Resident meal plan Sample Clauses

Resident meal plan. If early termination of a Resident meal plan is approved, student will be charged through the end of the day in which the termination occurs and assessed liquidated damages of $25.00. Students who have required student teaching assignments may terminate their meal plan contract at the end of their on-campus required course work with no penalty, but are responsible for all meal service previously rendered.
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Resident meal plan. All meal plans include a $250.00 Meal Plan Administrative Fee. Resident must pay this fee even if Resident decides to cancel the Meal Plan. Upon cancellation of the Contract or Meal Plan, Resident will be charged the daily rate of the meal plan for each day the Resident used or was able to use the meal plan. There will be no refunds during the last two (2) weeks of each semester.
Resident meal plan. I understand that the Resident Meal Plan can be used at the residence dining facilities (Hillside Café, Northside Café, and Southside Café), Markets, Espresso Bars located around campus, Freshens and Carlita's Mexican Grille located in the Xxxxxxx Union Building, Freshens in the Chinook building and Starbucks in the Spark building. Dining hours and locations are subject to change. Service is limited during non- instructional periods. All residents receive a 40% discount when they use their Dining Dollars in the residence dining facilities (Hillside Café, Northside Café, and Southside Café). Residents will receive a 10% discount at, Flix Market and Cafe, Freshens (CUB), Xxxxxxx's Mexican Grille, Xxxxxx espresso bar, Starbucks, Freshens (Chinook), The Market on Cougar Way and Einstein Bagels. I understand that the Resident Meal Plan has two basic components: Base Cost and Dining Dollars. Base Cost: I understand that students currently living in the University residence hall system pay a base cost of $875 (next academic year's rates to be finalized in early spring and this current rate may change) per semester. The base cost pays for residence dining facility expenses such as bond payments, utilities, administration and maintenance. Dining Dollars: I understand that in addition to the base cost of $875 each semester (17 weeks), I must select an entry Dining Account level for my Resident Meal Plan. When I purchase items in the residence dining facilities, Markets, and Espresso Bars with my Dining Dollars, the amount will be electronically deducted from my Dining Account balance using my CougarCard. I understand that I will make my selection on the Housing and Dining Application and that this is my selection for each semester. I understand that if I run out of Dining Dollars, I may purchase additional Dining Dollars at Housing and Dining Financial Services in Xxxxxx-Xxxxxx, at the CougarCard Center in the Xxxxxxx Union Building, or online at the Dining Services website. I understand that I may change my Dining Account level during the semester, but must do so by the end of the eighth week of classes. I understand that if I have Dining Dollars left over at the end of fall semester the amount will remain in my account for spring semester only if I purchase a Resident Meal Plan. I will have to pay the Base Cost and choose at least the minimum Dining Account level for spring semester. I understand that Dining Dollars will not transfer from spring to the following f...

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