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Financial 1908 Hold/Collection Hold Subject: Tuition, Fees and Other Student Charges Title: Financial Hold/Collection Hold No.: 1908 Effective: March, 2006 Revised: March, 2006 Last Reviewed: March, 2008 Responsible Office: OSFS Approval: Purpose Financial hold to assist in the collection of past due amounts. Policy 1. Any past due balance of $1,000 or more is subject to financial hold. 2. All University services...
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Financial 1908 Hold/Collection Hold Subject: Tuition, Fees and Other Student Charges Title: Financial Hold/Collection Hold No.: 1908 Effective: March, 2006 Revised: March, 2006 Last Reviewed: March, 2008 Responsible Office: OSFS Approval: Purpose Financial hold to assist in the collection of past due amounts. Policy 1. Any past due balance of $1,000 or more is subject to financial hold. 2. All University services and privileges will be denied any currently student enrolled in arrears unless alternative payment arrangements have been negotiated with the Office of Student Financial Services. 3. Transcripts and other student services will be withheld from any student not currently enrolled in the University. 4. Accounts ...
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