Meal Plans and Meal Plan Policy Sample Clauses

Meal Plans and Meal Plan Policy. A meal plan is required for all first-year and second-year students in Seattle University owned or operated housing as well as in all affiliate housing (Xxxxxxx Apartments and Xx Xxxxxxx Xxxx). There are three meal plan options available to first-year and second-year students: Maximum, Expanded, and Residential. The default meal plan is the Residential meal plan for first-year and second-year students. Third-year, fourth-year, and Graduate students are not required to have a meal plan when living on campus, however, they may elect to enroll in one in their Housing application. The meal plan selected by a student in the fall quarter will be renewed automatically for winter and spring quarters unless a Meal Plan Change request is submitted within the first ten class days of the new quarter. No meal plan requests will be accepted after the tenth class day of a quarter. Meal Plan Change requests should be made through the Housing Portal. Students can add supplemental meal funds to their accounts at any time during the academic year. Per Seattle University’s policy, a maximum of $250 remaining at the end of the fall and winter quarters will be rolled over to the next quarter. Funds remaining at the end of the spring quarter will not be rolled over and are forfeited to Seattle University. For meal plan exemptions, please visit our website for more information.
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