부산대학교 대학생활원양산캠퍼스

벌점기준표 양산캠퍼스

벌 점 감 면

• 가신청대상 : 원생 및 비원생 중 "마. 기타사항"에 해당되지 않는 자
• 나감면기준 : 2시간 활동에 1점 감함
• 다봉사내용 : 도식검사 및 미화활동 등 (양산캠퍼스 대학생활원 내)
• 라신청방법 : 행정실에 방문하여 신청 (수시 접수 - 원생 선발 기간 제외)
• 마기타사항 :
  • 동일 지적사항(벌점) 발생 시 당해 학년도 감면신청 불허(주차구역 미준수는 제외)
  • 누적벌점 10점 이상의 경우 감면신청 불허

상점기준표 양산캠퍼스

Article 1 (Purpose)

The purpose of these rules is to establish the matters that residents (students and external individuals who have been granted permission to use the residential facilities, hereinafter referred to as "residents") must adhere to, in accordance with Article 6 of the University Residence Regulations.

Article 2 (Dormitory Resident Eligibility)

• 1 Residents selected during the regular academic semesters (1st semester and 2nd semester, including additional recruitment) are granted resident status for the academic year in which they are accepted. Once a resident has acquired resident status, any changes to their assigned residence hall and room type within the same academic year are limited to one occurrence.
• 2A resident loses their eligibility under the following conditions and must complete their departure by the designated deadline:
  • 1Accumulation of 10 or more demerit points
  • 2Complete departure at the end of the academic year or during the semester
  • 3Change in student status that no longer meets the university's academic regulations for enrollment
  • 4Among those eligible for cross-support, those who do not meet the application conditions.
  • 5Any individual deemed unsuitable for communal living as determined by the director of the university residence (hereinafter referred to as the "director").

Article 3 (Resident ID Card)

• 1The Branch director shall issue a resident ID card to residents, which allows them to use the residence hall facilities.
• 2The resident ID card may be replaced by an access card or a temporary access card registered with the residence hall. Residents must carry their access card at all times and present it when requested by authorized staff. The resident ID card cannot be lent or transferred to others.
• 3If the resident ID card is lost or damaged, it must be reported immediately and a replacement must be obtained. In such cases, the resident is responsible for paying the necessary reissuance fee. If the ID card is lost and not reported, leading to damage or other issues, the resident may be held legally liable for compensation or other responsibilities.

Article 4 (Room Assignment)

• 1Room assignments are made by the director, and residents cannot change their assigned room on their own.
• 2If a resident needs to request a room change due to unavoidable circumstances, they must submit a [Form No.1] Statement of Reason Branch Director and obtain permission. Additionally, the director may order a room change or dismissal for a resident who has received complaints about difficulties living together three or more times.
• 3Room assignments are made 4 times (1 semester, summer term, 2 semester, winter term) per academic year. If a resident in a double room is left living alone due to a roommate’s early departure (e.g., room change), the resident may be asked to move to a different room for fairness with other residents and to conserve energy. However, room changes will be made based on the duration the resident has been living alone.
• 4Roommates can apply twice a year (within the first semester and the second semester before the opening of the semester).
• 5If the original student uses the unallocated room without permission, additional management fees for the period of unauthorized use shall be collected.

Article 5 (Restrictions on External Individuals)

Residents are not allowed to bring external individuals into the residence hall building or allow them to enter the rooms.

Article 6 (Daily Schedule)

• Residents must adhere to the daily schedule set by the director, and the director may adjust the schedule if necessary.
  • 1Access Time

    This is information on the entrance and exit times for the original building, Haengnim Hall Building A, Jihaeng Hall Buildings C-D, Haengnim Hall Building B, and the main and back gates of Jihaeng Hall.

    Category	Haenglim Hall  Building A	Jihaeng Hall Building C, D	Haenglim Hall Building B	Jihaeng Hall Main, Back Gate
    Access Time	06:00 am ~ 09:30 am 11:40~13:50(until 13:20 pm during vacation) ※Except Jihaeng Hall 16:00 am ~ 20:00 pm		Open 24 hours

  • 2Meal time

    This is information about the meal times for the students, regular semesters, summer and winter term, and the times when students who applied for meals at the Jihaeng Hall can enter Haengnim Hall (summer and winter term).

    Category	Regular semester	Summer and Winter Term	Jihaeng Hall meal applicants’ access time to Haenglim Hall (Summer and Winter Term)
    Early Meal (Bread, Cereal, Milk)	07:00 am ~ 08:00 am	Closed	06:40 am ~09:10 am (07:00 am ~ 09:10 am)
    Breakfast	07:20 am ~ 08:50 am
    Lunch	12:00 pm ~ 13:30 pm	12:00 pm ~ 13:00 pm	11:40 am ~ 13:50 pm (11:40 am ~ 13:20 pm)
    Dinner	18:00 pm ~ 19:30 pm		17:40 pm ~ 19:50 pm

    Early Meal : Available Monday to Saturday, only for breakfast applicants

    Residents of Jihaeng Hall who have applied for meals use the cafeteria in Haenglim Hall.

Article 7 (Inspection)

• 1The Branch Director may conduct regular inspections, special inspections, and facility inspections through the residence hall, student leaders, and related staff for the purpose of resident guidance, maintaining order, and ensuring safety.
  • 1Regular inspections (such as exit inspections and room change inspections) are carried out after notifying the residents of the affected rooms about the inspection. These inspections will check cleanliness, management of supplies, and prohibited items in the rooms.
    (However, if an immediate inspection is necessary due to a reported violation of the resident rules, the inspection may be conducted without prior notice, after notifying the residents.)
  • 2Special inspections are conducted without prior notice in emergency situations that require urgent action, such as fire, disaster, or external intrusion (including reports of such incidents).
  • 3Facility inspections are conducted when there is a need to inspect the cleanliness, sanitation, and condition of facilities
    (such as air conditioners, fire safety equipment, routers, etc.). These inspections will be announced in advance through the residence hall notice.
• 2If The Branch Director and student leaders find prohibited items in a resident's room during an inspection, they may take actions such as confiscation in accordance with the resident rules.
• 3Inspections of residents' rooms are generally conducted when the residents are present. However, in the following cases, inspections may be conducted in the absence of the resident, and in the case of item 1, the inspection will be notified to the resident afterward:
  • 1When a special inspection under Article 7, paragraph 1, Item 2 of the resident rules is required
  • 2If the resident has requested facility repairs or has given prior consent for someone to enter the room in their absence
• 4Residents must comply with scheduled room inspections conducted by dormitory staff. If a resident is unable to attend the inspection, they may request a rescheduling in advance with dormitory approval. However, if a resident refuses to comply with the inspection after rescheduling, the branch director may impose penalty points or issue an eviction order if necessary.

Article 8 (Meals)

• 1Haenglim Hall residents must select a mandatory meal plan from: ((7 days, 3 meals per day), (7 days, 2 meals per day), (5 days, 3 meals per day),
  (5 days, 2 meals per day)).
  Jihaeng Hall residents may select one plan from: ((7 days, 3 meals per day), (7 days, 2 meals per day), (5 days, 3 meals per day),
  (5 days, 2 meals per day), No meal plan).
  A change to the selected meal plan may be requested only once per regular semester and only during the designated application period.
  However, exceptions may be granted for residents with disabilities, international residents, and other cases specially approved by the Branch Director. (Haenglim Hall residents may choose “no meal plan” during vacation periods.)
• 2Condominium residents may apply for meals separately at the Haenglim Hall dining facility, and all related matters, including payment, will be handled by the designated dining hall.
• 3Residents must follow the following rules when using the cafeteria
  • 1Residents must eat inside the dining hall and are not allowed to take food outside in other containers (except for bread, fruit, and dairy products).
    However, patients may eat in their dormitory rooms with the Branch Director’s approval (Submission of (Form No.8) Statement of Reason).
  • 2Residents must verify their identity through the dining hall check-in system upon entry.
  • 3Residents may not lend or transfer their meal plan to others.
  • 4Residents must wear proper attire in the dining hall and observe proper dining etiquette. Wearing bathroom slippers in the dining hall is prohibited.
  • 5Residents must develop the habit of eating an appropriate amount of food and not leaving any leftovers. In particular, Every Tuesday is designated as “No Leftovers Day.”

Article 9 (Announcements and Notice)

• 1Residents must check and comply with announcements and notices posted on the dormitory website, dormitory bulletin boards, and broadcasts.
• 2Those who wish to post a notice in the dormitory must submit the PNU Dormitory (Yangsan Campus) Civil Petition Application Form [Form No.2] to the administrative office in advance, obtain approval from the Branch Director, and post the material only on the designated bulletin board.

Article 10 (Visits)

• 1Residents must meet visitors outside the dormitory buildings.
• 2If a resident needs to meet a visitor inside the building due to unavoidable circumstances, "The Branch Director may grant an exception subject to prior approval, upon submission of the (Form No.2) Yangsan Campus University Residence Petition Form."
• 3For visits intended to assist with moving belongings into or out of the resident’s room (e.g., move-in/move-out), the resident must accompany the visitor, and entry to the dormitory building may be permitted only for relatives. In this case, the resident does not need to submit the PNU Dormitory (Yangsan Campus) Civil Petition Application Form; instead, the visitor may enter after presenting documents proving the relationship and completing the designated entry procedures at the security office. Entry is allowed between 09:00 and 18:00, and the visit is limited to a maximum of 2 hours.

Article 11 (Mail and Deliveries)

• 1Residents must personally receive their mail and deliveries. Special mail items must be collected at the information desk after the resident’s identity is verified.
• 2The dormitory is not responsible for any loss.
• 3If mail and deliveries are not collected or are left unattended for 30 days or more from the date of dispatch, they will be considered long-term uncollected items, and the uncollected items may be disposed of after prior notice regarding disposal.

Article 12 (Counseling)

Residents may request counseling with the branch director or Academic Advisor through the administrative office or dormitory leadership.

Article 13 (Fire Safety and Cleanliness)

Residents are responsible for fire safety and cleanliness in their rooms. Rooms must be kept clean at all times, and residents must cooperate with their roommates to maintain a sanitary environment.

Article 14 (Laundry)

Residents must use designated laundry areas for washing, spinning, and drying clothes.

Article 15 (Compensation for Damages)

If residents damage or lose dormitory facilities or equipment, they must restore or compensate for the damage. If damage or loss occurs within a resident’s room, it must be reported within one month of moving in. Failure to report within this period may result in the resident being held responsible for the damage.

Article 16 (Dormitory Fees)

• 1The Branch Director collects dormitory fees based on the resident’s stay duration. If a resident delays their move-in date due to personal circumstances, dormitory fees will still be charged from the official dormitory opening date. Residents must pay fees by the specified payment deadline. Failure to pay within the registration period will be considered a withdrawal from the dormitory.
  • AManagement Fee: Collected four times per year (1st semester, summer, 2nd semester, winter).
  • BMeal Fee: Collected four times per year (1st semester, summer, 2nd semester, winter).
• 2If a resident cancels their dormitory registration before the official move-in date, a full refund will be provided. However, a full refund is only possible if the cancellation is made at least one day before the move-in date.
• 3The Branch Director shall fully charge the management and meal fees for the duration of stay if a resident moves out during the permitted preliminary admission period. For the remaining days of the month in which the resident moves out, 90% of both the management fee and the meal fee will be refunded. For the remaining period after the month of move-out, 100% of both the management and meal fees will be refunded.
• 4If a resident withdraws from the dormitory mid-term, the Branch Director shall refund 90% of the management fee and meal fee for the remaining days of the month in which the move-out date falls, and shall refund the full amount of the management fee and meal fee respectively for the remaining period after that month.
  However, residents who move out from 7 days before the dormitory closing date shall be regarded as “end-of-semester move-out,” and no refund shall be paid. Residents who move out at the end of the semester shall be guaranteed admission for the second semester. (Condominium rooms excluded.)
• 5If a resident in a condominium-style room moves out early, the Branch Director shall provide a full refund of the management fee for the unused period. (However, no refund will be given if the resident moves out within the first 30 days of stay, including the move-in date.)
• 6A resident may receive a meal fee refund if meals cannot be taken due to time-restriction reasons, official reasons, skipping meals during vacation, or due to illness, hospitalization, death in the family, etc.
• 7To receive a meal fee refund under paragraph 5, residents must submit supporting documents along with the Meal Fee Refund Application. The refund process follows the criteria outlined in [Affendix 4.]
  (For condominium residents, the refund process follows Article 8, paragraph 2.)
• 8If a resident leaves personal belongings in the room or fails to return the room key after moving out, the Branch Director may consider the resident as continuing to occupy the room and charge additional management fees accordingly.
• 9Matters related to the collection and refund of management and meal fees for mid-term move-ins and move-outs that are not specified in this article shall be determined separately by the Branch Director.

Article 17 (Merit points)

• 1The Branch Director may grant merit points to residents who exhibit exemplary behavior or perform good deeds, based on the Merit Point Table (Affendix 1). The academic advisor’s opinion may be considered in this process.
• 2To earn merit points under paragraph 1, residents must submit a Volunteer Activity & Merit Point Application Form [Form No.3] along with supporting documents (if required) to the administrative office within 7 days of being notified about the merit points.
• 3To earn merit points through volunteer work, residents must submit a Volunteer Activity & Merit Point Application Form [Form No.3] to the administrative office and discuss the details and schedule of the volunteer activity through a consultation.
• 4Volunteer activities for the purpose of earning merit points are limited to a maximum of 2 points per year if there are no demerit points.
• 5The Branch Director may grant priority admission for the following semester to residents who have accumulated 10 or more reward points. However, if a resident is admitted through priority admission based on accumulated reward points, those points will be forfeited.

Article 18 (Prohibited Acts)

• 1The Branch Director may impose demerit points in accordance with the demerit points table in [Affendix 2] or, if necessary, order immediate expulsion if an act is deemed inappropriate for communal living, threatens order and safety, or disrupts the academic atmosphere.
• 2The use of electrical appliances within the dormitory is restricted in accordance with [Affendix 3]. However, if the use of an electrical or heating appliance is unavoidable for medical or other necessary purposes, the resident must submit the PNU Dormitory (Yangsan Campus) Civil Petition Application Form [Form No.2] and supporting documents to the administrative office and obtain approval for use.
  (A “use-approved” sticker will be issued upon approval.) The sticker must be affixed to the electrical/heating appliance immediately after issuance to indicate that use has been authorized, and if the sticker is damaged, a replacement must be obtained. Failure to attach the sticker shall be regarded as an unregistered appliance.
  Upon approval, a usage permit sticker will be issued, which must be affixed to the appliance immediately.
  If the sticker is damaged, a replacement must be requested. Failure to display the sticker will be considered an unregistered appliance.
• 3The Branch Director may prohibit the possession of items deemed unsuitable for communal living or hazardous, including heating appliances, flammable materials, cooking utensils (except in designated condo rooms), bladed weapons, alcohol, noise- or vibration-producing items that disturb others, and any other items considered inappropriate or dangerous. If necessary, such items may be confiscated until the resident moves out.

Article 19 (Demerit Points)

• 1The Branch Director shall impose demerit points on residents who commit violations listed in the demerit points table [Affendix 2].
  This applies equally to all residents, including those in condo rooms, excluding faculty members.
• 2If a resident commits multiple violations simultaneously under the demerit points table, the leadership committee may adjust the demerit points.
  f a violation is not listed in the table, demerit points may be assigned based on the committee’s decision.
• 3Residents must check the university dormitory website regularly to monitor their demerit points and prevent accumulation.
• 4The Branch Director may order expulsion to under Article 21 of the Dormitory Regulations for residents with 10 or more accumulated demerit points (6 or more for prospective graduates).
  However, considering the necessity of dormitory residence and maintenance of public order, eviction may be deferred until the end of the semester.
• 5During the eviction deferral period, residents shall return all borrowed items (including bed sheets) and vacate the dormitory within 10 days from the date on which any of the following occurs:
  • 1A single violation results in the assignment of 10 demerit points.
  • 2Additional demerit points are assigned after the resident has accumulated 10 points prior to the end of the semester.
• 6The Branch Director shall restrict the qualifications of the residents who have been dismissed pursuant to Article 20 of the Regulations and Article 20 paragraph 1 of this Regulation and paragraph 4 of this Article in accordance with Article 17 of the Regulations.
• 7Merit and Demerit points are interconnected across the Busan, Miryang, and Yangsan campuses.
• 8Graduate students’ demerit and reward points do not carry over from any period when they resided in the dormitory as undergraduate students.
• 9If a non-resident or a temporarily admitted resident engages in actions listed in [Affendix 2], they shall be subject to the same penalties as dormitory residents.

Article 20 (Reduction of demerit Points)

• 1Residents and non-residents with demerit points may reduce them through volunteer activities. To apply for a reduction, they must visit the administrative office in advance, complete and submit the "Volunteer Activity (Reward Point Acquisition) and demerit Point Reduction Application Form" [Form No.3], and submit a "Volunteer Activity Confirmation Form" after completing the activity.
  (If a participant fails to attend a scheduled volunteer activity without prior notice, they will not be allowed to reapply for volunteer activities within 10 days from the scheduled date.)
• 2The Branch Director does not allow demerit point reductions for repeated violations of the same rule more than twice in the same academic year, except for violations related to non-compliance with parking regulations.
• 3The Branch Director does not allow demerit point reductions for residents who have accumulated 10 or more demerit points.
• 4Students who received demerit points under Article 19, Paragraph 8 may earn reward points through volunteer activities and use them for demerit reduction. The process for volunteer activities, reward point acquisition, and demerit reduction shall follow Article 17, Paragraph 3 and 4, as well as this article.

Article 21 (Admission and Withdrawal Procedures)

• 1(Admission Procedure) Regular residents are allowed to move in starting three days before the official admission date after borrowing rental items (including various keys) from the front desk. However, early admission residents may move in starting one day before their chosen admission date.
• 2(Withdrawal Procedure) Residents who wish to withdraw must clean their room, undergo an inspection, and submit a "Withdrawal Application Form" [Form No.5] to the front desk. They must also return all rental items (such as bed sheets and access cards) and receive withdrawal confirmation. If there is any damage or loss of facility items, the resident must compensate for the cost of restoration.
• 3Residents who withdraw at the end of the semester are guaranteed re-admission for the second semester. However, residents who withdraw in the middle of the semester (before the designated semester-end withdrawal date) will lose their eligibility as a resident for that academic year.
• 4Upon withdrawal, residents must restore their rooms to their original condition.

Article 22 (Changes in Academic Status)

• 1If a resident's academic status changes, they must notify the administrative office immediately.
• 2If a resident is no longer enrolled at the university due to leave of absence, graduation, voluntary withdrawal, or any other academic status change during the dormitory operation period, they must vacate the dormitory within 15 days from the date of status change and will lose their eligibility as a resident for that academic year.

Supplementary provisions

• (Partial Revision on November 28, 2014) These regulations shall take effect from November 28, 2014.
• (Partial Revision on January 16, 2017) These regulations shall take effect from March 1, 2017.
• (Partial Revision on January 26, 2018) These regulations shall take effect from March 1, 2018.
• (Partial Revision on January 23, 2019) These regulations shall take effect from January 28, 2019.
• (Partial Revision on March 28, 2019) These regulations shall take effect from April 1, 2019.
• (Partial Revision on July 25, 2019) These regulations shall take effect from September 1, 2019.
• (Partial Revision on January 14, 2020) These regulations shall take effect from January 26, 2020.
• (Partial Revision on January 22, 2021) These regulations shall take effect from January 24, 2021.
• (Partial Revision on January 3, 2022) These regulations shall take effect from January 23, 2022.
• (Partial Revision on August 31, 2022) These regulations shall take effect from September 1, 2022.
• (Partial Revision on January 31, 2023) These regulations shall take effect from February 1, 2023.
• (Partial Revision on February 13, 2024) These regulations shall take effect from February 14, 2024.
• (Partial Revision on December 27, 2024) These regulations shall take effect from January 26, 2025.
• (Partial Revision on January 22, 2026) These regulations shall take effect from January 25, 2026.