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is there a way to get your unused meal swipes to transfer over to next year? because i have the 250 plan (which has 250 swipes a year) and i currently still have over 200 of the swipes left. it's just not convenient for me to go and i really hate all the food but the thought of wasting all that money not using the swipes and them going away after the end of the year makes me sick to my stomach, so I was wondering if theres any way to get them transferred to next year
Unfortunately, there’s no way to roll over meals to the next school year. What you could do to not waste meals, is order Rhetty to Go Meals for every meal for the rest of the semester. That’s 12 weeks, 7 days, 3 meals a day for a total of 252 meals. That will easily use up the rest of your meals. If you don’t even want to eat any of the food, you could give it to someone else. If you aren’t eating in the dining hall, how are you making meals? Are you just going out to eat?
At this point, you can’t get any money back for the dining plan and if you are in a dorm, they require that you have a plan since you can’t cook for yourself. You may just want to order Rhetty to Go Meals and give them to other people so at least the meal swipes don’t go to waste.
You can order Rhetty to Go Meals here.
What are healthy foods to get at GSU? Panda seems really fried, but its the one I see most people eating..
Loose Leafs, Charles River Bread Co, and some of the soups at Copper Kettle can be rather healthy. I’ve never eaten at Takin’ It to the Street but I imagine that they would have some healthy options. Sushi can be quite healthy too. At Panda, you can make your dishes healthy by choosing some of the vegetable meals and brown rice. Not everything at Panda is fried, but a lot of it is. Panda is also known as being one of the fastest stations at the GSU, so that’s probably why so many people choose it over the others.
The Boston University Dining Experience
The Boston University Dining Experience
You constantly hear about students bitching and moaning about their college’s dining services. For Boston University students this is rare– I mean we pay $60,000 a year for a reason right?
As with most colleges, BU meal plans are divided into a number of meals at the dining halls, and some sort of point system. Boston University has three dining halls and a plethora of other options that accept…
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the dining hall
on most days: on parent's weekend:
There’s this guy I always see in the dining hall (I think he works there) who is always wearing color coordinated outfits with a matching bow tie and suspenders.
Every time I see him it makes me smile. I don’t know if I wanna date him or be him but I’m pretty sure I love him.
BU dining,
why do you try to cook tofu like it's meat, when there are so many ways to cook it like it's tofu?
BU Dining is so dramatic. But this actually looks awesome.
