Current Residents Sample Clauses

Current Residents. 1) The resident or their representative will meet with the appropriate Resident Finance staff to discuss a payment plan and will sign a promissory note. 2) Generally, a minimum of $30 per month will be the required monthly payment if the resident has a $140 personal spending allowance. 3) The minimum payment amount for those residents without a $140 personal spending allowance will be determined by the Resident Finance Supervisor or Finance Bureau Chief. 4) Failure to meet the obligations of the promissory note may result in a notice of administrative discharge being issued to the resident.
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Current Residents. Submit the HCLA and reassign during the designated priority window (as space permits). Continuing residents who request housing after the designated reassignment window will lose assignment priority and will be placed as space becomes available. Adhere to the University payment schedule. Provide proof of Meningitis ACYW and B vaccinations to Xxxxxxx Health Center before campus housing occupancy begins. February 15 at 5 p.m. is the Housing Priority Deadline. On-campus housing preferences are not guaranteed if the applicant waits until after 5 p.m. on February 15 to submit the housing application and submit the application processing fee. All applicants must pay the $75 non-refundable processing fee via credit card or money order by 5 p.m. on February 15, or the processing fee increases to $150. An application for housing is considered incomplete until the processing fee is paid and the HCLA is signed. Students cannot charge the housing fee to their student account. The processing fee is waived for current residents continuing in campus housing from the previous term. The HCLA binds a student to pay housing rental fees according to the University payment schedule for one (1) academic year (fall and spring terms), or the balance thereof, as indicated in Section 1. The rental fee is billed per term and is subject to final approval by the Mississippi Board of Trustees of State Institutions of Higher Learning. Housing rates are posted online. Students applying prior to June 15 must cancel their housing assignment by 5 p.m. on June 15 in order to avoid the designated buyout charge. Students who apply after June 15 have five (5) business days from the date the assignment notification is sent to the student’s University email to cancel in order to be released from the HCLA. Students must adhere to the University payment schedule. Students applying prior to December 31 must cancel their housing assignment by 5 p.m. on December 31 in order to avoid the designated buyout charge. Students who apply after December 31 have five (5) business days from the date the assignment notification is sent to the student’s University email to cancel in order to be released from the HCLA. Students must adhere to the University payment schedule. Students must submit the online cancelation form at xxx.xxx.xxx/xxxxxxx in order for the cancelation to be accepted. Housing and Residence Life does not accept cancelations over the phone. June 15 Release Cancelation Deadline: Fall 2020 New an...
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Current Residents. Submit the HCLA and reassign during the designated priority window (as space permits). Continuing residents who request housing after the designated reassignment window will lose assignment priority and will be placed as space becomes available. Adhere to the University payment schedule. February 15 at 5 p.m. is the Housing Priority Deadline. On-campus housing preferences are not guaranteed if the applicant waits until after 5 p.m. on February 15 to submit the housing application and submit the application processing fee. All applicants must pay the $75 non-refundable processing fee via credit card or money order by 5 p.m. on February 15, or the processing fee increases to $150. An application for housing is considered incomplete until the processing fee is paid and the HCLA is signed. Students cannot charge the housing fee to their student account. The processing fee is waived for current residents continuing in campus housing from the previous term. The HCLA binds a student to pay housing rental fees according to the University payment schedule for one (1) academic year (fall and spring terms), or the balance thereof, as indicated in Section 1. The rental fee is billed per term and is subject to final approval by the Mississippi Board of Trustees of State Institutions of Higher Learning. Housing rates are posted online. Students applying prior to June 15 must cancel their housing assignment by 5 p.m. on June 15 in order to avoid the designated buyout charge. Students who apply after June 15 have five (5) business days from the date the assignment notification is sent to the student’s University email to cancel in order to be released from the HCLA. Students must adhere to the University payment schedule. Students applying prior to December 31 must cancel their housing assignment by 5 p.m. on December 31 in order to avoid the designated buyout charge. Students who apply after December 31 have five (5) business days from the date the assignment notification is sent to the student’s University email to cancel in order to be released from the HCLA. Students must adhere to the University payment schedule. June 15 Release Cancelation Deadline: Fall 2019 New and Continuing Applicants Last day to cancel online for contract release if application was submitted prior to June 15 September 10 Buyout Appeal Deadline: Fall 2019 Enrolled Students Last day to submit online appeal form with required supporting documentation Mandatory attendance for scheduled appeal heari...
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Current Residents. After check-in, residents may only be released from their contract for any of the following reasons with a $250 cancelation fee:
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