Common use of DAMAGE DEPOSIT Clause in Contracts

DAMAGE DEPOSIT. The College will refund the remaining balance of the Damage Deposit at the point that the student has no outstanding contracts for on- campus housing. The College will also refund the Damage Deposit to a student who is registered to attend the College but then withdraws without attending. Residence Life Activity Fee. The College does not refund the Residence Life Activity Fee. Housing Fee. The College will refund the Housing Fee in only two circumstances: if the College is unable to provide housing to the student, or the student does not attend or withdraws from the College by the deadline set by the College for Housing Fee refunds. Students who are evicted from College housing are not entitled to any refund of Housing Fees. Students who graduate in December or at any time prior to the end of the contract period do not receive a refund and must pay the Housing Fee and Residence Life Activity Fee for the Spring semester.

DAMAGE DEPOSIT. The College will refund the remaining balance of the Damage Deposit at the point that the student has no outstanding contracts for on- on-campus housing. The College will also refund the Damage Deposit to a student who is registered to attend the College but then withdraws without attending. Residence Life Activity Fee. The College does not refund the Residence Life Activity Fee. Housing Fee. The College will refund the Housing Fee in only two circumstances: if the College is unable to provide housing to the student, or the student does not attend or withdraws from the College by the deadline set by the College for Housing Fee refunds. Students who are evicted from College housing are not entitled to any refund of Housing Fees. Students who graduate in December or at any time prior to the end of the contract period do not receive a refund and must pay the Housing Fee and Residence Life Activity Fee for the Spring semester.