Terms of Occupancy. A. ERAU is an equal opportunity institution. Housing will not be granted or denied based on gender, race, creed, color, sexual orientation, national origin or religious affiliation. Room and roommate assignments are done by matching criteria provided by the student in their housing application.
Terms of Occupancy. This Contract is a month-to- month agreement
Terms of Occupancy. Students residing in the Residence Halls must vacate the room and return their key no later than 24 hours after their final exam or noon on the final day of the occupancy period. Graduating students must vacate by noon on the day following the University’s graduation ceremony. Failure to move out within the prescribed period will result in a $50 per day fine and possible eviction in which case the University will not be held responsible for student’s belongings and reserves the right to confiscate and dispose of such belongings. Campus housing is closed between semesters. These periods are not included in the Agreement. The right to use campus housing during these periods is reserved in the University.
Terms of Occupancy. This contract is for the entire period indicated on this contract or the portion of the period remaining at the time of initial occupancy.
Terms of Occupancy. This contract provides a space (not a particular room) in Lakeland’s residence halls and is binding after notification to the applicant of confirmation of his/her accommodations by the Residence Life Department. Lakeland reserves the right to increase the occupancy of rooms in order to accommodate all freshman. Contracts from new students must be received by June 1 in order to be included in the roommate matching process; contracts received after this date will be randomly assigned. Housing accommodations cannot be guaranteed to any student whose contract is received after June 30. Fees paid in accordance with this contract apply to housing occupancy within the published housing opening and closing dates for all semesters named herein. Unless otherwise established and published by the Residence Life Department, the residence facilities are open between the first published date of housing check-in and the last official day of final examinations each semester. Beyond those dates, students are responsible for securing alternative housing at the student’s expense. Fees paid in accordance with this contract do not apply to occupancy beyond closing dates. Special occupancy status as deemed appropriate and approved by the Residence Life Department, such as “overflight” housing may be billed to occupants based on a daily housing rate set by Lakeland. In accordance with this contract, students who are confirmed and assigned to housing by the Residence Life Department are entitled to all services provided as stated in Lakeland’s publications. Students assigned to housing are entitled to occupy their assigned room until such time as removal or relocation is deemed necessary by the Residence Life Department. The Residence Life Department reserves the right to change or cancel a student’s room assignment in the interest of order, health, and discipline, maximum utilization of residence space or disaster after reasonable notice to the student. Any expenses associated with relocation or cancellation will be the responsibility of the student. Lakeland is an equal opportunity institution. Room assignments are made without regard to race, creed, religion, color, veteran status or national origin. Room or roommate requests based solely on race, creed, color or national origin will not be honored. Lakeland reserves the right to assign any space a student applicant does not occupy by the last day of the published housing check-in period unless the student has submitt...
Terms of Occupancy. 1. The period of occupancy is determined by the Office of Student Affairs/Fraternity Sorority Life. Each occupant is responsible for knowing the appropriate dates. The following parameters will be observed.
Terms of Occupancy. The student has only a privilege to use studio space on a temporary basis and acquires no interest of estate in the property.
Terms of Occupancy. The University grants the Resident a license to use and occupy both the individual room (the “Room”) and an assigned suite (the “Suite”) at Graduate House (60 Xxxxxxx Xxxxxx, Xxxxxxx, XX, X0X 0X0) (hereinafter called the "premises") assigned pursuant to sections 3.0 to 3.4 of this Agreement during the Occupancy Periods as outlined in Section 1.1. Acceptance of the terms and conditions of this Agreement constitutes a binding commitment by the Resident for the full term as outlined in Section 1.1 of this Agreement.
Terms of Occupancy. Student is responsible for all of the terms of this Agreement and as a member of the Student Housing community agrees to comply with all university rules, regulations, policies, procedures and community living standards including those printed in the Student Code of Conduct, the Housing policies, the Academic Catalog, and any other university publication or electronic access site. All such rules and regulations are by this reference incorporated into this Agreement. This Agreement is not a lease. It creates no exclusive right on the part of the student to occupy any portion of university property. The university may assign or reassign the student to specific housing when, in the university’s sole discretion, it deems such action necessary. The student may not assign any rights or obligations created by this Agreement.
Terms of Occupancy. The terms of occupancy are based on the dates in the Arts and Science Calendar. Please look carefully at the dates outlined below and compare them with those that apply to your academic period. In some cases, arrangements can be made for early arrival and/or for delayed departure at a cost of $43.50 per day, (this cost does not include meals). It will not always be possible to accommodate students who request early arrival in their assigned space. Students who request to extend their residence period for more than a few days may be relocated within the residence buildings to permit the University to optimize vacancies.