Christopher Newport University requires freshmen and sophomores living on campus to spend $1,875 dollars on meal plans every semester. It is a waste of money and food for so many students, so it should be optional. It would be the student's choice to be responsible for making their own food if they opted out, but there would at least be an option. Help prevent wasting food and money, sign this petition.
Seeing this kind of movement confirms that so many of you are just as tired of these mandatory costs as I am. It is exhausting to keep pushing against the administration but knowing I am not alone makes the weight keepable. We keep moving forward.
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Tyler Wilson
11 years ago
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The food quality is honestly trash and I hate that my parents are forced to pay for it. let us opt out already
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Cedrice Gamble
11 years ago
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$1,875 is robbery! A semester lasts only 5 months. A students with the option on buying their own food could EASILY spend much less on a cost effective diet. A meal plan should be a choice.
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Jonathan Rogers
11 years ago
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As people join the ranks of higher education, it is the responsibility of the institutions they put their trust in to treat them like the adults we claim them to be. With the cost of education skyrocketing on a yearly basis, students should have a say in how they allocate their finances.
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Norene Pell
11 years ago
would love for my student to have the option to opt out
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Kenny Marshall
11 years ago
Ridiculous and absurd! What if someone has special dietary needs?
Christopher Newport University requires freshmen and sophomores living on campus to spend $1,875 dollars on meal plans every semester. It is a waste of money and food for so many students, so it should be optional. It would be the student's choice to be responsible for making their own food if they opted out, but there would at least be an option. Help prevent wasting food and money, sign this petition.
Seeing this kind of movement confirms that so many of you are just as tired of these mandatory costs as I am. It is exhausting to keep pushing against the administration but knowing I am not alone makes the weight keepable. We keep moving forward.
10 Comments
T
Tyler Wilson
11 years ago
Featured
The food quality is honestly trash and I hate that my parents are forced to pay for it. let us opt out already
C
Cedrice Gamble
11 years ago
Featured
$1,875 is robbery! A semester lasts only 5 months. A students with the option on buying their own food could EASILY spend much less on a cost effective diet. A meal plan should be a choice.
J
Jonathan Rogers
11 years ago
Featured
As people join the ranks of higher education, it is the responsibility of the institutions they put their trust in to treat them like the adults we claim them to be. With the cost of education skyrocketing on a yearly basis, students should have a say in how they allocate their finances.
N
Norene Pell
11 years ago
would love for my student to have the option to opt out
K
Kenny Marshall
11 years ago
Ridiculous and absurd! What if someone has special dietary needs?
The food quality is honestly trash and I hate that my parents are forced to pay for it. let us opt out already