For All Students Sample Clauses

The "For All Students" clause establishes that the terms or provisions it introduces apply universally to every student covered by the agreement or policy. In practice, this means that regardless of individual circumstances, background, or status, all students are subject to the same rules, benefits, or obligations outlined in the relevant section. This clause ensures consistency and fairness by preventing exceptions or special treatment, thereby promoting equal application and reducing ambiguity in enforcement.
For All Students. Student will sign this Contract electronically by signing via DocuSign on the housing portal. By taking this step, Student (1) certifies he/she has read this Contract in full and understands and agrees to all its terms and conditions; (2) agrees to pay all charges arising under this Contract and any extension thereof when due and in accordance with the regulations of The University of Texas at San Antonio, together with all fees and other costs for the collection of any amount not paid when due as specified herein; and (3) acknowledges the University will not grant the license described herein unless personal guarantee of payment of all charges or obligations under this Contract is made by you.
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For All Students. ‌ Sample Contract Student will sign this Contract electronically by taking the following steps: (1) you will enter your initials in the space below and hit enter; and (2) you will then review information provided to you on a new screen and select the box indicating you agree to all Contract terms. By taking these steps, Student (1) certifies he/she has read this Contract in full and understands and agrees to all its terms and conditions; (2) agrees to pay all charges arising under this Contract and any extension thereof when due and in accordance with the regulations of The University of Texas at San Antonio, together with all fees and other costs for the collection of any amount not paid when due as specified herein; and (3) acknowledges the University will not grant the license described herein unless personal guarantee of payment of all charges or obligations under this Contract is made by you.
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For All Students. Please read and sign below. This signature applies to all agreements on this form that apply to your student. Student Directory Information The following information has been designated as “directory information” under the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA) - a Federal law. This information will become public information from your child’s educational records unless parents advise ▇▇▇▇▇▇ USD 313 in writing that this information should be withheld. The primary purpose of directory information is to allow ▇▇▇▇▇▇ USD 313 to include this type of information from your child’s education records in certain school publications. Examples include:
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