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HOUSING AND RESIDENCE LIFE

Moving In

Dining on Campus

No matter where you go on campus, you can find something good to eat! We have
14 dining locations (2 all-you-can-eat and 12 a-la-carte), offer a variety of meal plans, and have vegetarian and kosher cuisine. All students who live on campus must purchase a meal plan (except those who live in the Towson Run Apartments). Additional meals and snacks can be purchased through a Dining Points debit account. Dining Points can be used at any Dining Services location. Dining Points carry over from semester to semester and year to year, as long as you are registered at TU. Meal plans and Dining Points are accessed through your OneCard ID. For more information, visit:

• http://dining.towson.edu and click on the “Dining Services Official Web Site” link.

Things to Consider

• How many times a day do you eat?
• Will you be on campus most weekends?

Advantages of the Flex Meal Plan:

• Flex Meal Plans allow you to eat more than one meal per meal period. For example, eating lunch at 11:05 a.m., and a second meal at 3:30 p.m., would place both meals in the lunch meal period.
• With a Flex Meal Plan, you can swap unused meals for cash allowances toward a la-carte purchases at numerous locations around campus including PAWS, the Den and Susquehanna Food Court.

All meals must be used before the end of the meal plan week or you will lose them. Meal Plans are priced per semester. You will have the opportunity to change your meal plan each semester, until the date the Bursar’s Office finalizes the charges for the semester. This date is posted in the dining halls and published in the university’s student newspaper, The Towerlight.