We are pleased to present you with the 2010-2011 academic year meal plan options at University of Hawaii at Manoa.
All campus residents with the exception of residents in Hale Noelani and Hale Wainani are required to purchase a meal plan each semester. Apartment residents and off campus students are also welcome to join the meal plans at the same low prices in addition to our casual dining options.
Plan Options
2010-2011 Meal Plans
The 2010-2011 meal plans are a fun, flexible and affordable way to dine on campus. Meal swipes can be used at our resident dining locations that feature an all you care to eat dining experience as well as at our retail dining locations for a value of $5.00. In addition to this webpage you can view our 2010-2011 Meal Plan Guide for mandatory students.
Plans & Policies
Participation in one of the meal plans listed below is mandatory for students living in the residence halls. Each week’s meals start on Sunday and expire on Saturday after dinner.
| Plans |
Plan Descriptions |
Fall 2010 |
Spring 2011 |
| Plan A |
19 Meals per week + $100 retail points |
$1943 |
$1996 |
| Plan B |
14 meals per week + $175 retail points |
$1642 |
$1684 |
| Plan C |
10 meals per week + $225 retail points |
$1490 |
$1526 |
| Plan D |
7 meals per week + $250 retail points |
$1240 |
$1286 |
Fall meal plans start with lunch on Tuesday, August 17th and end on Friday, December 17th with dinner. Any points that come with the Fall 2010 meal plan purchase will expire at the end of the academic year. Additional points and Plan E meal swipes may be purchased at the Campus Center Ticket, Information and ID Office or the Student Services Housing Office for students living on campus. Points purchased in addition to any mealplan do not expire except after one year of inactivity. Residents will be defaulted to Plan C when assigned to their residence halls. There will be an opportunity to switch to another plan until August 31, 2010.
Charges for the meal plan will be assessed from the first day of room assignments for all mandatory students regardless of whether the student eats meals or not. Late assignees must sign up for a dining plan within 2 business days of their date of assignment or will be defaulted to Plan C. Once defaulted, the student can change the meal plan until September 2, 2010. Apartment and off campus residents will not be defaulted.
Example
For example, a person who purchases plan B can use up to 14 meals at any meal period throughout the week. They can also choose to use one of their meals at one of our retail locations. That meal will have a value of $5.00. Anything above $5.00 can be paid for with the points that come with a meal plan or with cash. On Saturday after dinner, any meals not used will expire. Sunday will begin with a new set of 14 meals.
How To Purchase
| Payments can be made in person or by fax to |
Student Housing Services
2569 Dole Street
Honolulu, HI 96822
Monday-Friday 8:00AM-4:00PM
Phone: (808) 956-8177
Fax: (808) 956-5995 |
If you are not a campus resident you may purchase your plan at the Campus Center
Ticket, Information and ID Office in person or by fax. If you have questions, please call
(808) 956-7236 or (808) 956-FOOD (3663).
Please note that participating in a meal plan is mandatory for all students residing in the residence halls with no exceptions. Charges for the meal plan will be assessed from the first week of hall opening regardless of whether the student eats meals or not. Once defaulted, the student can change the meal plan until September 2, 2010. For apartment and off-campus residents, meal plans are voluntary and will not be defaulted.
Meal Cards
The University of Hawaii Student ID Card also serves as your dining card and must be presented at each meal. New
residents must bring their UH Student ID Card to the Campus Center Ticket, Information and ID Office to have their meal plan activated onto their card within the first five days of the semester. A photo ID can be used for the first five days of meals until a UH Student ID card is obtained. Returning residents can continue to use their previous semester’s UH Student ID Card. Lost or stolen cards must be reported immediately to the Campus Center Ticket, Information and ID Office by calling (808) 956-7236. Students will be responsible for any unauthorized use of lost or stolen dining cards.
Students need to get a replacement ID card at the Campus Center Ticket, Information and ID Office and bring it to
the Student Housing Office and bring it to the Student Housing Services Office to have it re-encoded with their dining plan account number. The replacement UH ID card will be encoded upon issuance. There is a replacement fee for lost or damanged ID cards. Students may also encode ID at Student Housing Services.
Refunds, Cancellations and Changes
Refunds will only be given for hall transfers to the apartments or when a housing contract is terminated. Prorated refunds for housing residents will be applied to their student account. This credit will either be applied to outstanding account balances or refunded by the UH Cashier’s office. Points that come with the meal plan are
non-refundable and will remain on your account in the event of any dining changes or cancellations.
Students living off-campus will be assessed a $25 cancellation fee for any refunds or cancellations. Refunds will be prorated on a weekly basis and will take six to eight weeks.
Meal plan changes may be made until September 2, 2010. After meal plans start meal plan changes will be prorated on a weekly basis.
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