Calculator Return Checklist for Students

Use the college's return policy first

Do not perform a full memory reset unless the lending institution specifically requires it. A reset may remove programs, applications or configurations intended for future borrowers.

This generic checklist helps you inspect the calculator and remember common return tasks. It does not replace the loan agreement, due date or staff instructions.

Student return checklist

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I reviewed the college's return and reset policyThe college's instructions take priority over this general checklist. I addressed my own visible entries when permittedIf you cannot distinguish your work from institutional content, leave it and ask staff. I checked functions, lists or plots I createdRemove only your own work and only when policy allows. I reported unusual settings instead of guessingDo not use a full reset as a shortcut. I checked the physical conditionReport cracks, unresponsive keys, display problems or battery concerns. The case, cover, cable and listed accessories are presentUse the original loan record as the authoritative list. I am returning it to the correct place by the deadlineCheck location, hours, renewal rules and late-return requirements.

Generally safe versus staff-led actions

Action	Default guidance
Clear the current home-screen line	Usually borrower-safe
Remove a function or list you personally entered	Check local policy
Delete programs or applications	Staff-led
Reset all RAM or memory	Only if required
Open the case or replace internal parts	Staff-led
Report physical damage or a power problem	Contact staff

Borrowed calculator return checklist

Use the college's return policy first

Student return checklist

Generally safe versus staff-led actions