Room and Board Buyout and Refunds Sample Clauses

Room and Board Buyout and Refunds. Any student planning to live off-campus during the spring semester (those eligible or approved) must vacate their room and remove all of their belongings by the last day of the fall semester. Failure to do so will be considered an improper checkout and result in the loss of the housing deposit and a $5.00 per day charge for each day the belongings remain in the room or in storage. There are no room and board refunds for students dismissed from the residence halls. Buyout: Non-freshmen, or those exempt from the requirements to live on campus, may choose to terminate this contract by paying 100% of the remaining financial obligation of the room and board charges. The entire deposit is forfeited. Students completely withdrawing from the College will be refunded subject to the institution’s refund policy. (See the Business Office.)
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Room and Board Buyout and Refunds. Any student planning to live off-campus during the spring semester (those eligible or approved) must vacate their room and remove all of their belongings by the last day of the fall semester. Failure to do so will be considered an improper checkout and result in the loss of the housing deposit and a $5.00 per day charge for each day the belongings remain in the room or in storage. There are no room and board refunds for students dismissed from the residence halls.

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