Choosing a Dining Plan

If you're living on campus, first-year students have three options to choose from.

Unlimited Dining Plan

$3,055 per semester

Unlimited access to premier dining facility, Anderson Commons, during normal meal times and to grab a quick snack or set up shop to study for a while
Two Flex Swipes per day in the The Maize for meals and snacks outside of Anderson Commons
10 guest passes for visitors per semester
$100 Dining Dollars to be used at The Maize, The Coffee Stop and the Korn Krib.
Travel Meals, which can be requested (one day in advance) when you'll be off-campus for a school trips.

Pros	Cons
Unlimited access to Anderson Commons and Flex Swipe access to the Maize. Never worry about running out of swipes. The best valued plan - more bang for your buck. Smooth transition to college life. Travel meals for school activities included.	Students who visit home more than 2-3 times per month may not be able to take full advantage of this plan

Gold Dining Plan

$2,850 per semester

255 swipes for Anderson Commons entry or Two Flex Swipes per day in the The Maize for meals and snacks outside of Anderson Commons

Averages out to 17 entries per week

8 guest passes for visitors per semester

$125 Dining Dollars to be used at The Maize, The Coffee Stop and the Korn Krib

Pros

Cons

More tracking of swipes required.
Less opportunity to grab snacks and meals in Anderson Commons and Late Night in the Maize or Korn Krib.
Risk spending an extra $340 for a Booster Plan if you run out of swipes.

Maroon Dining Plan

$2,700 per semester

205 swipes for entry into Anderson Commons or Two Flex Swipes per day in the The Maize for meals and snacks outside of Anderson Commons

Averages out to 13.5 entries per week

6 guest passes for visitors per semester

$150 Dining Dollars to be used at The Maize, The Coffee Stop and the Korn Krib

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Cons