Common Contracts
3 similar College Contract contracts
BRASENOSE COLLEGE GRADUATE STUDENT - COLLEGE CONTRACTCollege Contract • August 10th, 2022
A matriculated student at Oxford University is a member both of Oxford University and of one of its constituent Colleges or Private Halls (referred to as “the College”). The two relationships are governed by separate, though interlinking, contracts. The purpose of this document is to identify the main terms of the contract which you will have with the College on acceptance of the offer of a place on a course which has been made to you. By signing and returning this document you will enter into a contract with the College (referred to as being the ‘College Contract’) on those terms.
BRASENOSE COLLEGE GRADUATE STUDENT - COLLEGE CONTRACTCollege Contract • September 8th, 2021
A matriculated student at Oxford University is a member both of Oxford University and of one of its constituent Colleges or Private Halls (referred to as “the College”). The two relationships are governed by separate, though interlinking, contracts. The purpose of this document is to identify the main terms of the contract which you will have with the College on acceptance of the offer of a place on a course which has been made to you. By signing and returning this document you will enter into a contract with the College (referred to as being the ‘College Contract’) on those terms.
BRASENOSE COLLEGE GRADUATE STUDENT - COLLEGE CONTRACTCollege Contract • July 11th, 2018
A matriculated student at Oxford University is a member both of Oxford University and of one of its constituent Colleges or Private Halls (referred to as “the College”). The two relationships are governed by separate, though interlinking, contracts. The purpose of this document is to identify the main terms of the contract which you will have with the College on acceptance of the offer of a place on a course which has been made to you. By signing and returning this document you will enter into a contract with the College (referred to as being the ‘College Contract’) on those terms.
