Our meal plans are among some of the most flexible in the nation. They allow you -
the customer - to decide where, when and how often you want to eat. Not sure which
plan to get? You can add funds to your plan at any time if you run low. Also, 100%
of the remaining balance at the end of the fall semester will roll over to the following
spring semester with a valid meal plan contract. Rollover only available from fall
to spring semester within same academic year.
Meal Plan RatesFor the 2024-2025 Academic Year
Platinum
Contracted Meal Plan
$2,425* rate/semester
$2,275 dining dollars/semester
$136 average weekly spending
Gold | Pete's Pick
Contracted Meal Plan
$2,155*rate/semester
$2,005 dining dollars/semester
$120 average weekly spending
Silver
Contracted Meal Plan
$1,905*rate/semester
$1,755 dining dollars/semester
$105 average weekly spending
Bronze*
Contracted Meal Plan
$1,700*rate/semester
$1,550 dining dollars/semester
$93 average weekly spending
Copper
Contracted Meal Plan
$1,330*rate/semester
$1,180 dining dollars/semester
$71 average weekly spending
Plan G
Non-Contracted Meal Plan
$100 Dining Dollar increments
*Bronze is the minimum required meal plan for freshmen living on campus
* $150 operations surcharge per semester to all contracted meal plans to help offset
the cost associated with back-end systems and infrastructure, repairs and maintenance,
debt repayment, and major deferred maintenance to support dining service program.
How to Use Your Meal Plan
Your meal plan is loaded onto your student ID one week before classes begin. OSU meal
plans work on a declining-balance system - think of it like a debit card. Each time
you swipe your student ID, the exact amount you see at the cash register is deducted
from your meal plan. There are no weekly spending limits - you can spend as much or
as little as you want, whenever you want.
Visit any of the nearly 30 dining locations on campus
Order what you want
Swipe your Student ID to pay and see the exact dollar amount deducted from your balance
at the end of the transaction
Check your remaining balance at the bottom of your receipt
There is no right or wrong meal plan level. Freshmen must choose Bronze at a minimum,
but you may select all the way up to Platinum.
Think about how much you plan to eat on campus. Will you eat three meals a day, seven
days a week on campus? Do you usually eat breakfast? Do you like to have a few snacks
throughout the day? All of these are good questions to consider when selecting a meal
plan.
Absolutely. You may make changes to your contracted meal plan through the first week
of classes without penalty. Visit the meal plan office in 301 Student Union or email
dining@okstate.edu. All changes must be in writing.
You can spend your meal plan anywhere you can buy food or drink on campus, excluding
vending machines. Your meal plan is also valid at the athletic venues to purchase
non-alcoholic concessions.
Although you can't spend your meal plan off campus, we have neearly 30 dining locations
across campus to choose from. Click here to explore your options.
With our flexible meal plans, there are no weekly minimums or maximums. All of our
dining concepts are à la carte, meaning you can spend as much or as little as you
want, whenever you want.
Due to the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act, parents cannot access meal plan
information without a signed FERPA on file. This process is completed through the
Office of the Registrar.
100% of the remaining balance will rollover at the end of the fall semester to the
following spring semester with a valid meal plan contract. Rollover is only available
from fall to spring semester within same academic year.
Freshmen members of Greek Life whodo notlive in a Greek house will be required to maintain a meal plan at the Bronze level
or higher.
If you are moving into a Greek house at the beginning of the academic year, you may
cancel your meal plan without penalty. *See important meal plan dates for the deadline. You may cancel your meal plan for a fee of $150 if you are moving into a Greek house
in the spring semester.
Of course! If you'd still like to maintain a small meal plan for use on campus, consider
a non-contract Plan G meal plan. This meal plan works in increments of $100 and the
money never expires.
