Residential Plans
Residential students are required to participate in a Declining Balance Meal Plan. Our three plans are: Plan A $2500.00 annually, Plan B $2240.00 annually, or Plan C $2000.00 annually. Each student receives an initial balance for the plan chosen. All points ($) may be used at the all campus dining venues. These include Café on the Common @ 150 Tremont, Café Three @ Miller Hall, Suffolk Café @ the Donahue building - 41 Temple St., Sawyer Café in the Sawyer building and Freshens Smoothies at 150 Tremont Street.
Your Suffolk ID is your meal card. Use it for all dining service
transactions.
All balances will be carried over to the Spring semester.
Balances remaining at the conclusion of the Spring semester
are forfeited. Students not participating in a meal plan for
the Spring semester will forfeit all remaining Fall funds
at the completion of the Fall semester. You will be invoiced for Plan B $2240.00 annually. If you find that this plan is too little or too much to meet your needs you may change it during the first three weeks of either semester. You simply go to the Residential Life Office located on the first floor of 150 Tremont St. and request a change. Your next statement from Suffolk University will reflect the meal plan change.
Commuter Plan
This plan, named “The Ram Plan”,
is a declining balance account. It frees you from having to
carry cash for your dining needs. Your account is accessed
by using your Suffolk ID. You may open your Ram account at
any dining services location. You can add to your Ram account
at any time. Funds will be added within two (2) business days after deposit. Questions regarding your RAM account should be directed to the Suffolk University Campus Card office at 617.573.8499. You may open your account with cash, a check,
or by using a Visa, MC, or Amex credit card. Ram Plan accounts
are perpetual accounts that remain active as long as you are
an active member of the Suffolk community. The Ram Plan is
open to all Suffolk University students, faculty and staff.
All balances will be forfeited if account remains dormant for two (2) years.
Credit Card Purchases
All campus dining locations now accept VISA, MasterCard, Discover, and American Express credit cards. This includes the Donahue Cafe, Sawyer Cafe and the Freshens / Convenience Store at 150 Tremont Street.
Using Your I.D.
As part of our Campus Dining Services program,
you will be equipped with your Suffolk University I.D. that
offers purchasing power for our services. Each time you make
a purchase at the register, present your I.D. to the cashier.
Food items are individually priced. The amount of your purchase
will be deducted from your account. Please feel free to inquire
about your current account balance at any time. It is important
that you monitor your balance to ensure that you are properly
budgeting your account during the semester. In addition, our
staff will be monitoring each account and notifying you if
your balance is getting low. If you feel there is a discrepancy
in your account or your I.D. is not working properly you may
inquire about the status of your account at the Switchboard
Office located on the first floor of the Sawyer building.
Your I.D. and meal plan points are not transferable. You must
present your I.D. for every purchase. Lost I.D. Information
Lost your I.D.? In case of a missing I.D. it
is important that you immediately obtain a new I.D. from the
Suffolk University Police Office located in the Sawyer Building
lobby. Your new (most recent) ID is the only card that will be accepted in dining service locations. If you find your previous ID you should destroy it.
Special Dietary Requirements
Do you have a special dietary need? No problem!
Just let us know and we will be happy to work with you to
accommodate your situation. For more information, please contact
your Dining Service Manager. Campus Dining Policies & Procedures
So that you get the most from our services,
we request that you adhere to the following procedures:
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