Housing and Dining Fees Sample Clauses

Housing and Dining Fees. Students eligible for a refund of room and/or dining fees during the semester will have the refund balance calculated on a percentage basis, as implemented by MU and applied as a credit to the student’s university account. During summer sessions, once the student checks into a room/suite, no refund is available regardless of reason for leaving. Any refunds of housing and dining fees will be based on the date of official check-out (date keys are returned) from the residence hall. Students who receive federal and/or state aid and who withdraw from MU will have their aid recalculated based on federal and state regulations and may owe a balance to MU. Residents dismissed from a residence hall for disciplinary reasons are not eligible for a refund of room charges.
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Housing and Dining Fees. Students eligible for a refund of room and/or dining fees during the semester will have the refundable balance calculated on a percentage basis, as implemented by the Pennsylvania State System of Higher Education (PASSHE) and applied as a credit to the student’s university account. Any refunds of housing and dining fees will be based on the date of official check-out from the residence hall. Students who receive federal and/or state aid and who withdraw from the University will have their aid recalculated based on federal and state regulations and may owe a balance to the University as a result. Residents dismissed from a residence hall for disciplinary reasons are not eligible for a refund of room charges.
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Housing and Dining Fees 
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