VIOLATION OF COLLEGE AND HOUSING POLICIES Sample Clauses

VIOLATION OF COLLEGE AND HOUSING POLICIES. The College may remove a student from campus housing, or move them to a different location on campus, for violation of college, housing, and/or residence life policies or rules, whether such policies and/or regulations be now in effect or later enacted after due notice; the student’s health (mental or physical) renders the student unqualified for group living; failure to enroll in classes or failure to participate in a college sponsored program. The College reserves the right to remove a student if it is deemed to be in the student’s best interest – for psychological/behavior problems or due to a change in the use of college residence hall space. The College reserves the right to revoke student privileges on an interim or permanent basis as a conduct violation measure. The College reserves the right to fine students individually or as a group for violations of residence hall policies or destruction of college property. The College reserves the right to remove students for multiple policy violations. If the student is moved to a different on campus location or removed from the residence halls for conduct reasons and/or for a violation of housing policies, the student will be required to pay the full housing fee and meal plan fee for fall and spring semesters. There will be no refunds. Removal from campus housing does not automatically cancel meal plan enrollment. If the student no longer wishes to participate in the meal plan, the student must make a request to Cougar Card Services. Students removed from the residence hall for conduct reasons can re-apply for housing the following academic year by submitting a written request to Campus Housing. Campus Housing reserves the right to accept or reject such a request.
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VIOLATION OF COLLEGE AND HOUSING POLICIES. The College may remove a student from campus housing for violation of college, housing, and/or residence life policies or rules, whether such policies and/or regulations be now in effect or later enacted after due notice; the student’s health (mental or physical) renders the student unqualified for group living; failure to enroll in classes or failure to participate in a college sponsored program. The College reserves the right to remove a student if it is deemed to be in the student’s best interest – for psychological/behavior problems or due to a change in the use of college residence hall space. The College reserves the right to revoke student privileges on an interim or permanent basis as a conduct violation measure. The College reserves the right to fine students individually or as a group for violations of residence hall policies or destruction of college property. The College reserves the right to remove students for multiple policy violations. If the student is removed from the residence halls for conduct reasons and/or for a violation of housing policies, the student will be required to pay the full housing fee for fall and spring semesters. There will be no refunds. Removal from campus housing does not automatically cancel meal plan enrollment. If the student no longer wishes to participate in the meal plan, the student must make a request to Cougar Card Services. Students removed from the residence hall for conduct reasons can re-apply for housing the following academic year by submitting a written request to Campus Housing. Campus Housing reserves the right to accept or reject such a request.
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VIOLATION OF COLLEGE AND HOUSING POLICIES. The College may remove a student from campus housing for violation of college, housing, and/or residence life policies or rules, whether such policies and/or regulations be now in effect or later enacted after due notice; the student’s health (mental or physical) renders the student unqualified for group living; failure to enroll in classes or failure to participate in a college sponsored program. The College reserves the right to remove a student if it is deemed to be in the student’s best interest – for psychological/behavior problems or due to a change in the use of college residence hall space. The College reserves the right to revoke student privileges on an interim or permanent basis as a conduct violation measure. The College reserves the right to fine students individually or as a group for violations of residence hall policies. The College reserves the right to remove students for multiple policy violations. Students removed from the residence hall for conduct reasons can re-apply for housing the following academic year by submitting a written request to Campus Housing. Campus Housing reserves the right to accept or reject such a request. If the student is removed from the residence halls for conduct reasons and/or for a violation of housing policies, the student will be required to pay the full housing fee for fall and spring semesters. There will be no refunds. Removal from campus housing does not automatically cancel meal plan enrollment. If the student no longer wishes to participate in the meal plan, the student must make a request to Cougar Card Services.
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