Meal Plans. Residents living in Residence Facility are required to purchase a University meal plan. Information regarding the meal plan options can be obtained by contacting the meal plan office at 000-000-0000.
Meal Plans. Residents living in Residence Facility are required to purchase a College meal plan. Information regarding the meal plan options can be found at xxx.xxx.xxx/xxxxxxx.
Meal Plans. First time entering freshmen (regardless of credit hours) living in campus housing during their first academic year are required to purchase a qualifying College of Charleston meal plan. Cancellations are not permitted unless the student’s request has been approved according to the Medical Modification Procedure. Meal plans are billed by semester, itemized on the student bill, and assigned by academic year; the meal plan selected for an initial term is the default plan for the subsequent term. This selection may be changed until 5:00 pm on the last day of academic drop/add. All meal plan rates are subject to change and final approval by the Board of Trustees. Meal plan terms and conditions and the Medical Modification Procedure may be found at xxxx://xxxxxxxxxx.xxxx.xxx/meal-plans/index.php.
Meal Plans. All Students residing in Residence Halls are required to participate in a University Dining Services Plan. Rules and policies regarding participation in the Dining Services Plan are set forth in the Dining Services Rates & Date Sheet. Students in Apartments have the option of choosing a meal plan.
Meal Plans. All students living in the residence halls are required to have a meal plan. The meal plans are pre-paid dining debit accounts that residents use to purchase their meals, food, and sundry needs at all campus dining locations and convenience stores. The cost of each meal plan includes pre-paid dining debit dollars, which are added to the account at the beginning of each quarter. The four dining debit plans are: Plan Plan 1 – Athletic (XL) Plan 2 – Large Plan 3 – Medium Plan 4 – Small Plan 5 – Liberty Plan (for Xxxxxxx Xxxx residents) For further information regarding the meal plans, please visit our website, xxx.xxx/xxxxxx. Note: Additions or changes to the meal plans offered after this document has been printed will be sent to each student who has submitted a residence hall contract for the 2017-2018 school year. A meal plan must be purchased every quarter. Money that remains in a student’s pre-paid dining debit account at the end of either fall or winter quarter will be rolled over and added to the meal plan pre-paid dining debit balance selected for the next quarter. At the end of the academic year (spring quarter), money that remains in the account is not refunded and is forfeited. Dining Services is closed on holidays. Exemptions to the meal plan requirement may only be for verifiable medical reasons. Exemption requests and medical verification must be submitted in writing and sent to Disability Services for evaluation. A committee comprised of Disability Services, University Housing, and Dining Services will review all requests. Should an exemption be granted, a dining service cancellation charge of $300 will be assessed. Students with special dietary needs that may not be met by our dining service operation should NOT enter into this contract without consulting with University Housing and New Student Programs. Students who transfer from the residence halls to campus apartments must pay a $100 overhead charge. Such transfer students must initiate a start-up dining services debit balance of $100 per quarter (or any part there of) left on their residence hall contract. Students transferring during fall quarter must have an initial balance of $300; those transferring during winter, $200; and those during spring, $100. This mandated balance must be established prior to approval of their apartment contract and is non-refundable. The mandated balance is valid only through the end of spring quarter for the current academic year.
Meal Plans. Information regarding the meal plan options can be found at xxx.xxx.xxx/xxxxxxx.
Meal Plans. Meal Plan price reflects one of the “full meal plans.” Students in apartment-style housing can add optional meal plans but are not required to enroll. • Students living in “Traditional Style” or “Suite Style” housing are required to be on a full meal plan. Students who live in “Apartment Style” housing (where they have access to kitchen facilities located within their apartment) may choose from any undergraduate meal plan or choose to opt out of a meal plan. o Students who live in “Traditional Style” or “Suite Style” housing and are looking to opt out of a meal plan must work directly with Sodexo and Dining Services via the Meal Exception Process. More information about this process can be found on their webpage: xxxxx://xxxxxxxxxxx.xxxxxxxxxxx.xxx/my-meal-plan • Students who change from “Traditional Style” or “Suite Style” housing to “Apartment Style” after the first two weeks of the semester will be required to keep their full meal plan for the remainder of the semester. • Meal plan changes or cancellations are only permitted during the first two weeks of the semester. If you are eligible to opt out of your meal plan, and wish to do so, you must email RLH within the first two weeks of the semester. Meal plans may be added at any time. Please note that meal plan cancellations are credited based on the daily rate of the meal plan. To be credited for the full meal plan, you must cancel the meal plan prior to the first day meal plans are active. Room Changes • The RLH website advertises the specific dates room changes will be accepted. • If students change room type, they will be charged or credited the difference for staying in that space. • All students living in RLH with a vacancy in their assignment must have the room move-in ready for potential new occupants at any given time. Students may not deny someone from moving into the vacancy. • Students found double-occupying a room will be put through the student conduct process and subsequently fined ($100 or more). • RLH reserves the right to make any adjustment in a resident’s housing assignment when deemed necessary or appropriate. RLH also reserves the right to terminate this contract with a student when deemed necessary or appropriate. Release from Housing Contract • Students who withdraw from their study abroad program and have a housing contract are still bound to the terms of that contract. • Students may be eligible to be released from their Housing Contracts for the following reasons for the fees i...
Meal Plans. The university requires that all residents assigned to the Residence Halls purchase a meal plan at the minimum prescribed level for each semester in residence.
Meal Plans. Meal plans are contracted for the full academic year. Students may make changes to their meal plan assignments during the first two weeks of the semester with no penalty. This request must be received in the Office of Residence Life either via the student’s Philadelphia University e-mail account, via a signed meal plan request form turned in to the office or through the online Meal Change Application on the Residence Life website. Please note that students making changes to premium meal plans will be billed for any Bookstore Bonus Dollars that have been utilized. No meal plan changes can be made after the first two weeks of the semester. After the two week cut off, students will be billed in full for the semester’s meal plan charges.
Meal Plans. Students living in Suites on Main, Campus View, or Valley View housing are required to select one of the on campus meal plans available. If one is not selected by the student, the student will be assigned to the 14 meals a week meal plan. Xxxxxxxx Villages students are not required to have a meal plan.
