Institution and Program Fees Sample Clauses

The 'Institution and Program Fees' clause defines the financial obligations related to fees charged by an institution for participation in a specific program. It typically outlines the types of fees required, such as tuition, administrative, or technology fees, and may specify payment schedules, methods, and any conditions for refunds or adjustments. This clause ensures that both parties clearly understand the costs involved, helping to prevent disputes over payment and clarifying the financial responsibilities associated with the program.
Institution and Program Fees. Fees will not be waived for institutions and programs that are activated for Match participation and subsequently withdrawn either by themselves or by the NRMP. Each institution must pay an institution registration fee, a program registration fee for each of its registered programs, and a matched applicant fee for each applicant with whom a program matches successfully. The NRMP will invoice the institution for those fees and all incurred expenses, which must be paid within thirty (30) calendar days of the invoice date. The invoice will be sent to the institutional official, who will be responsible for ensuring prompt payment. Institutions with unpaid NRMP fees at thirty (30) days from the date of the invoice will be issued a reminder request for payment. A late fee of 10 percent of the outstanding balance will be assessed on any fees unpaid sixty (60) days after the invoice date. Failure to remit payment to the NRMP after ninety (90) days from the invoice date will result in the institution being barred from registering any of its programs for the Main Residency Match or any Fellowship Match until all fees are remitted by the institution to the NRMP.
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Institution and Program Fees. Fees will not be waived for institutions and programs that are activated for Match participation and subsequently withdrawn either by themselves or by the NRMP. Each institution must pay an institution registration fee, a program registration fee for each of its registered programs, and a matched applicant fee for each applicant with whom a program matches successfully. The NRMP will invoice the institution for those fees and all incurred expenses, which must be paid within thirty (30) days of the invoice date. The invoice will be sent to the NRMP institutional official, who will be responsible for ensuring prompt payment. Institutions with unpaid NRMP fees at thirty (30) days from the date of the invoice will be issued a reminder request for payment. A late fee of 10 percent of the outstanding balance will be assessed on any fees unpaid sixty (60) days after the invoice date. Failure to remit payment to the NRMP after ninety (90) days from the invoice date will result in the institution being barred from registering any of its programs for the Main Residency Match or any Fellowship Match until all fees are remitted by the institution to the NRMP. 9.3 Fee Payment Procedures All fees must be paid in U.S. dollars by credit card through the R3 system by the due date for such fees. Applicant registration fees must be paid at the time of registration. By electing to pay by credit card, each applicant authorizes the NRMP to supply the bank with information it requires to resolve inquiries regarding related credit card charges. If the credit card is not approved for the amount necessary to cover the applicable fees, the applicant will not be allowed to register unless replacement credit card information is entered through the R3 system and processed successfully prior to the scheduled opening of the R3 system for rank order list entry.
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Institution and Program Fees. Fees will not be waived for institutions and programs that are activated for Match participation and subsequently withdrawn either by themselves or by the NRMP. Each sponsoring institution must pay an institution registration fee, a program registration fee for each of its registered programs, and a matched applicant fee for each applicant with whom a program matches successfully. The NRMP will send an invoice to the institution for those fees, which must be paid within thirty (30) days of the invoice date. After the conclusion of a Match, an invoice for all incurred expenses, registration fees, and matched applicant fees will be issued by the NRMP to the institutional official, who will be responsible for ensuring prompt payment. Institutions with unpaid NRMP fees at thirty (30) days from the date of the invoice will be issued a reminder request for payment. A late fee of 10 percent of the outstanding balance will be assessed on any fees unpaid sixty (60) days after the invoice date. Failure to remit payment to the NRMP after ninety (90) days from the invoice date will result in the institution being barred from registering any of its programs for the Main Residency Match or any Fellowship Match until all fees are remitted by the institution to the NRMP.
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Institution and Program Fees. Fees will not be waived for institutions and programs that are activated for Match participation and subsequently withdrawn either by themselves or by the NRMP. Each sponsoring institution must pay an institution registration fee, a program registration fee for each of its registered programs, and a matched applicant fee for each applicant with whom a program matches successfully. The NRMP will send an invoice to the institution for those fees, which must be paid within thirty
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Institution and Program Fees. Each institution must pay an institution registration fee, a program registration fee for each of its registered programs, and a matched applicant fee for each applicant with whom a program matches successfully. The NRMP will invoice the institution for those fees and all incurred expenses, which must be paid within thirty (30) days of the invoice date. The invoice will be sent to the NRMP institutional official, who will be responsible for ensuring prompt payment.
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Institution and Program Fees. Each sponsoring institution must pay an institution registration fee, a program registration fee for each of its registered programs, and a matched applicant fee for each applicant with whom a program matches successfully. The NRMP will send an invoice to the institution for those fees, which must be paid within thirty (30) days of the invoice date. After the conclusion of a Match, an invoice for all incurred expenses, registration fees, and matched applicant fees will be issued by the NRMP to the institutional official, who will be responsible for ensuring prompt payment.
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