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Both dining plans are debit or declining balance accounts where the point or dollar amount is equal to the dining plan selected. These “points” are called Dining Points and are used in an “a la carte” style in our campus restaurants and convenience store. Students spend the Dining Points on campus when they choose and on what food they choose.

COST CALCULATOR
Need help finding the dining plan perfect for you? The University Union has put together a few estimations to help better determine the best plan for you.

Light Eater
(meals estimated at $2.50 for breakfast, $4,00 for lunch and $4.00 for dinner)

8 meals per week = $450
12 meals per week = $675
16 meals per week = $890

Average Eater
(meals estimated at $4.00 for breakfast, $5.50 for lunch and $5.50 for dinner)

8 meals per week = $640
12 meals per week = $960
16 meals per week = $1280

Heavy Eater
(meals estimated at $5.50 for breakfast, $7.50 for lunch and $7.50 for dinner)

8 meals per week = $875
12 meals per week = $1315
16 meals per week = $1750

RESIDENCE HALL DINING PLANS (2008-2009)

All students who have chosen to live in a Residence Hall are required to purchase a dining plan. The minimum mandatory dining plan is $700 per semester, with higher options available (see below). Your dining plan will default to the minimum $700 for the spring semester. All Dining Points from fall semester carry over to spring semester. Regardless of the balance, the minimum dining plan for spring semester is $700.

$700 Dining Plan
The minimum dining plan amount for a student living in a Residence Hall. The student receives $700 in Dining Points to spend in any campus restaurant or convenience store at any time during the semester.
$850 Dining Plan
$1,000 Dining Plan
$1,150 Dining Plan
Plus an additional $50 in free dining points.

APARTMENT/COMMUTER DINING PLAN

The Apartment/Commuter Dining Plan is an optional dining plan designed for students living in the campus apartments or in off-campus housing. It is designed to meet the needs of students who want to eat occasionally in our campus restaurants.

$250 Dining Plan
$500 Dining Plan
$750 Dining Plan
Plus an additional $25 in free dining points.
Or create your own plan!

DINING POINT CONVERSION

Dining Point balances are non-refundable and must be used by the end of the academic year (May 31). However, students on a dining plan will have the opportunity to convert any Dining Point balance over $25, but not exceeding $100, of remaining Dining Points to Pass Points during the last 7 days of the spring semester. The converted Pass Points will remain available to the student throughout their college career at UW-Green Bay. Any remaining Dining Point balance on May 31 will become property of UW-Green Bay.

Fill in the information requested and hit the submit key. Allow 48 hours for the conversion to occur. This option is only available during the last 7 days of the spring semester.

Questions? Call University ID Services at (920) 465-2200 ext. 11 or send an e-mail to universityid@uwgb.edu.

DINING PLAN ACCESS

All students on a dining plan will be required to present their University ID at the time of purchase. The student will hand their University ID to the cashier. The cashier will verify that the picture and will run the ID card into the cash register. The Dining Points will be deducted from the students account and the remaining balance will be displayed to the student.

DINING PLAN ADDITIONS

Student who would like to purchase additional Dining Points can do so at the University Information Center in the University Union or a check can be mailed to the address below. Please include the student’s name, phone number, student ID number, and an indication that the check is for the purchase of Dining Points.

UW-Green Bay
University Union – University ID Services
2420 Nicolet Drive
Green Bay, WI 54311

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