- e.You must exercise care in the use of the Housing Facility, care for and clean your unit, and abide by: (i) all rules and regulations for Housing Facilities as described in the University Community Standards; and (ii) the University Code of Student Conduct. Acts described in these documents may result in referral to the student conduct process.
- Certain or repeated violations of the University Housing Community Standards or the Code of Student Conduct may result in the suspension or termination of your housing assignment. If your housing assignment is suspended or terminated, you will remain financially responsible for your obligations under the Housing Agreement and these Terms and Conditions as if you had chosen to terminate your housing assignment under the provisions herein.
- f.You must reside in your assigned unit from the date you check in until the date your housing assignment terminates in accordance with the provisions herein.
- g.Units may be inhabited ONLY by Students to whom they are assigned. Units may not be sublet or assigned to any other person. Room changes may be made only AFTER written approval from the Housing Office.
- h.You agree that if your assigned unit has multiple occupants and a vacancy occurs at any time, you will accept another roommate as assigned, move into another unit through consolidation, or, in the case of refusal, pay additional charges for single occupancy.
- i.Room Entry Policy. The Licensor/University reserves the right to enter your unit to respond to emergency situations, conduct health and safety inspections, and provide routine maintenance.
- j.You must pay the Licensor/University the replacement cost for any identification card reported lost or stolen. There is a flat $25 fee.
- k.Whenever you move out of your assigned Housing Facility for any reason, you must complete the appropriate paperwork and submit it to an authorized Licensor/University official.
Failure to check out properly may result in additional financial charges, such as further occupancy fees or labor charges for cleaning or maintenance. Once you have checked out, any items left in your unit will be considered abandoned property and may be removed or disposed of by the Licensor/University. Neither the Licensor nor the Housing Office is responsible for items left in the Housing Facility.
1. Housing Change Request. Change requests will be considered on a case-by-case basis, and all decisions regarding change requests will be at the sole discretion of the Housing Office. If a change request is granted, adjustments to the housing fees you owe will be made on a prorated basis.
- m.m. Maintaining a pet or animal within a residence hall, except for service animals, service animals in training, or emotional support animals registered with the Disability Resource