CONDITIONS AND RESPONSIBILITIES OF RESIDENTS Sample Clauses

CONDITIONS AND RESPONSIBILITIES OF RESIDENTS. A. Students may reside only in the rooms to which they are assigned, and students may not sublet rooms to another person. Room transfers may occur only upon written approval from the University Housing Office or the building's hall coordinator.
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CONDITIONS AND RESPONSIBILITIES OF RESIDENTS. A. A space is only to be occupied by the Student to whom the space is assigned and the space may not be sublet to another person. A guest may not be accommodated in University Housing for more than nine days total per semester, and may not be accommodated for more than three consecutive days during any thirty-day period. This also applies to students and residents not assigned to the specific space. For further information on this, please refer to the UWF Housing and Residence Life Handbook at xxx.xxx/xxxxxxxx-xxxxxxxxxx-xxx-xxxxxxx- affairs/departments/housing-and-residence-life/current-residents/rules-and-resources/ .
CONDITIONS AND RESPONSIBILITIES OF RESIDENTS. A. A space is only to be occupied by the Student to whom the space is assigned and the space may not be sublet to another person. A guest may not be accommodated in University Housing for more than nine days total per semester, and may not be accommodated for more than three consecutive days during any thirty-day period. For further information on this, please refer to the UWF Housing and Residence Life Handbook at xxx.xxx/xxxxxxxx-xxxxxxxxxx-xxx-xxxxxxx-xxxxxxx/xxxxxxxxxxx/xxxxxxx-xxx-xxxxxxxxx-xxxx/xxxxxxx-xxxxxxxxx/xxxxx-xxx-xxxxxxxxx/ .
CONDITIONS AND RESPONSIBILITIES OF RESIDENTS. A. A space is only to be occupied by the Student to whom the space is assigned and the space may not be sublet to another person. A guest may not be accommodated in University Housing for more than nine days total per semester, and may not be accommodated for more than three consecutive days during any thirty-day period. For further information on this, please refer to the UWF Housing and Residence Life Handbook at xxx.xxx/xxxxxxx.
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