Common use of DECLINING BALANCE DOLLARS Clause in Contracts

DECLINING BALANCE DOLLARS. Declining balance dollars work similar to a bank checking account with some significant differences highlighted below. Every time you make a food or meal purchase, the total cost of your purchase is subtracted from the dollar balance in your account. ● All meal plans include some level of declining balance (DB). Additional declining balance may be purchased separately using cash, check, credit card or by charging to your student account. ● Declining balance can be used at any University dining location. ● Declining balance is non-refundable. ● Declining balance included in a meal plan will carry over from fall to spring semester. ● Declining balance included in a meal plan will expire at the end of the academic year. Refunds, if approved, will be on a prorated basis beginning the day the resident officially checks out of their room.

Appears in 3 contracts

Samples: Housing and Meal Services Contract, Housing and Meal Services Contract, Housing and Meal Services Contract

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DECLINING BALANCE DOLLARS. Declining balance dollars work similar to a on the same principal as bank checking account with some significant differences highlighted belowdebit cards. Every time you make a food or meal purchase, the total cost of your purchase is subtracted from the dollar balance in your account. All meal plans include some level of declining balance (DB). Additional declining balance may be purchased separately using cash, check, credit card or by charging to your student account. Declining balance can be used at any University dining location. Declining balance is non-refundable. Declining balance included in a meal plan will carry over from fall to spring semester. Declining balance included in a meal plan will expire at the end of the academic year. Refunds, if approved, will be on a prorated basis beginning the day the resident officially checks out of their room.

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Housing and Meal Services Contract

DECLINING BALANCE DOLLARS. Declining balance dollars work similar to a on the same principal as bank checking account with some significant differences highlighted belowdebit cards. Every time you make a food or meal purchase, the total cost of your purchase is subtracted from the dollar balance in your account. All meal plans include some level of declining balance (DB). Additional declining balance may be purchased separately using cash, check, credit card or by charging to your student account. Declining balance can be used at any University dining location. Declining balance is non-refundable. Declining balance included in a meal plan will carry over from fall to spring semester. Declining balance included in a meal plan will expire at the end of the academic year. Refunds, if approved, will be on a prorated basis beginning the day the resident officially checks out of their room.

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Housing and Meal Services Contract

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DECLINING BALANCE DOLLARS. Declining balance dollars work similar to a bank checking account with some significant differences highlighted below. Every time you make a food or meal purchase, the total cost of your purchase is subtracted from the dollar balance in your account. All meal plans include some level of declining balance (DB). Additional declining balance may be purchased separately using cash, check, credit card or by charging to your student account. Declining balance can be used at any University dining location. Declining balance is non-refundable. Declining balance included in a meal plan will carry over from fall to spring semester. Declining balance included in a meal plan will expire at the end of the academic year. REFUNDS Refunds, if approved, will be on a prorated basis beginning the day the resident officially checks out of their room.

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Housing and Meal Services Contract

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