Pro Rata Ratio definition
Examples of Pro Rata Ratio in a sentence
The Pro Rata Ratio is applied to the total tuition, fees, and qualifying costs.
Example: Weighted Attendance Pro rata If the Pro Rata Ratio is less than 75% the eligible charges will equal the calculated ratio multiplied by Tuition, fees, and qualifying costs.
Course Total 25 Days Attended 5 Days Pro Rata Ratio (5/25 days) 20% Tuition, Fees, & Qualifying Costs** $2,500 Eligible Charges (2,500 * 20%) $500 If the student has completed 75% or more of the total number of days required, they will not be eligible for a refund and eligible charges will be retained at 100%.
Example: Course Total 25 Days Attended 5 Days Pro Rata Ratio 20% Tuition, Fees, and Qualifying Cost $2500.00 Eligible Refund Amount $2000.00 The refund ratio is reliant on the academic time completed, if the student completed 31% of the Academic Year (Payment Period), then 31% of the cost will be retained.
In the event the amount of the Escrow Funds (to the extent available therefor) and the Sellers’ Representative Reserve available to satisfy Charges (the “Remaining Escrow Property”) is insufficient to satisfy all Charges, then the Sellers shall, severally, but not jointly or jointly and severally, each in accordance with its Pro Rata Ratio, pay the Charges in excess of the Remaining Escrow Property.