Returning Student Cancellation Policy (fall semester Sample Clauses

Returning Student Cancellation Policy (fall semester. Current students who sign a contract agreement, thereby reserving a space for the 2022-2023 contract period, may request, in writing, to cancel this contract in advance of the contract period. Cancellation requests received: After the 2022-2023 contract period begins, students who leave the university will pay the greater of either the $700 cancelation charge or the prorated daily amount as outline in Section VII: Refund. All dates will be established by email or postmark date on the written request. Per Section IV: Assignment of Space, students who sign a contract agreement, enroll for classes at GC, and fail to honor this contract or cancel by the established deadlines, will be held financially responsible for 100% of the housing charges for the contract period.
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Returning Student Cancellation Policy (fall semester. Current students who complete a room and board contract, thereby reserving a space for the 2021-2022 academic year (fall, spring); may request in writing, to cancel this contract by: After the 2021-2022 contract period begins, students who leave the university will pay the greater of either the $700 cancellation charge or the prorated amount as outlined in Section VII: Refund. All dates will be established by email, postmark, or fax date on the written request. Per Section IV: Assignment of Space, students who complete this contract, enroll for classes at GC, and fail to honor this contract will be held financially responsible for 100% of the room charges for the semester.
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Returning Student Cancellation Policy (fall semester. Current students who sign a contract agreement, thereby reserving a space for the 2025-2026 contract period, may request, in writing, to cancel this contract in advance of the contract period. Cancellation requests received: March 16th until April 15th will result in a $400 cancellation charge; April 16th until April 30th will result in a $550 cancellation charge; May 1st until the day before the 2025-2026 contract period begins will result in of a $700 cancellation charge. After the 2025-2026 contract period begins, students who leave the university will pay the greater of either the $700 cancelation charge or the prorated daily amount as outline in Section VII: Refund. All dates will be established by email or postmark date on the written request. Per Section IV: Assignment of Space, students who sign a contract agreement, enroll for classes at GCSU, and fail to honor this contract or cancel by the established deadlines, will be held financially responsible for 100% of the housing charges for the contract period.
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Returning Student Cancellation Policy (fall semester. Current students who sign a contract agreement, thereby reserving a space for the 2024-2025 contract period, may request, in writing, to cancel this contract in advance of the contract period. Cancellation requests received: On or before March 15th there will be no penalty; March 16th until April 15th will result in a $400 cancellation charge; April 16th until April 30th will result in a $550 cancellation charge; May 1st until the day before the 2023-2024 contract period begins will result in of a $700 cancellation charge. After the 2024-2025 contract period begins, students who leave the university will pay the greater of either the $700 cancelation charge or the prorated daily amount as outline in Section VII: Refund. All dates will be established by email or postmark date on the written request. Per Section IV: Assignment of Space, students who sign a contract agreement, enroll for classes at GCSU, and fail to honor this contract or cancel by the established deadlines, will be held financially responsible for 100% of the housing charges for the contract period.
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Returning Student Cancellation Policy (fall semester. Current students who complete a room and board contract, thereby reserving a space for the 2017-2018 academic year (fall, spring); may request in writing, to cancel this contract by: On or before March 15th there will be no penalty; March 16th until April 15th will result in a $400 cancellation charge; April 16th until April 30th will result in a $550 cancellation charge; May 1st until the day before the 2017-2018 contract period begins will result in a $700 cancellation charge. After the 2017-2018 contract period begins, students who leave the university will pay the greater of either the $700 cancellation charge or the prorated amount as outlined in Section VII: Refund. All dates will be established by email, postmark, or fax date on the written request. Per Section IV: Assignment of Space, students who complete this contract, enroll for classes at GC, and fail to honor this contract will be held financially responsible for 100% of the room charges for the semester.
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