PERIOD OF CONTRACT AND FINANCIAL OBLIGATIONS Sample Clauses

PERIOD OF CONTRACT AND FINANCIAL OBLIGATIONS. 1. This Contract becomes effective upon OHRL’s approval. The term of the Contract is for the IUSB academic year for which the Resident is applying for housing. The Contract begins the Friday before classes begin at IUSB for the fall semester and ends 24 hours after the last scheduled day of finals in the spring semester, subject to paragraph 3 below. Residents arriving early or staying later must be approved by OHRL and may be subject to a daily rate charged to his/her student account.
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PERIOD OF CONTRACT AND FINANCIAL OBLIGATIONS. 1. This Contract becomes effective upon XXXX’s written receipt of this signed contract and, if applicable, the required prepayment identified below. The term of the Contract is for a period of time indicated on the Resident’s application for housing, which is incorporated into this Contract by reference (academic year or spring semester only).
PERIOD OF CONTRACT AND FINANCIAL OBLIGATIONS. 1. The University or OHRL reserves the ability to modify the date on which you: (1) can arrange for early arrival; (2) move-in to your assigned apartment, including after any intersession or winter break period if Residents are required to vacate during that time (collectively, “Move-In”); and/or (3) move-out of your assigned apartment, based on health or safety considerations, including, but not limited to, those related to COVID-19. In the event that Residents have the opportunity to select a time and date for Move-In, which dates and times will be set solely by IU, housing costs and fees will not be prorated or otherwise refunded based on the selected date of a Resident’s move-in, nor will housing costs and fees be prorated or otherwise refunded due to any modification pursuant to this paragraph, or due to any revision of the University’s academic calendar.
PERIOD OF CONTRACT AND FINANCIAL OBLIGATIONS. 1. This Contract becomes effective upon OHRL’s approval. The term of the Contract is for the IUSB academic year for which the Resident is applying for housing. The Contract begins the Friday before classes begin at IUSB for the fall semester and ends 24 hours after the last scheduled day of finals in the spring semester, subject to Section B: point 3 below. Residents arriving early or staying later must be approved by OHRL and may be subject to a daily rate charged to his/her student account. 2. Except as provided in Section K, a Resident who vacates the apartment during the Contract period and who remains enrolled as a student at IUSB remains obligated to pay the balance of the Contract amount. 3. The University or OHRL reserves the ability to modify the date on which you: (1) can arrange for early arrival; (2) move-in to your assigned apartment, including after any intersession or winter break period if Residents are required to vacate during that time (collectively, “Move-In”); and/or (3) move-out of your assigned apartment, based on health or safety considerations, including, but not limited to, those related to COVID-19. In the event that Residents have the opportunity to select a time and date for Move-In, which dates and times will be set solely by IU, housing costs and fees will not be prorated or otherwise refunded based on the selected date of a Resident’s move-in, nor will housing costs and fees be prorated or otherwise refunded due to any modification pursuant to this paragraph, or due to any revision of the University’s academic calendar.

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