Housing Assignments. The University will assign each Licensee a bed space within the student housing facility. The Licensee only has the right to, and must remain in their assigned bedspace. Licensee may not occupy or move into other bedspaces in the room or unit. The University reserves the right to change room assignments, to assign a new Licensee, or reassign a current Licensee to any unoccupied bed space at any time for reasons of health, student welfare, discipline, administrative necessity, or as a result of administrative action.
Housing Assignments. 10.1. The Office of Residence Life will attempt to honor, whenever possible, requests for particular accommodations. Residence Life reserves the right to assign roommates, to change room or hall assignments, and/or to consolidate vacancies by requiring residents to move from one assignment to another.
10.1.1. If a resident’s roommate leaves during the semester, the resident will be contacted by hall staff to review the choices available to the resident, which may include having a new roommate assigned to the resident’s room. After that time, a roommate may be assigned with 24 hours’ notice (if possible) to allow the resident time to prepare to receive a new roommate.
10.1.2. The Office of Residence Life will conduct regular checks to make sure that these spaces are open. If the room is not deemed “move-in ready” and available to receive the new roommate, the occupant will be billed a $50 inconvenience fee. A resident who refuses to prepare the room for a new roommate may be subject to other action, which could include being moved to another room or having the contract converted to a single room contract.
10.2. It is the policy at the University of Nebraska at Xxxxxxx that residents will have access to a housing option consistent with their gender identity. Generally, residents will have access to an assignment with persons of the same gender as identified in their official resident record. Upon request, residents who have a gender identity that is different from the sex indicated within their resident record can access a housing assignment consistent with their gender identity. While completing a housing assignment, a resident may find that the housing option available on the MyBLUE account’s Housing portal is not consistent with their gender identity. If this occurs, please email the Office of Residence Life at xxxxxxx@xxx.xxx or call 000-000-0000 so that we can discuss a suitable room assignment.
10.3. The Office of Residence Life gives priority to returning residents for room assignments and residents participating in Living Learning Communities.
Housing Assignments. The assignment of a housing unit to the student is a matter for the sole determination of the College. While the student may request a particular type or location for his or her housing unit, the College gives no assurances that the student will receive his or her request or top preferences. The student may also request assignment to a housing unit with other specific individuals. While the College will attempt to accommodate mutually requested housing unit assignments, the College does not guarantee such assignments. This Contract remains a binding contract on the student whether or not he or she receives his or her preference for the housing unit and/or for roommate(s). This Contract is not assignable or transferable by the student. This means that the student may not transfer his or her right to occupy a housing unit and may not sublet any part of a housing unit. The College reserves and has the right, in its sole discretion, to change housing assignments and/or occupancy levels at any time and from time to time during the contract period. The College reserves and has the right, in its sole discretion, to refuse to approve a Contract with a student. Once accepted, the College does not guarantee that College housing will be available to the student and reserves and has the right, in its sole discretion to remove a student from the housing unit. Students removed from College housing remain bound by the terms of this Contract, including the payment of housing fees. The College may base the refusal or removal on the student's current or past criminal activity or other behavior due to which, in the determination of the College, it would not be in the best interests of the College or its students to allow the student to occupy College housing. The College will assign the student to a particular space within a living unit. The student may not block other students from occupying other spaces within the living unit by placing belongings on beds or other furniture that is intended for the occupants of the other spaces.
Housing Assignments. The assignment of a housing unit to the student is a matter for the sole determination of the College. While the student may request a particular type or location for his or her housing unit, the College gives no assurances that the student will receive his or her request or top preferences. The student may also request assignment to a housing unit with other specific individuals. While the College will attempt to accommodate mutually requested housing unit assignments, the College does not guarantee such assignments. Assignment to specific styles of housing is done on a first-come, first-serve basis and is determined by the date in which the student submits the housing deposit. This Contract remains a binding contract on the student whether or not he or she receives his or her preference for the housing unit and/or for roommate(s). This Contract is not assignable or transferable by the student. This means that the student may not transfer his or her right to occupy a housing unit and may not sublet any part of a housing unit. The College reserves and has the right, in its sole discretion, to change housing assignments and/or occupancy levels at any time and from time to time during the contract period. The College reserves and has the right, in its sole discretion, to refuse to approve a Contract with a student. Once accepted, the College does not guarantee that College housing will be available to the student and reserves and has the right, in its sole discretion to remove a student from the housing unit. Students removed from College housing remain bound by the terms of this Contract, including the payment of housing fees. The College may base the refusal or removal on the student's current or past criminal activity or other behavior due to which, in the determination of the College, it would not be in the best interests of the College or its students to allow the student to occupy College housing. The College will assign the student to a particular space within a living unit. The student may not block other students from occupying other spaces within the living unit by placing belongings on beds or other furniture that is intended for the occupants of the other spaces.
Housing Assignments. (1) Housing assignments for incoming freshmen for the Fall will be made in the summer and will be shared with the students prior to Fall move-in (typically the first week of August). After you receive your room assignment and your roommate contact information, in rare circumstances, your assignment and/or your roommate may change.
Housing Assignments. Student Housing Assignments are made by the Office of Housing and Residence Life without regard to race, religion, national origin, sexual orientation, age, or disability, except as needed to accommodate a disabled student. Assignment notifications include room type, building, room, and roommate information. Housing assignment notifications may be made in the form of email communication and/or written communication. The Student is responsible for providing current mailing address information to the University for correspondence. The University will use the Student’s Eagle e-mail account to communicate information regarding Student Housing assignments. Information about assignments will also be available on the Housing Web Portal via Gulfline.
a. Adapted housing is available upon advanced written approval from the Office of Adaptive Services on behalf of the Student and is based upon availability.
b. Information provided on the Housing Agreement is considered in making assignments; While this Agreement provides that the University will provide housing within its facilities, the assignment at a specific unit, rate, building, or space is in the sole discretion of the University.
c. The Student acknowledges that the Office of Housing and Residence Life may assign or reassign Student to any space in on-campus housing.
d. A Student assigned to any special interest community is subject to all community standards published on the Office of Housing and Residence Life website.
e. A Student assigned to an apartment that has an Office of Housing and Residence Life Resident Assistant staff member living as a roommate is subject to additional standards and expectations published on the Office of Housing and Residence Life website.
f. Occupancy is permitted for the assigned Student only.
Housing Assignments. The University assigns Licensee to a bed space and does not guarantee specific room types, apartments or roommates. The University shall have the right to reassign the Licensee to a different apartment without the consent of the Licensee prior to or during the term of the agreement.
a. If there is an increased need for housing space on campus, it may be necessary to modify the design of the living community areas to maximize living spaces.
b. In the event that one of the occupants moves out of Licensee’s room, Housing and Residence Life reserves the right to assign a new roommate(s) or to reassign the remaining Licensee(s) to another living unit in order to consolidate space.
c. Licensee agrees to not occupy an unassigned vacant space nor permit any other person to occupy an unassigned vacant space.
d. Licensee agrees that the assigned space is licensed for residential use only. The licensee shall not use the space as a business address, nor shall Licensee conduct any business activities on the premises.
Housing Assignments a. The university cannot guarantee a student a specific room. Assignment to rooms in the residence halls and apartments will be made in accordance with housing priorities and available housing space.
b. The student agrees to provide the information and preferences required on the housing application for hall, room, and roommate assignments.
c. Requests for assignment with a specific roommate will be honored whenever possible but are not guaranteed.
d. The Office of Residence Life attempts to match first-time freshmen with other first-time freshmen as roommates using the housing application. Occasionally, a first-time freshman may be matched with a transfer, international, or returning student.
e. The majority of freshman students are housed in single-suite or double-private style rooms.
f. Single-suite rooms, unless otherwise specified, are to be occupied by one person with an adjoining suitemate. Double-private rooms, unless otherwise specified, are to be occupied by two persons with a private restroom. If a vacancy occurs in the assigned room, the remaining student agrees to:
a. Accept another roommate as assigned, or
b. Move to another room if requested, or
c. Elect to pay additional charges and convert the room to single occupancy (when offered).
g. The Office of Residence Life reserves the right to consolidate available spaces or to assign a double room as a single room at a private room rate.
h. The student understands that the university makes all assignments without regard to race, color, religion, national origin, or sexual orientation.
i. The university reserves the right to modify residence hall, apartment, and room assignments pre/post move in.
a. If you fail to move to a new location within University Housing within 24 hours after the University has issued you authorization or direction to move, you will be assessed three (3) times the Daily Room Rate for each day you remain in the room you have been instructed to vacate.
j. The university reserves the right to cancel or terminate contracts for disciplinary reasons and/or dangerous or disruptive behavior, health, safety, catastrophe, closing of the facility, or irresolvable incompatibility of roommates.
k. The university reserves the right to temporarily or permanently reassign a student for violation(s) of the university code of conduct or university policies.
l. On occasion, a student may be placed in temporary housing at the beginning of the semester due to space availability. This is a tem...
Housing Assignments. The University assigns Licensee to a bed space and does not guarantee specific room types, buildings, communities, or roommates. The University shall have the right to reassign the Licensee to a different bed space without the Licensee’s consent prior to or during the term of the Agreement.
1. Where possible, the University will endeavor to accommodate the Licensee’s housing assignment request.
2. Room and residential building changes may only occur as directed and/or approved by the University.
3. In the event that a vacancy occurs whether there is a no-show student or one of the occupants moves out of the Licensee’s room, the University reserves the right to assign a new roommate(s) or to reassign the reaming Licensee(s) to another living unit in order to consolidate space.
4. Licensee agrees to move to a new room or accommodate access for a new roommate as directed by the University. Failure to do so may be deemed as a violation of the Agreement.
Housing Assignments. The University assigns Licensee to a bed space and does not guarantee specific room types, room spaces, apartments, or roommates. The University shall have the right to reassign the Licensee to a different bed space without the Licensee's consent prior to or during the term of the agreement.
1. If there is an increased need for housing space on campus, it may be necessary to modify the design of the living community areas to maximize living spaces.
2. In the event one of the occupants moves out of the Licensee’s room, Housing and Residence Life reserves the right to assign a new roommate(s) or to reassign the remaining Licensee(s) to another living unit to consolidate spaces.
3. Licensee agrees to not occupy an unassigned vacant space nor permit any other person to occupy an unassigned vacant space. Should the Licensee occupy an unassigned vacant space they may be charged for the use of the vacant space up to the cost of a single of their assigned room type.
4. Licensee agrees that the assigned space is licensed for residential use only. The licensee shall not use the space as a business address, nor shall the Licensee conduct any business activities on the premises.
5. In the event of a facilities issue, licensee may be temporarily or permanently moved to another location in Housing. Monetary compensation will NOT be given due to inconvenience, etc.
