Dine on Campus

Current students can sign up for meal plans through the Housing Portal, under the "Requests" tab. Faculty and staff can sign up for meal plans through Dine on Campus, under the "Meal Plan" tab.

Seattle University’s meal plans provide quality, variety, flexibility and value. Items are priced à la carte so students can choose exactly what they want. A meal plan is required for all first and second year residents living in on-campus or affiliate housing. There are 3 different meal plans for first and second year students are Maximum, Expanded, and Residential. The meal plan you select for Fall quarter will be automatically renewed each quarter unless it is changed within the first 10 class days of each quarter through the MyHousing Portal.

Ideally, the meal plan you chose will be depleted by the end of the quarter. If you have money left on your meal plan at the end of the quarter, a limited amount can go into your Rollover MP account from quarter to quarter during the academic year, to be used with your meal plan for subsequent quarters.

• A maximum of $250 will roll over to the next quarter.
• A maximum amount of $250 can be in the Rollover MP account at one time.
• A meal plan must be purchased for the following quarter and balance depleted before funds from the Rollover MP account is used.
• At the end of Spring Quarter, all leftover meal plan and roll over money will be forfeited to the University.

The university offers a wide variety of dining venues, menus, hours of operation, and meal plans. Redhawk Dining offers nutritional information and guidance, vegan and vegetarian selections, local and organic options, as well as, special assistance with medically prescribed diets.

Meal plan changes may be made during the first ten business days of every quarter with the online Meal Plan Change Request form through the Housing Portal. Meal Plan Changes are any change of a meal plan within the policy outlined above (see below for meal plan changes outside of the policy).

Meal Plan Exemptions are any changes to a meal plan outside of the policy outlined above. The university recognizes four circumstances when exemptions may be possible:

• A severe financial burden which, without some relief, may result in the student having to withdraw from SU;
• Medically diagnosed condition with prescribed dietary restrictions which the meal plan options are unable to reasonably accommodate;
• Religion-based dietary restrictions which the meal plan options are unable to reasonably accommodate;
• Exceptional circumstances that would hinder the student's ability to complete the meal plan requirement as stated in the policy above.
• Meal plan changes and exemptions available through the Housing Portal, be sure to include a complete description of your reasoning. 

Although living in the apartments allows students to have more freedom in cooking for themselves it is not a reason a first or second year student may be exempted from the meal plan requirement.