SEMESTER BREAK HOUSING Sample Clauses

SEMESTER BREAK HOUSING. UCF DHRL residence hall facilities are closed during semester break periods (between the fall and spring semester, spring and summer semester, and summer and fall semester as shown on the UCF academic calendar). UCF DHRL apartment residence facilities at Rosen, Towers, and Northview may be used by the Student during semester breaks provided the Student has a valid apartment residence agreement for the period before the semester break, and for the period after the semester break. All other residence facilities are closed during breaks. Residents of closed facilities are required to vacate residence halls and apartment residences and to remove all personal property from common areas for the duration of the break period. UCF DHRL reserves the right to grant occupancy during semester break periods to any person, under such conditions as deemed advisable by UCF DHRL. UCF DHRL may charge additional assessments to persons occupying UCF DHRL residence facilities during semester break periods.
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SEMESTER BREAK HOUSING. UCF DHRL residence hall facilities are closed during semester break periods (between the fall and spring semester, spring and summer semester, and summer and fall semester as shown on the UCF academic calendar). UCF DHRL apartment residence facilities at Rosen, Towers, Northview, and UnionWest at Creative Village may be used by the Student during semester breaks provided the Student has a valid housing agreement for that specific bed space for both the period before the semester break, and for the period after the semester break. All other
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SEMESTER BREAK HOUSING. UCF DHRL residence hall facilities are closed during semester break periods (between the fall and spring semester, spring and summer semester, and summer and fall semester as shown on the UCF academic calendar). The Student may use UCF DHRL apartment residence facilities at Rosen, Towers, Northview, and UnionWest at Creative Village during semester breaks provided the Student has a valid housing agreement for that specific bed space for both the period before the semester break, and for the period after the semester break. All other residence facilities are closed during breaks. Residents of closed facilities are required to vacate residence halls and apartment residences and to remove all personal property from common areas for the duration of the break period. UCF DHRL reserves the right to grant occupancy during semester break periods to any person, under such conditions as deemed advisable by UCF DHRL. UCF DHRL may charge additional assessments to persons occupying UCF DHRL residence facilities during semester break periods.
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SEMESTER BREAK HOUSING. Student may reside at UnionWest at Creative Village during semester breaks.
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