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What are Flex Dollars?

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What are Flex Dollars?

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Flex Dollars are a type of currency that students may use to purchase meals and a la carte items in various locations on campus. Most meal plans include Flex Dollars, and students may also purchase additional Flex Dollars. Additional Flex Dollars may be purchased by completing a form at the Office of Undergraduate Student Housing (the charges are added to the Bursar bill), or by using a credit card on-line (www.uchicago.campusdish.com). Flex dollars work like a debit card; each time a purchase is made, the money is subtracted from the student’s Flex Dollar account. One flex Dollar has the buying power of $1. Flex dollar balances remaining at the end of each quarter roll over to the next quarter; however, all Flex Dollars expire at the end of the academic year, and any remaining balances is not refundable. Additionally, if a student’s status changes to that of being on a leave of absence or withdrawing from the University, the student will not be able to access the Flex Dollars on their

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A – Flex dollars offer additional variety in dining by allowing you to make purchases in the Hungry Hawk Café, and our Grab and Go locations of Jazzman’s Café, Café a la Carte (located in Berndt Hall), and Night Hawk (located in Cooper Hall).

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Flex Dollars are additional money allotted on your meal plan that allows you more flexibility in dining choices. You can use your Flex Dollars at any of our dining locations including the convenience stores located at McCallie Dining Hall and the Cybercafe @ Woodmore. All Flex Dollars are closed at the end of each semester.

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