We have a wide range of meal plan options for students living on-campus or off-campus. Learn more about their benefits to choose your meal plan.
Comparing meal plans
Know the difference between a block meal and meal plan dollars when comparing meal plans.
Block Meal
A block meal is an entrée, side, and beverage. They are valid at any dining location and have no cash value.
Meal Plan Dollars
Meal plan dollars are the currency for dining purchases only and have no cash value. They are valid at any dining facility on campus, the T-Store, and vending machines.
Meal plan dollar balances will roll over from 1st to 2nd semester only if the student has an active meal plan both semesters. Students who do not have an on-campus meal plan for 2nd semester will forfeit any balance that remains at the end of the 1st semester.
All meal plan dollars expire at the end of the academic year. No refunds will be given for unused balances.
Dining Location Details
Specific information regarding each dining facility, including hours, menus and prices can be found .
On-Campus Meal Plans
Students living in a traditional residence hall must have an on-campus meal plan. (Students living in Aspensen Mogensen Hall, Chancellors Hall, Haymarket Landing and The Priory are exempt from this policy but may purchase an on-campus meal plan if they would like).
Meal plan dollars are the currency for dining purchases only and have no cash value. They are valid at any dining facility on campus, the T-Store, and vending machines.
Meal plan dollar balances will roll over from 1st to 2nd semester only if the student has an active meal plan both semesters. Students who do not have an on-campus meal plan for 2nd semester will forfeit any balance that remains at the end of the 1st semester.
All meal plan dollars expire at the end of the academic year. No refunds will be given for unused balances.
Students living on campus select their meal plan through the .
