What happened to international students when they were studying in Taiwan

Exceed the deadline until August 31 (second semester beds are located between January 1 and January 30 of the following year

One day) For those who cancel the dormitory beds, they will pay 100% of the dormitory fee according to the dormitory fee for each semester

40% of the accommodation fee (60% of the accommodation fee must be refunded after paying the semester accommodation fee first).

Is this provision reasonable? New semester students haven't even lived in, and the new semester hasn't arrived yet. Why can it be stipulated that if students do not apply for accommodation in the next semester within the deadline, they must pay the accommodation fee for the next semester?

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Regarding the first regulation, the school issued a notice in the dormitory on 11/15, informing students that they need to complete the no-dorm procedures for the next semester on 12/31, otherwise they will be charged, but this announcement is only in Chinese but not in English. When the incident happened, the school only informed the foreign student that the dormitory handbook was written, although the dormitory handbook was in English. Is there an oversight in this approach? The announcement is only available in Chinese version. Do you want a student who does not understand Chinese to understand the announcement?

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When the student found out about this problem, he asked the International Student Affairs Office of Zhongxing University for assistance. The staff of the office not only did not help, but also told the student that if you did not pay the accommodation fee, you would not be able to register for a new student. semester?

This is totally inappropriate, how can the accommodation fee be tied to the registration, and the school itself is also negligent, and there is no proper notification at all