ENROLLMENT STATUS Sample Clauses

The ENROLLMENT STATUS clause defines the criteria and conditions under which an individual or entity is considered officially enrolled in a program, service, or plan. It typically outlines the requirements for initial enrollment, such as submission of necessary documentation or payment of fees, and may specify how changes in status—like suspension, withdrawal, or reinstatement—are handled. This clause ensures clarity regarding who is eligible to participate and under what circumstances, thereby preventing disputes and misunderstandings about enrollment rights and obligations.
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ENROLLMENT STATUS. Residents must be admitted students and currently enrolled and registered for classes at Mississippi State University. Acceptance of this contract by the University does not constitute a commitment of admission to the University. Students who fail to enroll in at least one credit hour face to face at MSU Starkville Campus during the contract period may be, at the University’s discretion, subject to eviction.
ENROLLMENT STATUS. At the University’s discretion, students who fail to enroll in at least one credit hour face-to-face at MSU Starkville Campus during the contract period may be subject to eviction.
ENROLLMENT STATUS. Students considered full time (Undergraduate = 12 or more credit hours; Graduate = 8 or more credit hours) will be given priority for campus housing. In the event that campus housing is at capacity for the Fall 2020 term, the University reserves the right to rescind the Housing Contract for students who are not enrolled full time. Students who are enrolled full time for the Fall 2020 semester as of 15 days prior to the start of the contract will be given highest priority. Full-time students who are new to housing will be given the next highest priority, followed by all other full-time students. In the event that housing is at capacity for the Spring 2021 term, the University reserves the right to rescind the Housing Contract for students who are not enrolled full time. Students who are enrolled full time for the Spring 2021 semester as of 15 days prior to the start of semester will be given highest priority. Full-time students who are new to housing will be given the next highest priority, followed by all other full- time students. Students who lived in housing during the Fall 2020 term are not guaranteed Spring 2021 housing if they do not maintain their full time enrollment status. Students with the same level of priority will generally be considered based on the date the university has received all required contract materials. However, additional consideration will also be given to the student’s conduct history and length of tenure as a resident in campus housing. Students who have resided in University Housing for 8 or more semesters will have the lowest priority among full time students. For the purposes of this policy, a semester shall be defined as any part of the Fall and Spring semesters and shall exclude summer semesters. If, at any time, after the start of the housing contract, a resident student falls below full time status, the Department of Housing and Residential Education reserves the right, with two weeks’ notice, to remove the student from housing in the event there are full time students requesting housing.
ENROLLMENT STATUS. Once accepted for admission and participation in this Program by WSU, participating students will be enrolled as full-time, degree-seeking students at WSU. While enrolled at WSU, AURAK students will receive all services normally provided to full-time degree- seeking WSU students, including access to campus facilities and instructional resources, academic advising, and other support. In addition, while enrolled at WSU, AURAK students will enjoy the same rights and privileges, and will be subject to the same laws, rules, policies and responsibilities as are all other full-time, degree-seeking WSU students.
ENROLLMENT STATUS. The student is responsible for informing the Financial Aid Office at their home institution of their enrollment status at both institutions. The home institution will award the student financial aid based on the enrollment status as determined by combining coursework to be taken at the home and host institutions. After classes begin, the home institution will confirm actual enrollment and revise, if necessary, aid awards to reflect the actual enrollment status. The host will provide the home institution with documentation supporting the student’s enrollment status. This documentation must include credit hours enrolled, enrollment period beginning and ending dates, and list of specific courses the student is taking. If the student’s enrollment status changes during the enrollment period at the host institution, it is the host institution’s responsibility to inform the home institution of this change in enrollment status. Should the student fail to officially withdraw but cease attendance in all classes, the host institution will notify the home institution of the student’s unofficial withdrawal from classes in accordance with 34 CFR 668.22. The host institution will report to the home institution the student’s last dates of attendance for final grades of W (withdrawal), WN (withdrawal for non- attendance), I (incomplete), F (fail), U (unsatisfactory), IN or IP (in progress), and any other final grades which do not indicate satisfactory completion.
ENROLLMENT STATUS. Exchange students shall be registered as inbound students, however, the exchange students shall enjoy the same rights and duties as fulltime students of the host university.
ENROLLMENT STATUS. Only full-time (Undergraduate = 12 or more credit hours; Graduate = 8 or more credit hours), registered PNW students will be given priority for housing. All Part-Time students will automatically be placed on the Housing Waitlist. Once Housing determines there will be space available, spaces will be offered to Part-Time Students on the Waitlist. Students with the same level of priority will generally be considered based on the date the university has received all required contract materials. However, additional consideration will also be given to the student’s conduct history and length of tenure as a resident in campus housing. Students who have resided in University provided Housing for 8 or more semesters will have the lowest priority among full time students. a) In the event that campus housing is at capacity for the Fall 2023 term, the University reserves the right to rescind the Housing Contract for students who are not enrolled full-time. Please reference the table below for registration deadlines. Current Returning Students (those who, at the signing of this contract, have a room assignment) who are enrolled full-time for the Fall 2023 semester by their Registration Deadline will be given highest priority. Full-time students who are new to housing and Previous Residents (those who have lived on campus in the past but do not currently, at the time of signing this contract, have a room assignment) who are enrolled full-time for the Fall 2023 semester by their Registration Deadline will be given the next highest priority. Current Residents May 1, 2023 Previous/New Residents August 1, 2023 b) In the event that housing is at capacity for the Spring 2024 term, the University reserves the right to rescind the Housing Contract for students who are not enrolled full-time. Please reference the table below for registration deadlines. Students who are enrolled full time for the Spring 2024 semester as of the Registration Deadline will be given highest priority. Students who lived in housing during the Fall 2023 term are not guaranteed Spring 2024 housing if they do not maintain their full-time enrollment status. Previous/New Residents December 15, 2023 c) For the purposes of this policy, a semester shall be defined as any part of the Fall and Spring semesters and shall exclude summer semesters. If, at any time, after the start of the housing contract, a resident student falls below full-time status, the Department of Housing and Residential Education reserves t...
ENROLLMENT STATUS. Unless the en- rollee disenrolls from the MA plan, a beneficiary electing hospice continues his or her enrollment in the MA plan and is entitled to receive, through the MA plan, any benefits other than those that are the responsibility of the Medi- care hospice.
ENROLLMENT STATUS. Residents must be admitted full-time students (12 or more academic or technical hours, or 16 vocational hours) currently enrolled and registered for classes at ▇▇▇▇▇ Community College with at least 75% of their classes being face to face.
ENROLLMENT STATUS. The student is responsible for informing the Financial Aid Office at their home institution of their enrollment status at both institutions. The home institution will award the student financial aid based on the enrollment status as determined by combining coursework to be taken at the home and host institutions. After classes begin, the home institution will confirm actual enrollment and revise, if necessary, aid awards to reflect the actual enrollment status. The host will provide the home institution with documentation supporting the student’s enrollment status. This documentation must include credit hours enrolled, enrollment period beginning and ending dates, and list of specific courses the student is taking. If the student’s enrollment status changes during the enrollment period at the host institution, it is the host institution’s responsibility to inform the home institution of this change in enrollment