ACCEPT ENOUGH FINANCIAL AID Sample Clauses

ACCEPT ENOUGH FINANCIAL AID. The Licensee must accept enough financial aid to cover all semester costs or be prepared to pay the difference not covered by financial aid according to the Installment Payment Plan. If Licensee declines any part of their financial aid award offer (i.e. the student and/or parent loan program), they will be responsible for paying the amount not covered by their disbursable financial aid award. If the financial aid disbursement(s) are less than the total amount due for the year or if financial aid status cannot be verified and/or Housing is unable to collect Licensee's financial aid award, Licensee is responsible for the full amount of the License Agreement balance and must make payments according to the Installment Payment Plan. In most cases, State and Federal grants will not cover Licensee’s total housing cost per semester in full. Licensees can check their financial aid status via their SF State Gateway.
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ACCEPT ENOUGH FINANCIAL AID. The Licensee must accept enough financial aid to cover all semester costs or be prepared to pay the difference not covered by financial aid according to the payment plan. If Licensee declines any part of their financial aid award offer (i.e. the student and/or parent loan program), they will be responsible for paying the amount not covered by their disbursable financial aid award. If the financial aid disbursement(s) are less than the total amount due for the year or if financial aid status cannot be verified and/or Housing is unable to collect Licensee's financial aid award, Licensee is responsible for the full amount of the License Agreement balance and must make payments according to the payment plan. In most cases, State and Federal grants will not cover Licensee’s total housing cost per semester in full. Licensees can check their financial aid status via their SF State Gateway.
ACCEPT ENOUGH FINANCIAL AID. The Licensee must accept enough financial aid to cover all academic year costs or be prepared to pay the difference not covered by financial aid according to the Installment Payment Plan. If Licensee declines any part of their financial aid award offer (i.e. the student and/or parent loan program) they will be responsible for paying the amount declined and/or not covered by their disbursable financial aid award. If the financial aid disbursement(s) are less than the total amount due for the year or if financial aid status cannot be verified and/or Housing is unable to collect Licensee's financial aid award, Licensee is responsible for the full amount of the License Agreement balance and must make payments according to the Installment Payment Plan. In most cases, state and federal grants will not cover Licensee’s total housing cost per semester. Licensees can check their financial aid status via their SF State Gateway. FINANCIAL AID ELIGIBILITY: Some charges included in the Housing costs are not Financial Aid eligible, meaning that at no time will Financial Aid funds cover these costs directly. These include SECURITY DEPOSIT ($300), ACTIVITY FEE ($20), INSTALLMENT FEE ($20) and NON REFUNDABLE APPLICATION FEE ($30). Other possible charges are also not Financial Aid eligible, including CONDUCT FEE, PARKING FEE, DAMAGE FEE, and LATE FEE.

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