Your meal plan includes a number of programs designed to offer flexibility for your dining experience.
The Meal Exchange Program makes it possible for students with meal plans to dine with their friends at eating clubs, or between two different participating clubs, without spending additional funds.
The Six Free Meals Program begins on August 25, 2024 and does not run during recess periods. Meals are for use at Procter Hall in the Graduate College. Visit the Graduate School page more information.
Students with meal plans automatically have 10 meals credited to their plan for guests each semester. This entitles meal plan contract holders to bring a guest to a residential dining hall 10 times each semester at no additional charge. Once 10 guest meals have been tallied, students will be charged the guest meal rate. This rate and…
We recognize that students may be unable to dine during regular dining hall hours. Therefore, students with meal plans are entitled to use their plan to purchase late lunches Monday to Friday and late dinner Monday to Thursday at the Food Gallery at Frist.
A convenient meal option that allows students the ability to order ahead and pick up a bag lunch at the residential dining halls and select retail locations.
Two Meals Per Week is a University program intended to encourage juniors and seniors to stay connected to their residential colleges. Administered by Campus Dining, the program credits two meals per week to all juniors and seniors for use in a residential dining hall regardless of whether or not they have purchased a meal plan.
The conditions or availability of these dining programs are subject to change depending on legal requirements issued by federal, state, and local governments, as well as guidance issued by public health experts and relevant University policies.