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MEAL PLANS
RESIDENT MEAL PLANS | COMMUTER MEAL PLANS | FAQs
More Than a Meal Plan
It’s Your Campus Experience
College is busy enough. Your meal plan makes sure great food, convenience, community, and campus life are already covered.
Whether you’re grabbing breakfast before class, meeting friends for lunch, studying over coffee, or fueling up before the big game, your meal plan gives you access to the food, events, and experiences that make campus feel like home.
Why Students Love Dining On Campus
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Convenient locations across campus
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No worrying about daily food expenses
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Better value than delivery and eating off campus
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Access to special events, giveaways, and limited-time menus
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Flexible dining options that fit your schedule
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A place to connect with friends, classmates, and campus culture
Choose Your Experience
RESIDENT
MEAL
PLANS
The resident meal plans are designed to accommodate the various needs of students. A meal plan is required for all students living in CSU housing, including those at CSU off-site/satellite locations.
As a meal plan member, your student ID card becomes your pass to use your meal plan for breakfast, lunch, and dinner in the dining halls.
FOR DEDMOND & DALEY HALL RESIDENTS
Why Your Meal Plan Matters
Convenience That Fits Your Schedule
Skip the grocery shopping, cooking, and dishes. Whether you're heading to class, practice, a club meeting, or studying with friends, your next meal is always nearby.
Budget-Friendly & Predictable
Your meals are included in your semester plan, making it easier to manage your budget without worrying about daily food expenses.
More Than a Meal
Campus dining is where friendships grow, organizations gather, and memories are made. Your meal plan gives you access to:
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Signature campus events
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Limited-time menus
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Holiday celebrations
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Cultural dining experiences
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Student engagement activities
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Exclusive promotions and giveaways
Make the Most of Your Plan
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Use your dining dollars regularly.
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Explore every dining location on campus.
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Attend dining events and special experiences.
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Make campus dining part of your daily routine.
Your meal plan isn't just about food. It's part of your college experience.
Gold Plan
PLUS $150 DINING DOLLARS
This meal plan gives you unlimited access (anytime dining) to the Talon Center Dining Commons. Plus you receive $150 dining dollars and ten guest meal passes per semester.
Silver Plan
PLUS $100 DINING DOLLARS
This meal plan gives you unlimited access (anytime dining) to the Talon Center Dining Commons. Plus you receive $100 dining dollars and six guest meal passes per semester.
Bronze Plan
PLUS $50 DINING DOLLARS
This meal plan gives you unlimited access (anytime dining) to the Talon Center Dining Commons. Plus you receive $50 dining dollars and three guest meal passes per semester.
BOARD SUPPLEMENT MEAL PLANS
THE SOCIAL, REDWOOD, 500 WEST, MICA, 733 W. PRATT, AND UNIQUENEST MAY CHOOSE ONE OF THE RESIDENTIAL PLANS OR ONE OF THE FOLLOWING:
BOARD SUPPLEMENT 75
plus $200 dining dollars
This meal plan offers 75 “all - you - care - to - eat” meals per semester in the dining hall Monday – Sunday. Plus you receive $200 dining dollars.
BOARD SUPPLEMENT 50
plus $150 dining dollars
This meal plan offers 50 “all - you - care - to - eat” meals per semester in the dining hall Monday – Sunday. Plus you receive $150 dining dollars.
BOARD SUPPLEMENT 25
plus $135 dining dollars
This meal plan offers 25 “all - you - care - to - eat” meals per semester in the dining hall Monday – Sunday. Plus you receive $135 dining dollars.
BOARD SUPPLEMENT 10
plus $25 dining dollars
This meal plan offers 10 “all - you - care - to - eat” meals per semester in the dining hall Monday – Sunday. Plus you receive $25 dining dollars.
COMMUTER
MEAL
PLANS
Commuter meal plans are designed to save you money and are valid for one semester. Simply choose a meal plan that will best fit your schedule. You can purchase a meal plan using your financial aid dollars, a credit card, or cash in the Cashier’s office.
For Questions, please call (410) 908–2306.
Why Choose a Commuter Meal Plan?
Save Money
A meal plan can cost less than daily fast food, delivery, off-campus restaurants, and convenience store purchases. With your meals already covered, it's easier to manage your budget throughout the semester.
Save Time
Stay on campus and skip the drive, parking hassles, delivery wait times, and last-minute food runs. Grab a meal and get back to your day.
Stay Connected
Campus dining is more than a place to eat—it's where students gather, organizations meet, and campus life happens. A meal plan makes it easy to stay involved between classes.
Great for Students Who:
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Spend long days on campus
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Have back-to-back classes
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Participate in clubs or athletics
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Work on campus
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Want a predictable food budget

Spend less time planning meals and more time making the most of your campus experience.
10 MEAL COMMUTER PLAN
PLUS $25 DINING DOLLARS
This meal plan offers 10 “all - you - care - to - eat” meals and $25 dining dollars per semester in the dining hall Monday – Sunday.
25 MEAL COMMUTER PLAN
PLUS $135 DINING DOLLARS
This meal plan offers 25 “all - you - care - to - eat” meals and $135 dining dollars per semester in the dining hall Monday – Sunday.
50 MEAL COMMUTER PLAN
PLUS $150 DINING DOLLARS
This meal plan offers 50 “all - you - care - to - eat” meals and $150 dining dollars per semester in the dining hall Monday – Sunday.
75 MEAL COMMUTER PLAN
PLUS $200 DINING DOLLARS
This meal plan offers 75 “all - you - care - to - eat” meals and $200 dining dollars per semester in the dining hall Monday – Sunday.
MEAL PLANS FAQS
DEFAULT PLAN AND CHANGE WINDOW:
The deadline for selecting a meal plan is the Friday before the beginning of the semester. Students who do not select a plan by the deadline will automatically be defaulted to the bronze plan. Changes to meal plans can be made until the last day of the second week of the semester.
WHERE CAN I SIGN UP & WHAT ARE MY PAYMENTS?
You may purchase your meal plan using financial aid dollars, a credit card, or cash in Miles Conner Administration Building, ste 203. A valid student identification card must be presented when entering the Dining Hall, and your meal card is non-transferable.
OTHER NOTES!
Each time you use a meal, it is subtracted from your weekly balance.
Meal plans are non-transferable and are valid for one semester. Meal plans are required for all undergraduates living in on-campus and off-campus residence halls.

