- Keeping it affordable: We want to ensure that dining on campus remains affordable for all students – the new meal plan pricing is extremely competitive compared to other universities in the region.
- Refreshing our facilities and technology: We look forward to refreshing the Dining Center and improving online ordering, account maintenance, and security.
- Helping the planet: ADC is a leader in social responsibility, and together, we’re building on sustainable initiatives such as recycling, energy efficient products, a food waste program, sustainable packaging, compostable disposable service wares, and introducing an on-site micro-farm to campus.
- Introducing brands you love: And of course, we’re so excited to introduce a Dunkin’ and an Einstein Bros. Bagels on campus!
Membership Meal plans
Membership Meal Plans
Membership Meal Plans
We’re pleased to introduce a new type of meal plan that will replace our previous “pay per item” model. Starting in the 2023-24 academic year, students will have a membership meal plan, a new concept that very few local institutions have. This means that a single swipe of your ID card gives you full access to all you care to eat at any dining location during open hours, including the Dining Center, the Webster Café, Dunkin’ and Einstein Bros. Students have unlimited swipes as part of the membership plan.
For example, you’ll swipe to enter the Dining Center and can then enjoy an “all you care to eat” menu at no extra charge and no extra swipes. The retail locations around campus will require students to swipe in order to receive a fountain beverage, coffee, and food item of choice. Students can visit any location as many times as they want throughout the day as they have unlimited swipes throughout the semester.
Dining Dollars
Dining Dollars
As part of the membership meal plan, students will also receive Dining Dollars to use for the small selection of items that are not included in the “all you care to eat” portion of the membership meal plan, such as bottled beverages and pre-packaged snacks.
Pricing
The membership meal plan pricing for the 2023-24 academic year is outlined below and can also be found in the Residence Life Housing License.
- All students living in campus housing are required to purchase a membership meal plan each semester. The cost for the membership meal plan is $1,900 per semester. Students will receive $200 in Dining Dollars as part of this meal plan to use on bottled beverages, pre-packaged snacks, and other items not covered in the “all you care to eat” part of the meal plan.
- Commuter students may purchase the optional commuter membership meal plan at $1,200 per semester, giving them access to the Dining Center and all retail locations during specific hours still being determined. Commuters who purchase this meal plan will also receive $50 of Dining Dollars to use on bottled beverages, pre-packaged snacks, and other items not covered in the “all you care to eat” part of the meal plan.
- Please note that cash and credit will be also accepted at all locations.
Please contact Student Affairs at studentaffairs@snhu.edu with any questions about the membership meal plan. For questions about your bill, you can always contact Student Financial Services at sfscampus@snhu.edu.
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