Initial Business Response /* (1000, 5, 2015/08/26) */
RE: Case number ***: ** *** ***
Dear Ms.***:
The above-referenced complaint was forwarded to my attention for a response
Material allegations raised in Mr***'s complaint are not accurateNot only has Mr***
received the fee remission benefit to pay for classes at The University of Akron (UA) at least since Fall 2013, but according to our records, Mr*** is currently enrolled in one class for the fall semester and his remission for that class was approved and posted on August 12,
Mr*** is currently a part-time employee in UA's Dining Services DepartmentFor this reason, his request for fee remission to take a course this semester was approved
For these reasons, Mr***'s complaint is mootIf you would like more information, please feel free to contact me
Very truly yours,
M.Celeste C***
Associate Vice President and Deputy General Counsel
Hello, Below is the university policy as it relates to registration and late charges:Avoid late fees or holds that prevent future registration and transcriptsIf you don't plan to attend, you should drop your classes right away to avoid financial responsibility. Learn how to drop classes.UA
reserves the right to drop your classes if you have not arranged paymentLearn about payment options.A late registration fee of $will be assessed for any "first time" registration that occurs as of the first day of the term.A late fee of $will be charged if payment is not received by the due date.A late fee of $will be charged for late installment payments, if you're on the Installment Payment Plan.Students must acknowledge they understand that charges are assessed by completing registration and the due date for those chargesStudents also acknowledge that they are aware that late fees may apply if they register or pay late. Students also receive e-Bills that reflect their charges and due date. The student filing this claim acknowledged and received all stated information, but unfortunately did not pay their account in full by the due date. Therefore, the late fee was assessed according to the universities policy
Initial Business Response /* (1000, 5, 2015/08/26) */
RE: Case number ***: ** *** ***
Dear Ms.***:
The above-referenced complaint was forwarded to my attention for a response
Material allegations raised in Mr***'s complaint are not accurateNot only has Mr***
received the fee remission benefit to pay for classes at The University of Akron (UA) at least since Fall 2013, but according to our records, Mr*** is currently enrolled in one class for the fall semester and his remission for that class was approved and posted on August 12,
Mr*** is currently a part-time employee in UA's Dining Services DepartmentFor this reason, his request for fee remission to take a course this semester was approved
For these reasons, Mr***'s complaint is mootIf you would like more information, please feel free to contact me
Very truly yours,
M.Celeste C***
Associate Vice President and Deputy General Counsel
Hello, Below is the university policy as it relates to registration and late charges:Avoid late fees or holds that prevent future registration and transcriptsIf you don't plan to attend, you should drop your classes right away to avoid financial responsibility. Learn how to drop classes.UA
reserves the right to drop your classes if you have not arranged paymentLearn about payment options.A late registration fee of $will be assessed for any "first time" registration that occurs as of the first day of the term.A late fee of $will be charged if payment is not received by the due date.A late fee of $will be charged for late installment payments, if you're on the Installment Payment Plan.Students must acknowledge they understand that charges are assessed by completing registration and the due date for those chargesStudents also acknowledge that they are aware that late fees may apply if they register or pay late. Students also receive e-Bills that reflect their charges and due date. The student filing this claim acknowledged and received all stated information, but unfortunately did not pay their account in full by the due date. Therefore, the late fee was assessed according to the universities policy