MEAL PLAN PAYMENT. ▪ Review Appendix IV for the fee payment schedule ▪ If you are registered in the Winter Session, the first instalment of your Residence Meal Plan fees is due upon acceptance of this Contract. The second instalment of your Residence Meal Plan fees is due by September 22, 2023 and the third is due by January 12, 2024. ▪ Late payments will be subject to a $25 late payment fee, in addition to any other remedies UBC may have under this Contract or in law. ▪ Failure to pay the fees by or on the dates stipulated in this Contract may, in the University’s sole discretion, result in the denial of further meals and/or termination of this Contract and eviction from residence. ▪ Cheques that are returned “NSF” are subject to a bank charge of $35 and an administration charge of $35. Only certified cheques or bank drafts will be accepted after February 28, 2024.
MEAL PLAN PAYMENT. Payment for the meal plan may be made according to the payment schedules set forth by the Xxx Xxxxxxx State University Cashier’s Office (xxxxx://xxx.xxxx.xxx/dept/cashiers/). As described in the SHSU Catalogues, failure to meet financial obligations to the University may result in any or all of the following non-inclusive sanctions: dismissal from the University, withholding future registration privileges, withholding the issuance of an official transcript, withholding the conferring of a degree and/or barring re-admission. If amounts become past due, the University reserves the right to report the account to the Credit Bureau. This will also initiate collection efforts and could cause the University to employ an outside collection agency to recover the debt. If collection efforts must be made, the student will be required to pay all collection costs, including collection agency fees, legal fees, and other costs incurred in collection of the amount due.
MEAL PLAN PAYMENT. Payment for the meal plan may be made according to the payment schedules set forth by the Xxx Houston State University Bursar’s Office (xxxx://xxx.xxxx.xxx/ ~csh_www). As described in the SHSU Catalogues, failure to meet financial obligations to the University may result in any or all of the following non-inclusive sanctions: dismissal from the University, withholding future registration privileges, withholding the issuance of an official transcript, withholding the conferring of a degree and/or barring re-admission. If amounts become past due, the University reserved the right to report the account to the Credit Bureau. This will also initiate collection efforts and could cause the University to employ an outside collection agency to recover the debt. If collection efforts must be made, the student will be required to pay all collection costs, including collection agency fees, legal fees, and other costs incurred in collection of the amount due.
