Steps to accepting your room offer in the Residence Application Portal
- Sign in to the ��using your NetID (including @dal.ca) and password.
- Select the academic year/term of your offer.
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- IMPORTANT: You must��do��this step to accept your offer. Review your offer and fill in your Student/Banner Number (BO) and Dal��email, then click ���Accept Offer and Residence Agreement���.
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How to pay your deposit
Upon accepting a room offer of residence students are required to submit a $500 room confirmation deposit to secure their residence placement. In return, AV整氈窒 has committed to providing residence to the student as long as they are a student of the university. If a room confirmation deposit is not received by the required due date, the student's room offer and residence application will be cancelled.
The $500 room confirmation deposit is considered non-refundable after it has paid.
Note: If there are extenuating circumstances for cancelling your residence accommodation (such as a medical emergency) that prevent you from living in residence, you may appeal for a full or partial refund of your deposit. This must be done within 30 days of cancellation
What are valid grounds for a deposit refund appeal?
In general, if you are not able to live in residence for reasons beyond your control, you may appeal and have your circumstances reviewed. This may include a medical, mental health concern, or family emergency, and supporting documentation must be provided. Attending another institution or living off campus would not be considered a valid reason for a deposit refund.
How do I appeal for a deposit refund?
Send an email with your request from your AV整氈窒 email to residence@dal.ca with the following information:
- Your full name and student Banner ID
- A summary of the reason(s) for withdrawal
- Supporting documentation (this could be a letter from a physician, etc.) to validate the circumstances of your appeal