Room and Board Payments Sample Clauses

Room and Board Payments. This contract is issued for the 2022-2023 academic year or balance thereof excluding vacation periods of more than one day and semester breaks. The student is expected to honor this contract for the entire contract term. The only exceptions are if the student 1) withdraws from Eastern Illinois University and does not re-enroll at any time during the term of this contract, 2) student is dismissed for academic reasons,
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Room and Board Payments a. When a student withdraws from the University and thereby leaves the residence hall during the terms of this contract, room and board shall be prorated from the end of the week in which the student leaves the hall. c. Requests for a refund of room and board for other reasons may be submitted in writing to the Office of University Housing and Dining Services, 000 Xxxxxxx Xxxxxx, Xxxxxxxxxx, XX 00000.
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Room and Board Payments. This contract is issued for the spring semester, 2018 or balance thereof excluding vacation periods of more than one day and semester breaks. The student is expected to honor this contract for the entire contract term. The only exceptions are if the student 1) withdraws from Eastern Illinois University and does not re-enroll at any time during the term of this contract, 2) student is dismissed for academic reasons, 3) student does student teaching or an internship outside the Charleston/Mattoon area (Unit District 1 or 2), 4) student participates in a study abroad program or 5) student graduates. A student shall be considered to have cancelled this contract if he/she gives written notice of cancellation to the Office of University Housing and Dining Services, does not assume occupancy of the term of this contract, or vacates an assigned room in University Housing before completion of the term of this contract. Arrangements must be made with the Office of University Housing and Dining Services to check out of their building. Checking out of the Residence Hall/Greek Housing and filling out the check out card at the end of the semester does not constitute official cancellation of your room and board contract. The effects of contract cancellation are as follows: a. If the student is not admitted to the University, the student shall be entitled to a refund of the housing down payment. b. If the student is dismissed from the University for academic reasons, the student shall be entitled to a refund of the housing down payment for the following semester as long as the student has no outstanding bills with the University. c. If the student is removed from the Residence Hall/Greek Housing or the University for disciplinary reasons, the student shall be required to pay a late cancellation fee of $750.00 and the room and board charge prorated through the end of the week in which the student officially checks out of the Residence Hall/Greek Housing. d. If the student participates in a study abroad program, enters a student teaching program or does an internship outside the Charleston/Mattoon school district, or graduates from the University and so notifies the Office of University Housing and Dining Services in writing on or before January 5, 2018 for the Spring Semester, the student shall be entitled to a refund of the housing down payment. e. If the student cancels this contract and withdraws from University Housing and Dining Services and the University on or befor...
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Room and Board Payments. 1. Payment of room and board may be paid anytime prior to the beginning of a semester but it is due on or before the last published fee payment date. You may choose to make one payment in full at fee payment date, or pay half the charge at fee payment date and the second installment by October 15 (March 15) or participate in the State selected payment processor plan. 2. If necessary You may arrange a modified payment plan with the Director or designee, or a deferment of the payment date may be granted upon confirmation of pending financial aid. In all cases, full payment must be received no later than one month prior to the end of the semester. You may be subject to a $30 late charge for any late payment. 3. Failure to make payments by specified dates cited in this Contract or as stipulated in a signed, formal deferred payment plan, may result in immediate denial of further meals, a hold placed on Your registration and official records, and/or eviction from the residence halls within 24 hours of Our notification, and Your account turned over to a collection agency per university practice. 4. If in default, You are liable for all legal and collection costs resulting from Our attempts to obtain payment. 5. Rates are subject to change. ❑ a) One payment each semester at fee payment time. ❑ b) Two payments each semester, the 1st at fee payment time, the 2nd by October 15 (March 15). ❑ c) Enrolled in State selected payment processor (either Tuition Management or FACTS program. ❑ d) If I do not choose option a or b, I must come to the Housing Office to complete a Deferred Payment Plan form for the Director’s or designee’s consideration and approval. I understand that failure to make timely payments will result in a $30 late charge for each payment that is late and may result in termination of service or contract. Name of Student Date Dragon ID# Last First Middle Student Signature Parent Signature MSUM Authorized Signature Date Return both copies of this Contract along with the Application for Residence Hall Space & Dining Services card with the non refundable $50 reservation fee and Your $300 prepayment to: MSCTC, 0000 00xx Xxx Xxxxx, Xxxxxxxx, XX 00000. We will return the yellow copy for Your records after We have signed it. ❑ 6. If You terminate this contract during fall semester and do not intend to live on campus during spring semester, You are ineligible for semester break housing. If You terminate this contract during the break, You will be assessed the dai...
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Room and Board Payments. Fees are due and payable in advance and upon official notice from the College prior to each semester. Note: Students living in residence halls must participate in an appropriate meal plan offered by the College.
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