Withdrawal from the University. The Contract is a legal and binding obligation for the entire academic year. A resident who voluntarily withdraws from the University or who is being required to withdraw from the University for scholastic, financial, or medical reasons is liable for room fees prorated to the date of termination or the checkout date, whichever is later (see Section 6, Cancellation Policy).
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Withdrawal from the University. The Contract is a legal and binding obligation for the entire academic year. A resident who voluntarily withdraws from the University or who is being required to withdraw from the University for scholastic, financial, or medical reasons is liable for room fees prorated to the date of termination or the checkout date, whichever is later (see Section 6, Cancellation Policy).,
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Withdrawal from the University. The Contract is a legal and binding obligation for the entire academic year. A resident student who voluntarily withdraws from the University or who is being required to withdraw from the University for scholastic, financial, or medical reasons is liable for room fees prorated to the date of termination or the checkout date, whichever is later (see Section 6D, Cancellation Policy). A student who is evicted for failure to abide by the terms of occupancy described in this Contract for disciplinary reason will be responsible for room and board charges for the entire contract period.
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Withdrawal from the University. The Contract is a legal and binding obligation for the entire academic year. A resident who voluntarily withdraws from the University or who is being required to withdraw from the University for scholastic, financial, or medical reasons is liable for room fees prorated to the date of termination or the checkout date, whichever is later (see Section 6B, Cancellation Policy).
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