Housing Rates for 2019-20 – Pending approval from Board of Trustees

• Deacon Place rooms = $5,749 per semester
  All rooms at Deacon Place are single rooms with private bath. 
• Single rooms and apartment rooms = $5,694 per semester
  Includes all residence hall singles, all Polo and Martin rooms, and all apartments (including apartment doubles)
• Double rooms = $4,780 per semester
  Excluding apartment doubles – see above
• Triple rooms = $4,247 per semester

To participate in housing selection, you must pay your $500 tuition deposit. This deposit is not a housing deposit; however, it (along with any outstanding housing-related bills) must be paid to prevent loss of any housing assignment selected during the housing selection process.

Loss of the assignment for failure to pay your deposit does not release you from your Housing and Dining Agreement.

Housing Rates for Summer 2019 – Pending approval from Board of Trustees

• Single rooms = $1,044 per session
• Double rooms = $712 per session

Housing Rates for 2018-19

• Single rooms and ALL apartment rooms = $5,528 per semester
  Includes all residence hall singles, all Polo and Martin rooms, and all apartments (including apartment doubles)
• Double rooms = $4,641 per semester
  Excluding apartment doubles – see above
• Triple rooms = $4123 per semester

To participate in housing selection, you must pay your $500 tuition deposit. This deposit is not a housing deposit; however, it (along with any outstanding housing-related bills) must be paid to prevent loss of any housing assignment selected during the housing selection process.

Loss of the assignment for failure to pay your deposit does not release you from your Housing and Dining Agreement.

For information on meal plans for the 2018-2019 academic year, please visit the Deacon Dining website.

A. University Obligations

1. The University will provide the assigned room from the day the student is officially notified to report by Wake Forest College, until 24 hours after the student’s final academic examination for 10 Guide to Community Living
   the spring semester or after termination of student status, except during stated recesses of the College. A graduating senior may delay vacating the room until 7 p.m. on Commencement day.
2. In the event of mechanical difficulty (air conditioning, heat, hot water, and other equipment) or interruptions of electrical power or water service, the University will make reasonable efforts to restore service. However, there shall be no abatement in residence hall charges because of such failure.

B. Student Obligations

The student will:

1. use the room as his/her residence during the applicable academic year in accordance with this agreement.
2. exercise reasonable care in the use of the room and the facilities of the residence halls, and know and abide by all regulations pertaining to the residence halls of the University, whether such regulations are now in effect or will be enacted in the future.
3. hold harmless the University from any suit, action at law, or other claim whatsoever resulting from or arising out of any injury to the student’s person or property while a resident of a residence hall under this agreement.
4. pay to the University the cost of replacement or repair for any breakage or damage to the room, its fixtures or appurtenances, and a pro rata share for damages to commonly-used property when the identity of persons responsible cannot be reasonably determined.
5. pay charges for both semesters in a timely manner in the amounts prescribed by the schedule of payments as issued by Wake Forest University for the type of room assigned.

C. Refund Policy

1. 1. The University will refund a portion of the student’s payments upon withdrawal from the University according to the University Tuition and Fees Refund Policy, Schedule of Adjustments for Withdrawal or Continuous Enrollment for the following reasons:
      1. the student graduates;
      2. official withdrawal from the University;
      3. the student is granted continuous enrollment status.

      Any withdrawal for reasons above terminates the student’s rights under this agreement.

   2. If it is determined by the University that the student’s health renders group living hazardous, then this agreement shall terminate upon notice to the student. The University will make a pro rata refund of the housing fee paid.
   3. If the student is suspended from the University or removed from University housing as a result of a disciplinary proceeding, the student is not entitled to a refund.
   4. If a student, who is currently enrolled in the College, breaches the Housing and Dining Agreement by not occupying the assigned room or by vacating the room prior to the end of the spring term as specified in section A.1, the student is obligated to pay charges for both semesters. If no additional unoccupied space will result from the breach, then the Office of Residence Life and Housing may grant approval in advance to charge only pro rata charges for the room.

D. General Conditions

1. The University reserves all rights in connection with the assignment and reassignment of rooms. Additionally, any student whose actions are found by the University or its designated agent to be detrimental to the welfare of a student living group or in violation of University
   rules and regulations as set forth in the current Student Code of Conduct and Judicial Handbook or Residence Life and Housing publications may be required to withdraw from the housing assigned without further University obligation.
2. If a student is assigned a room for the next academic year and is academically ineligible to continue at the end of the first summer session immediately preceding, the room assignment will be canceled. If the student attends the second summer session and is permitted to return in the fall, the student may request placement on a waiting list, but housing is not guaranteed.
3. If a student’s relationship with the University and/or Office of Residence Life and Housing is severed as part of a judicial sanction, policy violation, or other incident, that student will not be eligible to participate in any phase of the housing assignments process until the University has granted readmit student status and that he or she is otherwise in good standing with the University.
4. In the event this agreement is used for assignments after the fall semester has begun, it will be effective for the remainder of the academic year.
5. The University is not responsible for the loss or damage to items of personal property of the student in residence halls or on its grounds before, during, or subsequent to the period of the agreement.
6. The student grants permission for the entry and inspection of the assigned room by any authorized University personnel or agent according to policies in the current Student Handbook or Residence Life and Housing publications. Said purposes include, but are not limited to, completion of work requests or the repair and/or maintenance of the facility, inspection for fire and safety violations, and to enforce University policies and regulations including, but not limited to, alcohol and drug violations

Release from Housing and Dining Agreement

All students residing in campus housing must electronically sign
the Housing and Dining Agreement. This is a binding agreement between the University and the student for campus housing and meals during the entire academic year. Any student wishing to be released from the Housing and Dining Agreement must submit a written appeal to the Office of Residence Life and Housing via the online housing portal. Appeals are not automatically granted and are reviewed on a case-by-case basis. All students who are approved to be released from housing will automatically be reclassified as non-resident students and forfeit their right to eight semesters of guaranteed on-campus housing.

Students who are scheduled to graduate in December must still be
released from their Housing and Dining Agreement. All petitions for release are due during the spring room change period (dates posted in the fall) to avoid housing charges from accruing on the student’s account. Students should contact the Office of Residence Life and Housing if they have any questions regarding the Housing and Dining Agreement. All students who are approved to be released from their Housing and Dining Agreement and remain registered at the Reynolda Campus
must register their address with the Office of Residence Life and Housing.