Seattle University believes living and interacting with others outside of the classroom enhances the education of the whole person. On-campus dining offers a great opportunity to serve this purpose. On-campus dining fosters a more vibrant, tight-knit community. It provides opportunities for students to develop close and supportive relationships, meet new people, and interact with faculty and staff in a non-classroom setting. In addition, on-campus dining promotes healthy and informed dietary habits.  Seattle University requires all students who are a part of the on-campus residency requirement to participate in the meal plan program. 

• Freshmen and sophomores living in the residence halls are required to sign-up for at least the Preferred Club Meal Plan. 
• Freshmen and sophomores living in on-campus Apartments are required to sign-up for at least the Murphy Plan. 
• Juniors and Seniors living in the residence halls are required to sign-up for at least the Campus Club Plan. 
• Juniors and seniors living in on-campus apartments and students living off-campus may opt for any level of meal plan and do not have a required minimum. 

The university offers a wide variety of dining venues, menus, hours of operation, and meal plans. Further, Bon Appétit offers nutritional information and guidance, vegan and vegetarian selections, as well as, special assistance with medically prescribed diets. 

• The meal plan you select for fall quarter will be automatically renewed each quarter unless it is changed by the student.
• During the academic year an amount of $100 may be rolled into the next quarter. 
• At the end of the quarter any remaining funds, excluding the $100, will be removed from the meal plan. 
• At the end of spring quarter no funds will be rolled over and all remaining funds will be removed from the meal plan.  It is University policy that any remaining funds are not refundable.    

Meal-plan changes may be made during the first two weeks of every quarter through the submitted the online Meal Plan Change form.  Meal Plan Changes are any change of a meal plan within the policy outline above (see below for meal plan changes outside of the policy)

Exemptions to the Meal Plan Policy: Meal Plan Exemptions are any changes to a meal plan outside of the policy outlined above.  The university recognizes four circumstances when participating in a meal plan as outline in the policy above may not be advisable: 1) a severe financial burden which, without some relief, may result in the student having to withdraw from SU; 2) medically diagnosed condition with prescribed dietary restrictions which the meal plan options are unable to reasonably accommodate; 3) religion-based dietary restrictions which the meal plan options are unable to reasonably accommodate; 4) Exceptional Circumstances that would hinder the student’s ability to complete the meal plan requirement as stated in the policy above.   

By clicking below, you affirm and agree to/that:   

• All the policy and conditions listed above  
• All information provided by you in the meal plan change request form is true and accurate.  
• Any information provided in support of an exemption request may be reviewed by members of the Meal Plan Exemption Committee (MPEC);  
• For all exemption requests the MPEC may access additional information including but not limited to dining history, class schedule, and employment schedule 

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