CURRENT STUDENT Sample Clauses

CURRENT STUDENT. 4.2.2.1 Student will remain enrolled in the University and attend classes during the entire Term of this Agreement and: 4.2.2.1.1 Student requests cancellation of this Agreement in writing to the Department on or before May 1 for an Agreement with a term that begins with the Fall or Spring semester. 4.2.2.1.2 Student requests cancellation of this Agreement in writing to the Department due to withdrawal or course not offered for an Agreement with a term that begins with Summer A or Summer B semester. 4.2.2.1.3 Students participating in an internship, co-op or study abroad activity for which they will receive University course credit, or fulfilling a requirement of their University degree; in such instances Student may cancel this Agreement without a cancellation fee provided that Student 4.2.2.2 Student will not remain enrolled in the University and attend classes during the entire Term of this Agreement and: 4.2.2.2.1 Student (a) withdraws from the University prior to the end of the applicable drop/add period for the upcoming semester; (b) cancels University course registration for upcoming semester; and (c) supplies appropriate documentation (as determined by the Department) from Student’s University- appointed academic adviser verifying that Student will not, and does not intend to, enroll in University courses for the upcoming semester. 4.2.2.2.2 Student withdraws from the University or cancels their course registration after the end of the applicable drop/add period for a given semester, or is granted a Medical Withdrawal through the University Xxxx of Student’s Office. Upon the occurrence of any of the foregoing events, Student is required to notify the main Department office and vacate their assigned Space within 24 hours of withdrawal or cancellation of registration, and Student will remain liable for the full amount of rent under the entire Term of this Agreement. Any reduction in rent charges, if granted by the University, will be based on the date that the Student completes all of the following: (a) withdraws or cancels their course registration, (b) notifies the main Department office that they have withdrawn or cancelled their course registration, and (c) vacates their assigned Space and returns all keys. If, after indicating that they will not be attending the University, Student later enrolls or re-enroll in classes for the semester(s) covered by the cancelled Agreement, Student shall be fully responsible for all rent that would have otherwis...
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CURRENT STUDENT. If the Student pays a housing verification payment, indicating their intention to live on campus, but then notifies the Office of Residence Life of their decision to commute before selection starts or within seven days after they select or are assigned a room (written correspondence received by the office as of this date), then a 50% credit on the non-refundable housing verification payment will be applied to the Student’s account. If the Student notifies the Office of Residence Life of their decision to commute more than seven days after selecting or being assigned a room but before the 14th day of August (written correspondence received by the office as of this date) then all room and board charges for the academic year, except the non-refundable housing verification payment, will be credited to the Student’s account. However, if the current Student notifies the Office of Residence Life, in writing, of their decision to commute after the 14th day of August, or fails to provide written notification to the office whatsoever, all room and board charges for the academic year will be required to be paid in full by the Student, whether or not the Student takes occupancy.
CURRENT STUDENT. If the Student pays a housing verification payment, indicating their intention to live on campus, but then notifies the Office of Residence Life of their decision to commute by March 25, 2019 (written correspondence received by the office as of this date) then a 50% credit on the non- refundable housing verification payment will be applied to the Student’s account. If the Student notifies the Office of Residence Life of their decision to commute after March 25, 2019 but by the first Monday in August (written correspondence received by the office as of this date) then all room and board charges for the academic year, except the non-refundable housing verification payment, will be credited to the Student’s account. However, if the current Student notifies the Office of Residence Life, in writing, of their decision to commute after the first Monday in August, or fails to provide written notification to the office whatsoever, all room and board charges for the academic year will be required to be paid in full by the Student, whether or not the Student takes occupancy.
CURRENT STUDENT. Where a person is enrolled as a student, employment under a fixed-term contract may be adopted as the appropriate type of employment for work activity, not within the description of another circumstance in this clause 8.1, that is work within the student’s academic unit or an associated research unit of that academic unit and is work generally related to a degree course that the student is undertaking within the academic unit, provided that: 8.1.6.1 a fixed-term contract employment will be for a period that does not extend beyond, or that expires at the end of, the academic year in which the person ceases to be a student, including any period that the person is not enrolled as a student but is still completing postgraduate work or is awaiting results; and 8.1.6.2 an offer of fixed-term employment under clause 8.1.6 must not be made on the condition that the person offered the employment undertake the studentship.

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