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Vanderbilt’s dining halls are a key part of campus life, and our meal plans are designed to enhance students’ residential college experience. All Vanderbilt students living on campus are required to participate in a meal plan based on their cohort year. Meal plans are available to all undergraduate and graduate students, as well as faculty and staff.

Meal plans are loaded onto your Commodore Card or mobile wallet, and consist of a weekly meal allowance + flexible meal money. Simply tap your card or phone at a dining location, and the meal or Meal Money will automatically deduct from your account. Most dining locations are all-you-care-to-eat, while others offer meals consisting of an entree, side(s) and a drink. These options include residential dining halls, retail markets and cafes, and Munchie Marts, which offer both grab and go options and Market Basket grocery kits.

See below for meal plan components and rates for the 2022-23 academic year, starting on Saturday, August 20, 2022 and ending on Saturday, May 9th, 2023. For a more comprehensive look at our program and recent updates, check out our Campus Dining Brochure 2022-23.

First-Years	Sophomores	Juniors	Seniors	All-Access Plan
21 on-campus meals per week	19 on-campus meals per week	19 on-campus meals per week	14 on-campus meals per week	Unlimited on-campus meals per week
$225 Meal Money per semester	$275 Meal Money per semester	$275 Meal Money per semester	$325 Meal Money per semester	$225 Meal Money per semester
$3,571 per semester	$3,535 per semester	$3,535 per semester	$3,147 per semester	$3,731 per semester

All meal plans include 5 guest meals, for use at any time during the semester.

*More information on All-Access Plan here

Flex-Meals

Students living off campus will have the ability to purchase any meal plan, but will not be required to do so. In addition, nonresidential students, faculty, and staff have the option to purchase flex meals which are prepaid blocks of meals, redeemable at any Campus Dining location.

Purchase Undergrad Student Flex Meals

Purchase Grad Flex Meals

Purchase Faculty-Staff Flex Meals

In addition to our meal plans, students can use debit spending accounts for food purchases:

Meal Money — Money in this account is non-taxable (at the dining halls) for students living on campus and can be used at on-campus dining facilities, Munchie Marts, food trucks and Taste of Nashville restaurants. Unused Meal Money from the fall semester can be rolled over to the spring, but must be depleted by the end of the spring semester or the money is forfeited.
Commodore Cash — Money in this account is taxable and fully refundable. It can be used in dining facilities, book stores, Munchie Marts, Sarratt ticket desk, post office, athletic concessions, Outdoor Recreation Center, Taste of Nashville locations, food trucks and at vending, laundry and copier machines.

Faculty-Staff Meal Plan

Available to Vanderbilt Faculty, Staff, Graduate and Professional Students

Graduate and professional students are not required to purchase a meal plan, but are offered at a bundled discounted rate and are redeemable at open Vanderbilt Campus Dining locations. Any selection will be billed to your student account and may be purchased here.

Faculty and staff who wish to purchase a meal plan, may do so with a credit card here.

Log in with your VUNetID credentials and follow the instructions. Please note meals are non-refundable, and are not transferable.

2021-2022 Meal Plan Start & Stop Dates

Fall 2022 Meal Plans begin Saturday, August 20, 2022.

Meal plans are temporarily suspended November 19, 2022- November 26, 2022 for Thanksgiving break
Meal plans are temporarily suspended December 18, 2022- January 8, 2023 for winter break
Spring Break- March 11, 2023 – March 9th, 2023

Meal plans end at the end of day on Tuesday, May 9, 2023. Meal money is able to be used until Saturday, May 13, 2023.

Graduating Seniors’ meal plans will remain active until 1pm Friday, May 12th. Limited service available from Tuesday, May 10 – Friday, May 12. For details, visit vu.edu/menus.

Meal Plan FAQ:

Do I have to purchase a meal plan?

All Vanderbilt students living on campus are required to participate in a meal plan. On-campus students will be automatically be enrolled in a meal plan based on a student's cohort year at Vanderbilt. Example: Sophomores receive the Sophomore Plan, with 19 meals per week.

If you are a Vanderbilt student living off campus, you do not need to purchase a meal plan but can opt-in to any residential meal plan. They are the same plans that are offered on campus, yet are subject to TN state sales tax.

Meal plans are a required component of the residential undergraduate cost of attendance and exceptions are not granted.

(Students residing at OHARE at the Village at Vanderbilt are considered on-campus for the purposes of meal plan requirements)

How do I purchase a meal plan?

To purchase a meal plan, visit: vanderbi.lt/mymealplan

All Vanderbilt students living on campus are required to have meal plan. Students are automatically enrolled into a meal plan based on your year at Vanderbilt. Example: Sophomores receive the Sophomore Plan, with 19 meals per week.

If you are a Vanderbilt Student who lives off campus, you do not need to purchase a meal plan but can purchase any of residential meal plan. They are the same plans that are offered on campus, yet are taxed.

For off-campus students who wish to purchase a meal plan or those who want to upgrade your meal plan, you may do that here.

How many meals can I purchase a day with my meal plan?

For the 2022-23 academic year, there is no daily limit on the number of times you can redeem a meal. Students can redeem meal swipes up to three times per 60 minute period. This meal swipe policy will be consistent in all Campus Dining locations, including dining halls, cafes, and Munchie Marts.

Students enrolled in the optional All-Access plan can swipe in and out of residential dining locations as many times as they wish. Students enrolled in the optional All-Access plan can swipe once per day at any retail location, in addition to enjoying unlimited visits in Residential dining halls.

I have allergies and it is hard for me to find things to eat on campus. What do I do?

Vanderbilt takes great pride being named "Best Overall Food Allergy Program, 2021" by MenuTrinfo. Most all of our food in dining halls have allergens clearly marked, and can be viewed on our NetNutrition menu builder at vu.edu/menus. In addition, all residential dining halls are certified peanut and treenut free, with the exception of Rothschild. For further questions, please reach out to our Registered Dietitan, for assistance on navigating your way through Vanderbilt's dining facilities. Emily Svennevik, MPH, RD, LDN at .

I have a special diet and it is hard for me to find things to eat on campus. Can I be exempt from purchasing a meal plan?

Vanderbilt Campus Dining takes its role seriously in providing healthy and nutritious options for all students - including those with unique dietary preferences or allergies. To help find menu options that fit everyone's unique needs, we encourage students to visit our NetNutrition menu planning tool at vu.edu/menus. For more comprehensive information regarding special dietary requirements and how to navigate any accommodatoins, our Registered Dietitian, Emily Svennivik, is available to meet privately and confidentially with students. Emily can be reached via email at . For quick nutrition questions, you can now text Emily directly - simply text "AskEmily" + your question - to 55744 from your mobile device.

How can I find out my account status?

The Commodore Card Office has a great website that allows you to view your account status online here.

You may also download the GET app to be able to easily check your balance on the go.

What's the difference between Commodore Cash and the Meal Money Account?

These are two different accounts with separate funds.

Meal Money is an additional debit spending account available for food purchases. Meal Money can be used at on-campus dining locations, vending and Munchie Marts as well as off-campus participating Taste of Nashville restaurants. With the student VU Meal Plan, you will receive an alotted amount per semester of Meal Money. You may add any additional funds to this account as you see fit.
Commodore Cash is a debit spending account which can be used to make cash-free purchases at any campus location that accepts the Commodore Card (your student, faculty or staff ID). This account does not come with the VU Meal Plan, but may be added as you see fit. Money on this account is taxable and is fully refundable. The locations to use Commodore Cash include:
- Dining Locations
- Vanderbilt Bookstore
- Vanderbilt Printing Services
- Munchie Marts
- Vending
- Laundry and Copier Machines
- Sarratt Ticket Desk
- Post Office
- Athletic Concessions
- Outdoor Recreation Center

How long does it take Cash App to reset limit?

Cash App weekly limit does not reset at any particular time. It depends on when your Cash App account was created. So, it is different for every user. For example, you opened a Cash App account on the 10th of a month, so your one week with Cash App will be completed on the 17th of that month.

What is the Cash App limit per week?

How much can you send on Cash App each week? The default account limit on Cash App for sending money is $250 within a seven-day period. If you successfully go through Cash App's verification process, you should be able to send up to $7,500 per week and up to $17,500 per month.

What is Cash App daily limit?

Cash App Support ATM Withdrawal Limit. You can use your Cash Card to get cashback at checkout and withdraw cash from ATMs, up to the following limits: $1,000 per day. $1,000 per ATM transaction. $1,000 per week.