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Selector for Meal Plans and Value Meal Plans |
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Note: Value Plan Selector towards bottom of page.
To work out the best meal plan for you it is important to consider not only your personal appetite but also the number of days you will be on-campus.
Let’s first identify your appetite level.
Light consumption
$15
per day
Medium consumption
$25
per day
Heavy Consumption
$33
per day
*Note: based on 3 meals per day not counting coffees and snacks.
Now how many days do you think you will be on-campus? Remember to consider if you will be going home on the weekends frequently or anything else that may take you away from campus.
Got that number? Great!
Now using the below table take your appetite type and the numbers of days that you will be on-campus and locate your ideal meal plan.
Days/Appetite
Light
Medium
Heavy
3
A
A
C
4
A
B
C
5
A
B
C
6
B
B
C
7
B
B
C
The following table provides the daily suggested spending for the meal plan vs the number of days you will be on campus.
Days/Meal Plan $
A
B
C
3 days
$29
$32
$34
4 days
$22
$24
$24
5 days
$17
$19
$20
6 days
$14
$16
$17
7 days
$12
$14
$15
Per week
$87
$95
$102
Total
$2,782
$3,030
$3,264
*Note: values rounded to nearest dollar amounts
All students living in apartment style residence are required to participate in Meal Plan D, which is $1200 per year.
Save your money and get full value for every dollar you spend on food on campus. With a Value Plan you save the 13% in taxes on food purchases on campus.
The Semester Value Plan is a commitment of $960 for the semester and you will save approximately $120 in taxes. That means you have more money for you to spend on food.
If you have an idea of how many days you will be on campus then you can use the following table to see the suggested daily spending to use your plan before the end of the semester.