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CHECK IN/CHECK OUT PROCEDURES
Residence Life Office personnel must
officially check you into your room when you enter housing (or are authorized to
change rooms) and officially check you out of your room when you leave housing
(or are authorized to change rooms). You
will sign for the inventory and condition of your room and bathroom and will be
held accountable for any new damage or missing furniture.
Failure to officially check in/out of your room will result in an
“Improper Check-In/Out” charge of $50.00
* CHECK-IN
You must come to the Residence Life
Office to check into your assigned room. Failure
to officially check in/out of your assigned room or follow any of the
Check-In/Out instructions will result in an “Improper Check In/Out” charge
of $50.00.
1)
Standard Check In/Out Report - Check each item listed and note any
damages. Do the same for the
Bathroom Condition Report. Be sure
to check your room carefully; you will be charged for any damage found at
check-out that has not been noted. Verify
the inventory number on each piece of furniture according to the Report. Be sure to note any damage to the furniture.
You are responsible for the furniture and the condition of the furniture
noted on your inventory sheet. Any
missing, broken, damaged, stacked or extra furniture will be charged.
You must sign this Report and return it to Residence Life within two days
of check-in.
2)
Room Schematic – Note any damage to your room on this sheet at check-in
time. Record size, number, type and
location of all holes. Record any
flaws or anything unusual in the room. You
must sign the bottom of the sheet and a Residence Life representative will also
sign.
3)
It is important to take your time and do a thorough check-in.
A good check-in results in a good check-out and alleviates charges for
damages that were not there when you entered the room.
Remember that you will be charged for damages not noted at check-in but
found at check-out time.
Due to the lack of storage, we are unable
to remove any University furniture from the residence hall room.
Students ARE NOT allowed to remove University assigned furniture from
their rooms; doing so can result in charges to the resident
* CHECK-OUT
1)
Be sure to make an appointment time for your check-out.
2)
At the time of check-out, a Residence Life representative will go with
you to your room with the room file. Your
room should be ready for check-out according to the Check-Out Instructions:
***YOU MUST REPORT TO THE
RESIDENCE LIFE OFFICE ON YOUR APPOINTED CHECK-OUT DAY AND TIME TO BEGIN THE
CHECK-OUT PROCESS. STAFF IS
AVAILABLE WEEKDAYS BETWEEN 8 AM – 12 PM AND 1 PM – 4 PM***
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All items must be removed
from walls for wall inspection, including posters, pictures, flags, etc.
(including your roommate’s). If
not done at check-out time, check-out will not be done.
You must then return to Residence Life when items are removed to restart
the check-out process, and wait for a Residence Life Office representative to
become available to conduct your check-out.
·
Furniture must not be
stacked on other furniture pieces or other objects, including furniture used by
your roommate! The Residence Life
Office representative must be able to read inventory numbers of all furniture in
the room. A moving charge of $15.00 will be assessed for each piece of
stacked furniture.
·
Beds must be lowered and
assembled correctly. Bed frames
must be lowered to at least seventeen (17) inches above the floor.
·
The entire room and
bathroom must be clean. Cleaning
charges may be assessed for sweeping, mopping, bathroom cleaning, or other
cleaning.
·
All stickers and signs must
be removed from doors, windows, and/or furniture.
A removal charge of $5.00 will be assessed for per sticker/sign not
removed.
·
Entrance doors must be free
of any drawing/writing.
·
Personal items or furniture
left in rooms, hallways, or on patios, balconies, and walkways, will be assumed
to be abandoned and confiscated by University personnel. This includes bicycles, unless it has a registration sticker
obtained from Campus Police. A
moving charge of $15.00 will be assessed for each piece of non-University
furniture, carpeting, or other belongings left in the room.
If you want to keep it, take it with you!
·
The furniture (by inventory
number) that was in your room at check-in must be in your room at check-out,
otherwise you (and your roommate, if also responsible) will be charged for the
“Replacement Cost” of each missing piece.
No consideration is given to age or condition of the missing furniture;
you will be billed the cost of a new piece.
You may request a copy of the inventory numbers assigned to your room
in order to locate furniture and attempt to reconcile any problems.
·
All of your belongings must
be out of the room at the time of your check-out.
After check-out is complete, you will not have access to the room.
The Residence Life Representative will secure the room and be the last to
leave the room.
3)
The Residence Life representative will verify the inventory numbers on
each piece of furniture in your room. Any
missing or extra furniture will be charged to you accordingly. The furniture should not be stacked and all inventory numbers
must be accessible.
4)
A close review is made of the cleanliness of the room and cleaning
charges are assessed if appropriate. Also,
any damage to the room is documented and given to the Residence Life Office so
that charges can be assessed. During
a regular check-out period (end of school year, Christmas break, etc.), damages
are assessed at one-half the charge to each room occupant.
If you are checking out at any other time, you will be charged the full
amount, unless your roommate provides a written statement taking full
responsibility for the damage and giving it to Residence Life.
Each student is responsible for cleaning the room and bathroom at the
time of check-out. Cleaning charges
are not split.
5)
Students must sign the Check-Out sheet.
Students may choose to sign up for an Express Check Out. Both residents must choose to sign up for this option, or neither may participate. The Express Check Out requires students to have made all the same preparations as a regular check out, but allows students to depart without setting up an appointment with the Residence Life Office. In effect, they are waiving their right to be present with Residence Life staff during check out of the room. Paperwork must still be completed, and both residents are still responsible for any damages or charges assessed during check out. For more information on Express Check Out, please contact Residence Life at 740.4445.