forfeitures and fine charges will be assessed in an amount equal to the forfeiture on deposits prior to move-in less prorated room and meal plan charges or a fine charge on contract cancellation prior to move-in less prorated room and meal plan charges. Room charges are in effect from the start date of the applicable semester through the date that a student checks out with a staff member and returns their key.
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Both New and Returning Students. After August 1, an additional $100 contract severance charge is assessed to both New and Returning students. Once the semester begins, students will be billed the greater amount of the prorated room and board charges or the charges described above, in addition to the $100 contract severance charge. Should prorated room and board charges be lower than the amount of forfeitures on deposits for new students or fine charges for returning residents, forfeitures and fine charges will be assessed in an amount equal to the forfeiture on deposits prior to move-in less prorated room and board charges or a fine charge on contract cancellation prior to move-in less prorated room and board charges. Room charges are in effect from the start date of the applicable semester through the date that a student checks out with a staff member and returns their key.
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