Without charge Sample Clauses

Without charge. Completion of degree requirements at mid-academic-year.

Without charge. 1. Completion of degree requirements at mid-academic-year. 2. Official withdrawal from or taking an official “Leave of Absence” from the University mid-semester or mid-academic-year. o A student remains bound to their housing contract should they return before the end of the academic year. 3. Incoming students who apply for housing but do not enroll atClark (note that tuition deposits are forfeited, but no additional fees are imposed). 4. Attend a ▇▇▇▇▇ University approved “study abroad” program AFTER selecting a space at the Lottery. 5. Students who study abroad in the spring semester. ▪ For a $100 Fee: 6. Elect not to select a room at Housing Lottery ajer receiving a Lottery Number, but before selecting a room. ▪ For a $1,500 Fee: 7. Being granted a release from the housing contract or residency requirement for any other reason not outlined above. • Students who transition to part-time status or to the School of Professional Studies must request permission to live in campus housing by emailing the Assistant Director for Housing Operations. They will otherwise be removed from housing upon transition to part-time status or the SPS. • Students who withdraw or take a leave of absence from the University and then subsequently reverse their decision or return from leave within the contractual period remain bound to the conditions of the housing contract and are subject to additional fees (see above). • For a room assignment to be guaranteed, students must demonstrate clear intent and ability to return to campus by August 1, 2021. Determination of intent and ability is determined by the University, which includes, but is not limited to, factors such as payment of student account, registration for classes, completion of required forms, and active communication with University Officials including Student Accounts Counselors, ▇▇▇▇ of Students Office, etc. • Prior to moving onto campus, a student’s financial obligations to the University must be satisfied. If financial obligations are delinquent, the University maintains the right to remove the student from their housing assignment and deny them access to the assigned room. • If a student is required to move out of housing for disciplinary sanctions, room charges will not be refunded.