Housing Agreement Terms
The University of Saint
Francis reserves the right to refuse on-campus housing to
any person who, through the sole and exclusive judgment of
the Office of Residential Life, is a danger to
himself/herself or to others. Likewise, the university also
reserves this right in cases where serious circumstances
exist and it is in the best interest of the student and the
university.
All students at the
University of Saint Francis are expected to know and comply
with the following regulations which pertain to residence
hall life:
- The University of Saint
Francis agrees to provide residence hall rooms beginning
with the day designated by the University of Saint
Francis Office of Residential Life for arrival on campus and ending the day
following the resident's last academic examination. It
is understood and agreed that the room may not be
available for occupancy by the resident between spring
and fall semesters and during holiday recesses unless
otherwise signed into an addendum agreement (i.e. New
apartments).
- The resident agrees to
pay the University of Saint Francis as per the date
requested by the Business Office for each academic semester for room and
board.
- The resident agrees to
pay a $200 security deposit for the residence
halls. This amount will be refunded
(based on the terms and conditions of the Housing Contract) when a
student does not return to campus and upon fulfillment of
the terms of residence including liabilities.
- Resident are expected to
act within the University policies and within local,
state, and federal laws. University policies are
stated in the Student Handbook. Us of drugs,
including alcohol, is prohibited on campus. Opposite
gender visitation guidelines are listed in the Student
Handbook. Firearms and fireworks are strictly
prohibited on campus. Students violating University
policies are subject to disciplinary actions.
- The university reserves
the right to make changes in room assignments whenever
it seems advisable, including the right to make changes
in rooms or residence halls as a result of sanctions.
- The university shall
accept no responsibility for the theft or loss of
monies, valuables, or other personal possessions of the
student. In most cases, students are covered by parents'
extended homeowner protection. Students are encouraged
to purchase renter's insurance if the extended homeowner
protection is not an option.
- The resident agrees that
the room shall be used only as a living accommodation,
and that no commercial operations shall be carried on
therein.
- Rooms are to be occupied
by the resident who resides there only. Cohabitation or
sub-leasing is prohibited.
- Furniture belonging to
the university shall not be removed from the room except
by university officials.
- All residents are
responsible for the residence hall or other areas in
which they live. Cost of repairs, replacement or
cleaning of damaged property in a residence hall will be
charged to the student(s) responsible for the vandalism
if they are known or group billing will occur.
- The university reserves
the right of entry by custodial and maintenance
personnel in performance of necessary repairs and
improvements to the residence facility. The university
also reserves the right of entry by authorized personnel
to protect the health and welfare of the student and
university community when there is a belief that a
violation of civil regulations or of any university
regulation is being committed, or in any emergency
situation.
- University of
Saint Francis full-time students are given fist
consideration for residence system housing. Students
residing on campus must be enrolled by the first day of
classes of the respective semester to remain living in the
halls for the remainder of that semester.
- The execution of the
provisions in this agreement is conditioned upon the
ability of the resident to fulfill the admission
requirements for the university
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