Meal Plan Information a. If Resident is a traditionally aged “First Year student” (as defined by the University), under the age of 21, and has not previously lived on-campus, then Resident must obtain and pay for a Residential Meal Plan during the entire License Term regardless of housing assignment. All other Residents are encouraged to purchase a meal plan. If Resident has a meal plan, University will combine meal plan and housing charges, both of which are subject to the requirements of Section I above.
Meal Plan Information. A meal plan is required for all residential students. Sodexo Campus Services is known as a leader in providing quality dining services to universities all over the country. The Residence Life Department is proud of our dining services, featuring many xxxx-to-order items. Upon check in, each resident student will need to validate their student ID card and confirm their meal plan option. Students may not be able to use their meal plan until a meal plan option has been confirmed and the student’s ID card has been validated by the Business Office. Any resident student who does not confirm a meal plan option by the first Monday of each semester will automatically be designated the LS 165 meal plan option. The bulk of the meals are served in the University Café, which is located in our Student Union. All café meals are “all you care to eat” traditional meals.
Meal Plan Information. (a) Unless exempt by University Dining Services, (i) all Residents residing in housing designated as first year housing by University and (ii) Residents who live in a residential space without an in unit kitchen, are required to purchase a Weekly Meal Plan through Boise State University Dining Services prior to MoveIn Day.
Meal Plan Information. 🞂 Meal plan fees are per installment. �� Flex dollars will be available 2 weeks after move-in at the beginning of each semester. 🞂 Flex Dollars can be used to STUDENT HOUSING OFFICE | 000 Xxxx Xxxxxxxxx, Xxx Xxxxxxxxx, XX 00000 | (000) 000-0000 | xxxxxxx@xxxx.xxx | xxxxxxx.xxxx.xxx CONNECT WITH US SF STATE UNIVERSITY HOUSING STUDENT HOUSING LICENSE AGREEMENT
Meal Plan Information. Students who reside in Residence Halls are required to select one of the provided meal plan options. Students who live in on-campus apartments are not required to choose a meal plan option, but may do so if they would like. If a student would leave University housing during the contract period, their meal plan charge will be prorated based on the rate due at the end of the week in which the student checks out of housing. Details on the options available can be found online at xxxxx://xxxxxx.xxxxxxxxxxx.xxx/dining-plans/index.html. You will select your meal plan on your housing application, either when you renew as a returning student or when you confirm your placement as a new student. What is recorded as selected as of August 1, is what you will be assigned for the fall semester. This application/contract is an agreement between Xxxxxx State University and the individual student for the period indicated and becomes a legal contract upon acceptance by the University. This agreement entitles the student to the use of the University’s accommodations as long as the student remains in compliance with the Terms and Conditions of Residence specified in the application/ contract and as described in the Residence Life Handbook and the standards of the Xxxxxx State University Code of Conduct, and does not behave in such a way as to jeopardize the maintenance of a safe, collegial living environment conducive to the educational mission of the University. Students and their parents, or guardians, are urged to read this application/contract carefully. If the student is under the age of 18, a parent or guardian must sign the application/contract along with the student. The University agrees to provide accommodations under the conditions of this agreement and as described in the Residence Life Handbook. By signing this application/contract, the student is acknowledging that they are entering into a legally binding application/ contract for the period specified. Breach of the application/contract will result in the penalties described in the Terms and Conditions of Residence. The student also agrees to pay all associated charges for the room type that are added to his/her student account. The Housing Contract may not be altered or changed to amend the terms and conditions of the agreement. Name (please print) ID# Signature Date
Meal Plan Information a. Unless exempt by University Dining Services, (i) all Residents identified as first year students by University and (ii) Residents not identified as first year students who live in a residential space without an in-unit kitchen, must obtain and pay for a Weekly Meal Plan during the License Term (excluding Summer Break). All Residents living in On-Campus Housing with a Weekly Meal Plan will have meal plan and housing charges combined and posted to Resident’s account, therefore subject to “Rates and Payments” section above.
Meal Plan Information a. Students residing in the apartments are not required to purchase a meal plan; however, students have the option of contracting for any of the available meal plans. Contact Student Life Administration for more details at 000-000-0000.
Meal Plan Information a. All Residents must obtain and pay for a Residential Meal Plan during the entire License Term regardless of housing assignment. University will combine meal plan and housing charges, both of which are subject to the requirements of Section I above.
Meal Plan Information. For record keeping purposes, the value of your Meal Plan is measured in terms of meal credits and Dining Dollar points. Each Dining Dollar point has the equivalent value of one U.S. dollar. A meal credit entitles you to one all-you-care-to-eat meal in a dining center. A meal credit may also be used in specified UB Campus Dining & Shops operated locations where a credit value is assigned, as defined below. Meal Plans are subject to certain New York State tax law provisions. As a result, except as otherwise described in this agreement, unused Dining Dollar points and meal credits cannot be refunded for non-use or for any other reason. •Meal Plans and individual meal credits are non-transferable and are not to be shared. Three guest meals are included with most plans for use in a dining center when you have a guest on campus and would like to purchase a meal for them. • Freshmen living on campus in the residence halls are required to have a Meal Plan both semesters of their first academic year. Freshmen may choose either the “Any 19” or the “Any 14” Meal Plan. Your class designation in hUB is the class recognized by Campus Dining & Shops in relation to your meal plan options. • Freshmen living within the residence halls will automatically be assigned and billed for the “Any 19” Meal Plan, but may select the “Any 14” Meal Plan instead. The student’s University Student Account will be charged according to the rules and regulations outlined in this Agreement. Freshmen students that enroll and are assigned to a residential hall after July 1, 2019, may need to choose their meal plan independently. • Upperclassmen or transfer students living in the residence halls may purchase any Resident Hall Meal Plan. They also may choose to purchase a minimum of $950 worth of Dining Dollars which are valid for the entire academic year. An upperclassman is defined as any student not defined as freshmen in hUB, as previously stated in this agreement. • Upperclassmen living in the on-campus University at Buffalo Apartments may purchase any Meal Plan, Block Meal Plan or a minimum of $25 worth of Commuter Dining Dollars. • Commuters may purchase any Meal Plan, Block Meal Plan or a minimum of $25 worth of Commuter Dining Dollars. A commuter is defined as any student not living in the residence halls. • Graduate Students may purchase any Meal Plan, Block Meal Plan or a minimum of $25 worth of Dining Dollars. A graduate student is defined as any student enrolled in a Master’s, Doctora...
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