Common use of ROOM ASSIGNMENTS AND CHANGES Clause in Contracts

ROOM ASSIGNMENTS AND CHANGES. The University reserves all rights to the assignment of rooms and the termination of occupancy. Those rights include the authority to terminate the room agreement of any student who violates University policy and/or residence hall rules specified in the Student Code of Conduct, Residential Handbook, and/or this document. • At the time University housing is assigned, Housing, Dining & Residence Life will attempt to honor the preferences expressed by the applicant for specific buildings, room/apartment types, and roommates. The Student understands that these are preferences ONLY and that Housing, Dining Services & Residence Life is unable to guarantee the assignment or selection of a particular building, room/apartment type, roommate, or other requested options. Housing, Dining Services & Residence Life will send a notice of assignment to the Student's University email account prior to the beginning of the fall term. This notice will include instructions on how to view the Student's housing assignment information online, such as: building, room number, any applicable roommate information at the time of assignment. The University has the sole right to make room assignments and reserves the right to change room assignments at any time. • The University reserves the right to change room assignments and fill vacancies to facilitate optimal use of the residential facilities. Students are obligated to accept a new roommate or move to a different room if notified by the University to do so. Students are required to comply with consolidation instructions as presented during the room consolidation process. • The University reserves the right to increase the capacity of any room by the assignment of an additional student. • If, during the term of occupancy, this agreement is terminated by any/all roommate(s), the remaining student(s) shall accept another assignment or a new roommate assigned by the Executive Director of Housing, Dining & Residence Life and/or designee. • The University reserves the right to re-assign occupants, who, after contracting, have a vacancy in a double or triple room, or multiple vacancies in a townhouse, apartment, or suite. • This agreement is for room space and not a specific room and includes the standard room furnishings such as bed, mattress, desk, desk chair, dresser, etc. • The Student may not permit other persons to occupy his or her room, other than the assigned roommate(s). Allowing another person to occupy the room will constitute a violation of this agreement, subjecting the Student to disciplinary action up to and including removal from University housing and/or fines. • The Student, including those in organizational housing, must move into the room to which they are assigned by the Housing, Dining & Residence Life Online room change requests must be submitted and approved by the Executive Director of Housing, Dining & Residence Life and/or designee. Failure of a student(s) to obtain such authorization will constitute a violation of this agreement, subjecting that student to disciplinary action and/or a fine. This includes room changes in organizational housing. • Students refusing to accept a new roommate will be charged the private room rate (based on the residence facility) or be moved to a different room.

ROOM ASSIGNMENTS AND CHANGES. The University reserves all rights to the assignment of rooms and the termination of occupancy. Those rights include the authority to terminate the room agreement of any student who violates University policy and/or residence hall rules specified in the Student Code of Conduct, Residential Handbook, and/or this document. • At the time University housing is assigned, Housing, Dining & Residence Life will attempt to honor the preferences expressed by the applicant for specific buildings, room/apartment types, and roommates. The Student understands that these are preferences ONLY and that Housing, Dining Services & Residence Life is unable to guarantee the assignment or selection of a particular building, room/apartment type, roommate, or other requested options. Housing, Dining Services & Residence Life will send a notice of assignment to the Student's University email account prior to the beginning of the fall term. This notice will include instructions on how to view the Student's housing assignment information online, such as: building, room number, any applicable roommate information at the time of assignment. The University has the sole right to make room assignments and reserves the right to change room assignments at any time. • The University reserves the right to change room assignments and fill vacancies to facilitate optimal use of the residential facilities. Students are obligated to accept a new roommate or move to a different room if notified by the University to do so. Students are required to comply with consolidation instructions as presented during the room consolidation process. • The University reserves the right to increase the capacity of any room by the assignment of an additional student. • If, during the term of occupancy, this agreement is terminated by any/all roommate(s), the remaining student(s) shall accept another assignment or a new roommate assigned by the Executive Director of Housing, Dining & Residence Life and/or designee. • The University reserves the right to re-assign occupants, who, after contracting, have a vacancy in a double or triple room, or multiple vacancies in a townhouse, apartment, or suite. • This agreement is for room space and not a specific room and includes the standard room furnishings such as bed, mattress, desk, desk chair, dresser, etc. • The Student may not permit other persons to occupy his or her room, other than the assigned roommate(s). Allowing another person to occupy the room will constitute a violation of this agreement, subjecting the Student to disciplinary action up to and including removal from University housing and/or fines. • The Student, including those in organizational housing, must move into the room to which they are assigned by the Housing, Dining & Residence Life Life. Online room change requests must be submitted and approved by the Executive Director of Housing, Dining & Residence Life and/or designee. Failure of a student(sthe Student(s) to obtain such authorization will constitute a violation of this agreement, subjecting that student the Student to disciplinary action and/or a fine. This includes room changes in organizational housing. • Students refusing to accept a new roommate will be charged the private room rate (based on the residence facility) or be moved to a different room.

ROOM ASSIGNMENTS AND CHANGES. The University reserves all rights in regard to the assignment of rooms and the termination of occupancy. Those rights include the authority to terminate the room agreement of any student who violates University policy and/or residence hall rules specified in the Student Code of Conduct, Residential Handbook, and/or this document. • At the time University housing is assigned, Housing, Dining & Residence Life will attempt to honor the preferences expressed by the applicant for specific buildings, room/apartment types, and roommates. The Student understands that these are preferences ONLY and that Housing, Dining Services & Residence Life is unable to guarantee the assignment or selection of a particular building, room/apartment type, roommate, or other requested options. Housing, Dining Services & Residence Life will send a notice of assignment to the Student's University email account prior to the beginning of the fall term. This notice will include instructions on how to view the Student's housing assignment information online, such as: building, room number, any applicable roommate information at the time of assignment. The University has the sole right to make room assignments and reserves the right to change room assignments at any time. • The University reserves the right to change room assignments and fill vacancies to facilitate optimal use of the residential facilities. Students are obligated to accept a new roommate or move to a different room if notified by the University to do so. Students are required to comply with consolidation instructions as presented during the room consolidation process. • The University reserves the right to increase the capacity of any room by the assignment of an additional student. • If, during the term of occupancy, this agreement is terminated by any/all roommate(s), the remaining student(s) shall accept another assignment other housing or a new roommate assigned by the Executive Director of Housing, Housing and Dining & Residence Life Services and/or designee. • The University reserves the right to re-assign occupants, who, after contracting, have a vacancy in a double or triple room, or multiple vacancies in a townhouse, apartment, or suite. • This agreement is for room space and not a specific room and includes the standard room furnishings such as bed, mattress, desk, desk chair, dresser, etc. • The Student A student may not permit other persons to occupy his or her room, other than the assigned roommate(s). Allowing another person to occupy the room will constitute a violation of this agreement, subjecting the Student student to disciplinary action up to and including removal from University housing and/or fines. • The Studentstudent, including those in organizational housing, must move into the room to which they are assigned by the Housing, Dining & Residence Life Housing office. • Online room change requests must be submitted and approved by the Executive Director of Housing, Housing and Dining & Residence Life Services and/or designee. Failure of a the student(s) to obtain such authorization will constitute a violation of this agreement, subjecting that the student to disciplinary action and/or a fine. This includes room changes in organizational housing. • Students refusing to accept a new roommate will be charged the private room rate (based on the residence facility) or be moved to a different room.

ROOM ASSIGNMENTS AND CHANGES. The University reserves all rights in regard to the assignment of rooms and the termination of occupancy. Those rights include the authority to terminate the room agreement of any student who violates University policy and/or residence hall rules specified in the Student Code of Conduct, Residential Handbook, and/or this document. • At the time University housing is assigned, Housing, Dining & Residence Life will attempt to honor the preferences expressed by the applicant for specific buildings, room/apartment types, and roommates. The Student understands that these are preferences ONLY and that Housing, Dining Services & Residence Life is unable to guarantee the assignment or selection of a particular building, room/apartment type, roommate, or other requested options. Housing, Dining Services & Residence Life will send a notice of assignment to the Student's University email account prior to the beginning of the fall term. This notice will include instructions on how to view the Student's housing assignment information online, such as: building, room number, any applicable roommate information at the time of assignment. The University has the sole right to make room assignments and reserves the right to change room assignments at any time. • The University reserves the right to change room assignments and fill vacancies to facilitate optimal use of the residential facilities. Students are obligated to accept a new roommate or move to a different room if notified by the University to do so. Students are required to comply with consolidation instructions as presented during the room consolidation process. • The University reserves the right to increase the capacity of any room by the assignment of an additional student. • If, during the term of occupancy, this agreement is terminated by any/all roommate(s), the remaining student(s) shall accept another assignment other housing or a new roommate assigned by the Executive Director of Housing, Housing and Dining & Residence Life Services and/or designee. • The University reserves the right to re-assign occupants, who, after contracting, have a vacancy in a double or triple room, or multiple vacancies in a townhouse, apartment, or suite. • This agreement is for room space and not a specific room and includes include the standard room furnishings such as bed, mattress, desk, desk chair, dresser, etc. • The Student A student may not permit other persons to occupy his or her room, other than the assigned roommate(s). Allowing another person to occupy the room will constitute a violation of this agreement, subjecting the Student student to disciplinary action up to and including removal from University housing and/or fines. • The Student, including those in organizational housing, must move into the room to which they are assigned by the Housing, Dining & Residence Life Online room change requests must be submitted and approved by the Executive Director of Housing, Housing and Dining & Residence Life Services and/or designee. Failure of a the student(s) to obtain such authorization will constitute a violation of this agreement, subjecting that the student to disciplinary action and/or a fine. This includes room changes in organizational housing. • Students refusing to accept a new roommate will be charged the private room rate (based on the residence facility) or be moved to a different room.