Room Occupancy Sample Clauses

Room Occupancy. Living occupancy of a room is limited to students currently attending Ranken. All non-resident guests must be registered at the front desk. The student is not allowed to sublease or provide routine lodging to guests. Residence hall rooms are to be used for residential purposes only.

Room Occupancy. Single and double occupancy rooms are available. Students are expected to pay for the occupancy level they are assigned. If one of the occupants moves from the room, Housing Services reserves the right to assign a new roommate, or to reassign the remaining student to another room to consolidate space. The student agrees to accept an assigned roommate. Students are expected to occupy their assigned room. Students who choose to vacate their assignment without being officially released from the contract have abrogated their right to that space, and are required to return any key(s) to the vacated assignment as directed. Failure to return key(s) as directed will result in billing for associated lock change(s). Students remain liable for room-and-board charges during the life of the contract. Students returning during the contract period will be reassigned to an available space.

Room Occupancy. All rooms will be multiple occupancy, unless specifically designated as permanent single- occupancy rooms. Students are required to pay for the occupancy level they are assigned. If one of the occupants moves from the room, Housing Services reserves the right to assign a new roommate, or to reassign the remaining student to another room to consolidate space. The student agrees to accept an assigned roommate. Students are expected to occupy their assigned room. Students who choose to vacate their assignment without being officially released from the contract have abrogated their right to that space, and are required to return any key(s) to the vacated assignment as directed. Failure to return key(s) as directed will result in billing for associated lock change(s). Students remain liable for room-and-board charges during the life of the contract. Students returning during the contract period will be reassigned to an available space. During periods of high demand for on-campus housing, Housing Services reserves the right to utilize expanded housing on a temporary basis until standard occupancy space becomes available. Students in temporary expanded housing will receive a prorated housing fee refund. During periods of reduced occupancy, the student may be offered the opportunity to occupy the room at the higher single-occupancy rate.

Room Occupancy. When you check in at the beginning of the semester until you check out you are considered the occupant of the room. You will be responsible for all personal possessions, college furnishings and activities within the room. You will not be allowed to stay in your room between fall semester and spring semester.

Room Occupancy. In most instances, two persons will occupy all rooms. In the event that one of the occupants moves out of the room, the Office of Housing and Residential Life reserves the right to assign a new roommate or to reassign the remaining student to another room in order to consolidate space. During periods of high demand for on-campus housing, some two person rooms, as well as some community rooms, may be designated for additional occupancy.

Room Occupancy. 1. A resident must occupy their own assigned room; it may not be sublet. 2. Room and Hall changes will not be permitted during the first and last two weeks “Freeze period” of each semester. Changes, when approved are granted on a “first come, first serve” basis. 3. A fine of $50.00 per person will be charged for any illegal room changes and/or unauthorized housing of non-residents. 4. Residents who allow other residents or non-residents to live in their room and/or suite are subject to eviction from the residence halls. 5. When an occupant enters or withdraws from the hall or transfers to another hall, they must complete the official check-in or check-out procedures and have their room checked by a Resident Assistant or Residence Hall Director before an adjustment can be made. Failure to check-out properly may result in a $50.00 fine. 6. Students must completely vacate their rooms within 24 hours after their last exam each semester, by the official date of closing (whichever comes first), within 48 hours following termination of their student status, and at designated vacation/closing periods during the year. A fine of $50.00 will be assessed if an unauthorized student is found in a residence hall after official closing. 7. The room fee does not cover occupancy of the room during vacations, holiday periods, semester break and the summer. Residents may apply for housing during vacations, holiday periods, semester break and the summer. There is an additional cost associated for staying in the residence hall over these time periods. It is the responsibility of the resident to pay the additional cost if approved to stay. 8. The College reserves the right to use a student’s room during a vacation period. Notice of intended use will always be given so that the student may make arrangements for their property. 9. The Residential Life and Housing Office has the right when there are two or more double rooms occupied by one person, to move students together so that all double rooms are occupied by two people, or the student can pay the cost of both spaces. 10. Students in “over-crowded” doubles will be offered to move to regular spaces as they become available. At that time the “regular” room rate will become effective. Students are required to move into the offered space. 11. Students are responsible for all activities occurring within their room, suite and bathroom. This would include any improper behavior and/or damage to the property in their presence or absence...

Room Occupancy. You are the only person allowed to occupy the space assigned to you in campus housing. You may not allow other use or occupation of your assigned space in campus housing to any other individual(s).

Room Occupancy. Number of persons occupying a room is limited to the following criteria. Triple Room - 3 Adults or 2 Adults + 2 children Double Room - 2 Adults + 2 infants or 2 Adults+1 Child

Room Occupancy. A.4.1. With over 3,600 students living in the community, it is important that residents live in the rooms to which they are assigned to ensure that university records remain accurate and all residents are accounted for. Accordingly, rooms may not be sublet and residents may change rooms only with the permission of the Department and within the confines of room change procedures. A.4.2. The Department reserves the right to change room assignments and request a resident to change rooms at any time. Furthermore, as it is a priority that vacancies are filled as soon as possible, residents whose roommates withdraw are required to maintain the room and furnishings to permit double occupancy. In order to manage vacancies, some residents in these situations may be required to move to vacant spaces in double rooms other than their own. This permits the Department to make full use of residence space and meet the demands of the overall community. A.4.3. Residents whose roommates withdraw may request that the room be re-designated as a single occupancy room by agreeing to pay the adjusted rate. However, the Department is not required to grant such requests.