Eligibility for University Housing. Eligibility to purchase a license from Housing Services, unless otherwise defined by the University, is limited to enrolled students of Washington State University. All apartment agreements are terminable by Housing Services when the occupant ceases to be in that status; the former student must follow all cancellation and termination procedures noted in this agreement. Housing Services reserves the right to deny future housing assignments to occupants with a history of more than one delinquency letter, more than one notice to vacate, or cleaning and damage charges in excess of $200. Housing Services reserves the right to deny future housing assignments to occupants with a history of violating University policies, the terms and conditions of this apartment agreement, and/or violating the WSU Community Standards of Conduct for Students and other relevant provisions in the Washington Administrative Code. Keys Apartment keys are the property of Housing Services and may not be duplicated or given to someone who is not an occupant of the apartment. All keys must be returned to the Housing Office by the date stated on the Notice of Termination, on the date that the apartment agreement is terminated, or on the date at the end of the agreement period. Keys may not be passed to a replacement roommate. Failure to return the keys will result in the following nonrefundable key charges: $75 for door, $30 for mail, and $20 for laundry room. Occupants may not put their own locks on any door in an apartment. If locks are found, they will be removed, and the occupant charged for the cost of such removal. Lead-Based Paint The federal government has enacted legislation regarding the abatement and disclosure of lead-based paint in certain non-exempt housing. Pursuant to federal law (24 C.F.R. Part 35 and 40 C.F.R. Part 7450), beginning September 1996, Washington State University must disclose any known lead-based paint hazards upon the license of non-exempt residential property built prior to 1978. Housing Services is in compliance and aware of its responsibilities under 42 U.S.C. 4852(d). Lead Warning Statement and Disclosure Housing built before 1978 may contain lead-based paint. Lead from paint, paint chips, and dust can pose health hazards if not managed properly. Lead exposure is especially harmful to young children and pregnant women. Before renting pre-1978 housing, owners must disclose the presence of known lead-based paint and/or lead-based paint hazards in the dwelli...
Eligibility for University Housing. Any qualified graduate student of Washington State University or any full-time undergraduate student of Washington State University with legal dependents and/or a spouse, or domestic partner as noted below, is eligible for residence in Family/Graduate Housing. Undergraduate students must be enrolled for ten or more hours. Graduate students not on appointment as a teaching, research, or staff assistant must comply with the Graduate School minimum enrollment policy as outlined in the Graduate Bulletin. If space is available, WSU faculty and staff may also be eligible for residence in Family/Graduate Housing. First priority for Family/Graduate Housing is given to all qualified student applicants. Second priority will be given on a space available basis to newly appointed faculty and staff. Military personnel on duty at Washington State University will be considered eligible either as faculty or staff. Faculty and staff renewals will be considered only if student demand is met. The Director of Housing and Residence Life and/or their designee may grant exceptions to these policies. Occupancy of the family and single graduate apartment is limited to the occupant, legal spouse or domestic partner, as defined in Washington State law, or legal dependent(s), or in the case of a single parent/guardian with legal dependents, one additional unrelated adult. Occupancy of both single occupancy and shared graduate apartments is limited to graduate students. GUEST POLICY: Guests staying longer than five total days in an agreement period are defined as being in residence. Occupants are required to request approval from WSU Housing Services for any guest who will stay longer than five total days. WSU Housing Services also reserves the right to terminate the apartment agreement of any occupant who willfully houses an unapproved guest in residence and/or charge the occupant an amount equal to one month's license fee. The apartment agreement must be renewed each spring in order for the occupant to occupy any Family/Graduate Housing unit after June 30, 2023. Faculty and staff renewals may be denied due to student demand. If the occupant wishes to renew their apartment agreement, they must renew online before March 31, 2023. No response from the occupant by the March 31, 2023, deadline will indicate to Housing Services that the occupant will not need that apartment after June 30, 2023. The non- renewing occupant also agrees to vacate their apartment by June 30, 2023. Failure to v...
Eligibility for University Housing. 4.1 Assignment priority for housing is given to full-time, matriculated, degree-seeking students. Undergraduate students must be enrolled for a minimum of twelve (12) credit hours per term and graduate students a minimum of nine (9) credit hours per term.
Eligibility for University Housing. The university reserves the right to make changes to this agreement and supporting policies from time to time without prior notice. The Residence Agreement in the form as it exists online is the governing document, and contains the then-currently applicable policies and information.
Eligibility for University Housing. ACADEMIC-YEAR ELIGIBILITY To be eligible to move into or live in university housing during the academic year (Autumn, Winter and Spring Quarters), you must be an enrolled student as determined by the Office of the Registrar during each quarter of occupancy, be in good academic and financial standing, and have no enrollment or housing holds. International students with enrollment holds that cannot be cleared until your arrival will not be prevented from moving into housing. If you choose not to enroll at the university, terminate your enrollment, are suspended or expelled from the university, or have a housing hold placed on your account, you must file the applicable Cancellation or Termination of Occupancy Form via Axess and vacate your residence, and return your key(s) immediately. Students auditing classes, enrolled in the Master of Liberal Arts part-time graduate program, or matriculate through the Honors Cooperative Program (part of SCPD) are not eligible for housing. Other eligibility criteria apply to individual groups of students as shown below: R&DE Student Housing 2018-19 Residence Agreement xxxxxxxxxxxxxx.xxxxxxxx.xxx
Eligibility for University Housing. To be eligible for University housing during Summer term, Resident must be an incoming or current Oregon Tech undergraduate student or graduate student enrolled in summer classes OR have a connection to a campus department to be eligible for on campus housing. Other requests for on campus housing may be granted on a case- by-case basis and at the sole discretion of the Director of Housing and Residence Life.
Eligibility for University Housing. A person must be enrolled as a full-time, degree-seeking undergraduate (minimum enrollment of 12 credits) or graduate (minimum enrollment of 9 credits) student in good standing to be eligible for University Housing. Applications for University Housing from students enrolled in other University schools and programs must complete a separate application when seeking placement on another campus, and will be considered on a space-available basis. In the discretion of the Director of Residential Life and Housing or that person’s designee, a resident may be required to depart from University Housing if enrolled credit hours drop below full-time status. The Director of Residential Life and Housing, or that person’s designee, has the discretion to make exceptions regarding eligibility for housing depending on documented academic circumstances.
Eligibility for University Housing. ACADEMIC-YEAR ELIGIBILITY To be eligible to move into or live in university housing during the academic year (Autumn, Winter and Spring Quarters), you must be an enrolled student as determined by the Office of the Registrar during each quarter of occupancy, be in good academic and financial standing, and have no enrollment or housing holds. International students with enrollment holds that cannot be cleared until your arrival will not be prevented from moving into housing. If you choose not to enroll at the university, terminate your enrollment, are suspended or expelled from the university, or have a housing hold placed on your account, you must file the applicable Cancellation or Termination of Occupancy Form via Axess and vacate your residence, and return your key(s) immediately. Students auditing classes, enrolled in the Master of Liberal Arts part-time graduate program, or matriculate through the Honors Cooperative Program (part of SCPD) are not eligible for housing. Other eligibility criteria apply to individual groups of students as shown below: xxxxxxxxxxxxxx.xxxxxxxx.xxx Graduate Students • Must be enrolled in a minimum of eight units or as a Terminal Graduate Registrant (TGR). • Graduate students who are approved to enroll in a graduation quarter through the Office of the Registrar are eligible to continue their housing agreement but also can file a termination of occupancy to end their contract. • Graduate students who are approved to have a reduced course load (minimum of 3 units) through the Office of Accessible Education are eligible to continue their housing agreement but also can file a termination of occupancy to end their contract.
Eligibility for University Housing. Academic-year Eligibility To be eligible to move into or live in NDNU housing during the academic year (fall, spring and summer semesters for all students), you must be an enrolled student as determined by the Office of the Registrar during each semester of occupancy, be in good academic and financial standing, and have no enrollment or housing holds. If you choose not to enroll at NDNU, terminate your enrollment, are suspended or expelled from the NDNU, or have a housing hold placed on your account, you must file the Termination of Occupancy Form, vacate your residence, and return your key(s) immediately. Students auditing classes are not eligible for housing. Graduate Students • Must be enrolled in a minimum of nine units. • Graduate students who are approved in their last semester and submit documentation from the Registrar that the courses they are enrolled in will complete their graduation requirements are eligible to continue their Residence Agreement even if enrolled in fewer than nine units but also can file a Termination of Occupancy form to end their contract. Eligibility and Occupancy Requirements for Specific Categories of Housing Single Student Housing This housing is available to students who are attending NDNU by themselves. If you live in Single Housing, occupancy of your room shall be limited to you and your roommate(s), if any. When approved by the Office of Housing, a documented live-in personal care attendant may live with a student.
Eligibility for University Housing. A person must be admitted as a full-time, degree-seeking undergraduate or graduate student to be eligible for University Housing. Students must be enrolled as full-time students (minimum enrollment of 12 credits for undergraduate students; minimum enrollment of 9 credits for graduate students) to be eligible to remain in University Housing. Students may be permitted to conditionally move in to housing if they are not enrolled full time, but must become enrolled as full-time students, or must receive a waiver from the University Director of Housing Operations to remain in housing if not enrolled as a full-time student. Students who enter housing prior to being registered full time who are later unable to become registered as a full-time student, students whose registrations are voided due to failure or inability to resolve account issues, or those who may be administratively withdrawn after entering housing as a result of immunization compliance or other issues will be held responsible for housing fees according to the cancellation policy (see 8. Housing Cancellation and Agreement Release). Applicants applying for, or assigned to, housing on one university campus, who seek to apply for housing on a different university campus, must complete a separate application, and will be considered for placement on that campus on a space-available basis. In the discretion of the University Director of Housing Operations, or that person’s designee, a resident may be required to depart from University Housing if enrolled credit hours drop below full-time status. The University Director of Housing Operations, or that person’s designee, has the discretion to make exceptions regarding eligibility for housing depending on documented academic circumstances, or circumstances related to the individual’s health and safety. The University reserves in its sole and exclusive discretion the right to exclude from University Housing any person whom in the University’s judgment has violated applicable University policies, including, but not limited to, the University Code of Conduct and security policies, or who is determined to be a potential danger to themselves or to the Pace University community.
