Law Students. Law Student employees paid 100% out of LSNYC’s budget shall receive sick leave and those health benefits not precluded by the contract with the health carriers. They shall not accrue annual leave.
Law Students. Law Students employed full-time during the summer shall not accrue annual leave.
Law Students. The parties are agreed that students who are registered in the Faculty of Law, or who are Post Doctoral Fellows, and are performing work described in the appropriate bargaining unit, are included in the bargaining unit.
Law Students. Law Student residency requirements vary depending on whether students are in their first year at the University or in their second year or beyond. First-year Law students who choose to live on campus are licensed for three [3] consecutive quarters. First-year Law students must submit an application and housing deposit. Beginning with their second year, Law students may be licensed on a term-by-term basis by submitting a non-refundable, non-transferable housing deposit for each quarter of housing requested during the designated application periods. The License Agreement period may be for any or all terms which comprise the entire academic year until capacity is reached. When determined that space is available, Law students are required to submit a non-refundable, non-transferable housing deposit. Estimated Dates of Assignment: Students who are NOT remaining on campus for the Fall Semester will be required to move out (on the last day of finals). Please be aware that housing until September 1 is not available, therefore, students are encouraged to sign leases that begin on August 1. If a student moves out of Summer II housing on August 1, the student will be prorated for the weeks they do not live on campus. Hall and Room Assignments Room assignments for Freshmen and Transfer students are made based on the receipt date of the Enrollment Deposit (freshmen) or Housing Deposit (transfer students) and application (with any roommate preferences). Room assignments for Upperclass students are based on receipt of the Housing Application, eligibility as determined by space availability and the housing process, a signed License Agreement, and a Housing Deposit. Room assignments for Graduate and Law students are based on receipt of the Housing Application, eligibility as determined by space availability and the housing process, a signed License Agreement, and a Housing Deposit. Students of the opposite sex When a student is enrolled in classes Term Move-IN Move- OUT When a student is enrolled on co-op Move-IN Move- OUT may not be assigned to the same residence hall room or apartment unless they are living in a Gender Neutral floor and/or apartment. Every effort is made to honor a student's preference for roommate, room type, and facility. However, Northeastern Fall 2016 Spring 2017 Summer Session I 2017 Summer Session II 2017 Fall Move-In* 1/8/17 3-9:00pm* 5/7/17 3-9:00pm* 7/2/17 3-9:00pm* 24 hours after final exam or by 7:00pm on 12/16/16 24 hours after final exam or ...
Law Students. Law Student employees paid 100% out of LS-NYC’s budget shall receive sick leave and those health benefits not precluded by the contract with the health carriers. They shall not accrue annual leave.
Law Students. Only Law Students who are continuing in the same room, in an open building, may stay in their room during the Intersession period. All others must opt for one of the following:
Law Students. Amount Charged Notification Received Deposit refunded; No Charge Fall 2010 Before 6/30/10 Winter 2011 Before 9/30/10 Spring 2011 Before 12/30/10 Summer 2011 Before 4/1/11 25% of quarter room charge* After 6/30/10 After 9/30/10 After 12/30/10 After 4/1/11 50% of quarter room charge* After 7/15/10 After 10/15/10 After 1/15/11 After 4/15/11 75% of quarter room charge* After 8/1/10 After 10/30/10 After 1/30/11 After 4/30/11 100% of quarter room charge* After 8/15/10 After 11/15/10 After 2/16/11 After 5/17/11 * The student’s deposit for the term is applied to the Cancellation Charge assessed. Use of University Housing Facilities Residence halls, suites, and apartments owned or leased by Northeastern University are available only to students living in our residence community, their invited guests, and other persons authorized by Residential Life. Unauthorized entry to, or use of, University housing facilities is prohibited. Residents are not permitted to use their residence hall room or mailbox for the purpose of conducting profit or not-for-profit business transactions and/or commercial enterprises.
Law Students. Law Student residency requirements vary depending on whether students are in their first year at the University or in their second year or beyond. First-year Law students who choose to live on campus are licensed for three [3] consecutive quarters. First-year Law students must submit an application and housing deposit. Beginning with their second year, Law students may be licensed on a term-by-term basis by submitting a non-refundable, non- transferable housing deposit for each quarter of housing requested during the designated application periods. The License Agreement period may be for any or all terms which comprise the entire academic year until capacity is reached. When determined that space is available, Law students are required to submit a non-refundable, non-transferable housing deposit.
Law Students. Law students shall not be part of the bargaining unit.
Law Students. Buyer will cause the Law School to retain the current students of the Law School (without any re-application requirements) after Closing, and will provide such students credit for completed and in-process course work on substantially the same terms that were provided by the Law School prior to Closing (including honoring each student's grade point average). After Closing, Buyer may in its sole discretion (i) alter admission standards for future students of the Law School, (ii) impose reasonable requirements for the continued enrollment of the students enrolled or admitted to the Law School as of the Effective Date, and (iii) impose tuition adjustments for current and future students of the Law School.
