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For returning students. 1. If written notification of the student’s desire to cancel is received on or before five business days after receipt of the contract in the Office of Residence Life, the contract will be canceled. 2. When written notification of the student’s desire to cancel the contract is received after five business days following receipt of the contract in the Office of Residence Life: a. The student who signs the contract will be held responsible for fulfilling the contract, except for circumstances which are deemed exceptional and unforeseeable, as determined by the director of residence life or her/his designee. If a cancellation request is approved for such circumstances, a student is eligible for an adjustment as outlined in Section 4. b. The student who signs a contract for the following academic year and does not return to the university in the fall for any reason, including withdrawal or transfer, will be released from the contract and will be billed a percentage of the room rent owed for one semester, as outlined in Section 4. 3. Failure by the student to participate in the spring room selection process does not release the student from the contractual obligation. 4. The university reserves the right to void the contract prior to the official semester opening, in which case the university will refund any prepaid room rent and meals.
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For returning students. St. Xxxxxx High School will not guarantee space for returning students who register after May 12, 2018
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For returning students. To accept the terms of enrollment for returning students and to form a binding, legal contract, Parent must submit, and the School must receive, payment of the non-refundable Tuition Deposit stated on the School’s website or in the Annual Notice of Re-Enrollment, by the date indicated below. Payment of the annual Tuition Deposit is the one and only form of acceptance necessary to continue the terms of this Enrollment Contract for the new school year, subject to any updated or changed terms as set out in the manner described below. Payment signifies your agreement to the terms of this contract and no signature is required. The priority re-enrollment period is from February 1 - February 15 of each year. (If February 15 is a Saturday or Sunday, Parent must submit the Tuition Deposit by the next business day following February 15.) If the re-enrollment deposit is received by February 15, Tuition Lock is ensured and your child’s place will be held for the upcoming school year. Re-enrollment deposits will be accepted after February 15, but the Tuition Lock benefit will be forfeited and the child’s place will not be held until the re-enrollment deposit is received. Starting February 16, new student acceptances will be mailed to fill available spaces in the various grades. For example, for the 2020-2021 school year, the Tuition Deposit is $1,000; for Parent to enroll his or her student (“Student”) for the 2020-2021 school year beginning in August, 2020, the tuition deposit of $1,000 is due February 15, 2020.
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