Common use of Greek Housing Clause in Contracts

Greek Housing. 7.1. If a student joins a Greek organization and is moving into official Greek housing at the week of classes with no penalty or fee. After the 1st week of classes, there is a $150 buyout fee 7.2. If a student has joined a fraternity or sorority and will be moving into Greek housing at the beginning of the Spring semester they may cancel their meal plan but there is a $150 buyout fee plus a prorated amount when the plan has been under-utilized.

Greek Housing. 7.1. If a student joins a Greek organization and is moving into official Greek housing at the beginning of the academic year, they may cancel their meal plan before the end of the first week of classes with no penalty or fee. After the 1st week of classes, there is a $150 buyout feefee plus a prorated amount when the plan has been under-utilized. 7.2. If a student has joined a fraternity or sorority and will be moving into Greek housing at the beginning of the Spring semester they may cancel their meal plan but there is a $150 buyout fee plus a prorated amount when the plan has been under-utilized.

Greek Housing. 7.1. If a student joins a Greek organization and is moving into official Greek housing at the week of classes with no penalty or fee. After the 1st week of classes, there is a $150 buyout fee 7.2. If a student has joined a fraternity or sorority and will be moving into Greek housing at the beginning of the Spring semester they may cancel their meal plan but there is a $150 buyout fee plus a prorated amount when the plan has been under-utilized. 7.3. When changing/cancelling your meal plan after the first week of classes or at the beginning of the spring the semester, the $150 operations fee is non-refundable.