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Meals Service Sample Clauses

Meals Service. 4.1 All students can pay for meals in the Campus Restaurant using their CAFRE Student ID card as an electronic cater card. 4.2 All students who intend taking up accommodation in College Halls of Residence must first purchase the minimum cater credit for the duration of the semester (as set out in the CAFRE Accommodation Charges and Payments document). The Student Services Manager will only allocate a Halls room if the minimum cater credit has been added to the cater card. There is no exception to this requirement. 4.3 Students who wish to add additional credit to their cater card can do so by using the self-service card loader machines located in each campus. 4.4 All students who intend taking up Self-Catered accommodation can use cash to purchase meals in the College restaurants.
Meals Service. 4.1 All students can pay for meals in the Campus Restaurant using their CAFRE Student ID card as an electronic cater card. 4.2 All students who intend taking up accommodation in College Halls of Residence must first purchase the minimum cater credit for the duration of the semester (as set out in the CAFRE Accommodation Charges and Payments document). The Student Services Manager will only allocate a Halls room if the minimum cater credit has been added to the cater card. There is no exception to this requirement. 4.3 All students who intend taking up Self-Catered accommodation can use cash to purchase meals in the College restaurants.
Meals Service. 7.1 Students have the option of using the Dining Hall for the period of residence, if they wish. 7.2 Students can pay cash in the Dining Hall or use their CAFRE Student ID card as an electronic cater card by putting on credit via the self service card loader system. Any surplus monies on the cater card at the end of the year is non refundable and will not be reimbursed.
Meals Service. Meals will be prepared by a caterer, to be delivered in bulk at the following sites: a. Vineland Congregate Nutrition Site Tarkiln Acres, 000 Xxxxxxxx Xxxxxx, Xxxxxxxx b. Millville Congregate Nutrition Site High Rise East, 000 Xx. Xxxxxx Xxxxxx, Xxxxxxxxx c. Bridgeton Congregate Nutrition Site Xxxxxxxxx Xxxxx-Xxxxxxx Xxxxxx, Xxxx Xxxxxx & Xxxx Xxxx Road, Bridgeton
Meals Service. 7.1 All students in College Halls of Residence have a meals allowance included in their licence fees which will be transferred to an electronic catercard. This meals allowance can be used in the College Restaurants. 7.2 The meals allowance element of the licence fee for the College Halls of Residence is an integral part of the accommodation fees. Any surplus money remaining on the electronic cater card at the end of the period of residence is non refundable and will not be reimbursed.

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