Common use of Eligibility for Housing Clause in Contracts

Eligibility for Housing. a. Resident must be academically admitted to, and remain enrolled at, the University as a student to be eligible to living in Housing. Academic admission and enrollment, however, does not entitle a student to Housing. b. Resident must, at all times during the License Term, be registered for at least twelve (12) undergraduate student credit hours, or six graduate student credit hours, per semester, and must generally be attending courses when in session. If Resident fails to meet this requirement, including being placed on academic suspension or academic dismissal, they shall be deemed “under-enrolled” and may be required to vacate the Unit. c. Resident must, at all times during the License Term, remain in good standing with the University. For purposes of this Agreement, “good standing” means the Resident does not have any outstanding fees or acts of academic or behavioral misconduct and has complied or is complying with any and all sanctions imposed by the University as a result of any misconduct. If Resident is dismissed by the University due to misconduct, they will not be considered in good standing with the University and may be required to vacate their Unit. d. Resident must meet and adhere to the University’s immunization requirements. Residential Life will not issue your room assignment unless your vaccination records have been submitted and are on file with the University. e. Resident must not be a “registered sex offender” as defined in Title 4, Chapter 1, Section 34 of the Board of Regents Handbook. f. Failure to meet and maintain the above eligibility criteria shall be grounds for the University to terminate the Agreement. If the Agreement is terminated based upon Resident’s failure to meet and maintain such eligibility criteria, the Resident will be charged the applicable cancellation fees specified in Section IX hereof.

Eligibility for Housing. a. Resident must be academically admitted to, and remain enrolled at, the University as a student to be eligible to living in Housing. Academic admission and enrollment, however, does not entitle a student to Housing. b. Resident must, at all times during the License Term, be registered for at least twelve (12) undergraduate student credit hours, or six graduate student credit hours, per semester, and must generally be attending courses when in session. If Resident fails to meet this requirement, including being placed on academic suspension or academic dismissal, they shall be deemed “under-enrolled” and may be required to vacate the Unit. c. Resident must, at all times during the License Term, remain in good standing with the University. For purposes of this Agreement, “good standing” means the Resident does not have any outstanding fees or acts of academic or behavioral misconduct and has complied or is complying with any and all sanctions imposed by the University as a result of any misconduct. If Resident is dismissed by the University due to misconduct, they will not be considered in good standing with the University and may be required to vacate their Unit. d. Resident must meet and adhere to the University’s immunization requirements. Residential Life The University will not issue your room assignment unless your vaccination records have been submitted and are on file with the University. e. Resident must not be a “registered sex offender” as defined in Title 4, Chapter 1, Section 34 36 of the Board of Regents Handbook. f. Failure to meet and maintain the above eligibility criteria shall be grounds for the University to terminate the Agreement. If the Agreement is terminated based upon Resident’s failure to meet and maintain such eligibility criteria, the Resident will be charged the applicable cancellation fees specified in Section IX hereof.

Eligibility for Housing. a. Resident must be academically admitted to, and remain enrolled at, the University as a student to be eligible to living in Housing. Academic admission and enrollment, however, does not entitle a student to Housing. b. Resident must, at all times during the License Term, be registered for at least twelve (12) undergraduate student credit hours, or six graduate student credit hours, per semester, and must generally be attending courses when in session. If Resident fails to meet this requirement, including being placed on academic suspension or academic dismissal, they shall be deemed “under-enrolled” and may be required to vacate the Unit. c. Resident must, at all times during the License Term, remain in good standing with the University. For purposes of this Agreement, “good standing” means the Resident does not have any outstanding fees or acts of academic or behavioral misconduct and has complied or is complying with any and all sanctions imposed by the University as a result of any misconduct. If Resident is dismissed by the University due to misconduct, they will not be considered in good standing with the University and may be required to vacate their Unit. d. Resident must meet and adhere to the University’s immunization requirements. Residential Life will not issue your room assignment unless your vaccination records have been submitted and are on file with the University. e. Resident must not be a “registered sex offender” as defined in Title 4, Chapter 1, Section 34 36 of the Board of Regents Handbook. f. Failure to meet and maintain the above eligibility criteria shall be grounds for the University to terminate the Agreement. If the Agreement is terminated based upon Resident’s failure to meet and maintain such eligibility criteria, the Resident will be charged the applicable cancellation fees specified in Section IX hereof.