Enjoy delicious, well-balanced, and nutritious meals at almost any time of day at convenient locations throughout campus using your RebelCard to access your dining plan — the most cost-effective way to dine on campus. All students living in the UNLV residence halls are required to select one of the campus dining plans above.
Residential dining plans are offered on a semester basis and include meals at the Hazel M. Wilson Dining Commons (DC) plus Dining Dollars that may be used for additional food purchases around campus. The DC is open Monday-Friday for breakfast, lunch, and dinner; and Saturday-Sunday for brunch and dinner. Additionally, an extra meal called “late night” is served one day per week.
Each time you enter DC, your RebelCard is swiped and one meal is subtracted. You may also use your dining plan to treat friends and parents. Unused meals are not transferred to the following semester or refunded. Dining Dollars transfer from the fall to the spring semester, but expire at the end of the academic year in May. If you run out of meals for the semester, you can use your Dining Dollars, pay with cash or credit card, or purchase additional meals on your meal plan.
Dining Dollars
Each dining plan comes with Dining Dollars, accessed through your RebelCard, which can be used at any campus eatery such as Starbucks and Jamba Juice in the Student Union. A complete list of locations that accept Dining Dollars is available at the UNLV Dining website. The amount of Dining Dollars you receive each semester depends on the dining plan you select.
Dining Dollars conveniently roll over from fall to spring semester, but they do not carry over to summer or the following fall. This is different then Meal Plans/Residential Dining Plans.
Meal Plans
Meal plans are reset by RebelCard team every semester.
Changing Your Residential Dining Plan
You may change dining plan selection one time per semester through the end of the third week of classes. Summer term meal plans cannot be changed during the summer. Approval is contingent upon the current meal balance and Dining Dollar balance. This change will become effective within one or two business days. A processing fee will be charged to change the meal plan. Meal Plan Change Forms are available at the Office of Housing & Residential Life. Any additional fee or refund that may be due will be calculated based on the effective date of the change.
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