TERMINATION OF HOUSING CONTRACT. A. During the term of the Agreement, Student may submit a written request to University Housing to terminate the Agreement. The determination of whether to grant Student’s request for termination of the Agreement is within the sole discretion of the University Housing Release Appeals Committee and such a request will be approved only in exceptional cases. Questions regarding the appeals process should be directed to Housing Assignments staff. Student agrees to accept the decision of the Housing Release Appeals Committee.
TERMINATION OF HOUSING CONTRACT. The College may terminate the Housing Contract and take possession of a room at any time for: (a) violation of the Residence Hall Regulations as outlined in this Housing Contract; (b) violation of any College rule or regulation; (c) lack of adequate academic progress or participation (e.g. failure to attend class); or (d) whenever the room is vacated or the status of the student as a student is terminated for any reason. Furthermore, in their utilization of residential facilities, students are expected to obey laws, rules or regulations of the general community. If the College terminates the Housing Contract for any of the reasons noted above, no portion of the room fee will be refunded.
TERMINATION OF HOUSING CONTRACT. The student may terminate the contract by notifying the College/University of their intent in writing and vacating the room within 24 hours of notification. Students wishing to move-off campus must notify the Office of Residence Life by submitting an Off Campus Housing Form. Students requesting a Leave of Absence and or Withdraw from the College/University must also notify the Office of Student Life and complete the appropriate paperwork. The College/University reserves the right to terminate the housing contract of a student if the student’s behavior is disruptive to the residential environment or if the student is a threat to self or others. Specific examples of this include but are not limited to the following. • A student whose behavior necessitates unusual measurers to monitor, treat, protect, or restrain. Such behaviors may include but are not limited to threats of suicide, self mutilation, violence, or injury resulting in serious limitations on self-care. • A student whose behavior is severely disruptive to others, including behavior that causes emotional, psychological, or physical distress to fellow students or staff substantially above that normally experience in daily life. Disruption may be in the form of a single incident or somewhat less severe but persistent disruption over a more extended period. • A student who refuses or is unable to cooperate with recommended assessment and/or treatment and whose behavior or physical condition suggests a disorder, such as an eating disorder, which is likely to deteriorate to the point of permanent disability, disfigurement, impairment, or dysfunction without such assessment or treatment. Where standard assessment is impossible because of the student’s resistance, indirect behavioral observations will constitute the basis for judgment. • A student whose physical or psychological disorder is such as to require highly specialized services beyond those available locally and whose condition will deteriorate without additional resources. The College/University reserves the right to apply a cancellation fee to the account of any student who terminates the housing contract before the end of the contract period.
