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Stop requiring MCAD residents to purchase $600 cafe cards

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Amanda Banach
5 years ago

Yeah, no thanks chief. I'm 20 years old. This isn't high school anymore. You can make suggestions but don't try to make me pay $600 for a "healthy food" program. If i want to corrupt my diet with fries, let me! I'm an adult.

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Mad Radtke
5 years ago

This is an absurd request for students living in dorms. The very foundation of the mcad dorms being in apartments is to learn how to live independently as an artist. Requiring students to have a $600 card for a cafe is condescending and contradictory from the basis of apartment living. Do not add this unnecessary expense to their already overpriced apartment and education.

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Elysia J
5 years ago

I hope this helps!

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Charlie Douglas
5 years ago

Let people choose where they spend money on food.

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Isabelle Margan
5 years ago

600 is a bit much for 1 semester! I strongly believe this should be optional !

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Anonymous
5 years ago

Comming from someone that has never eaten from the school cafeteria en his life, i think it is an overpriced service for something of basic need

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Richard Flores
5 years ago

If I was willing to spend 600 dollars a semester eating at the MCAD cafe I would already be doing that. I don't see how requiring students to spend 600 dollars promotes healthy eating anymore than having the bistro be open-- by making us feel like we're wasting money if we don't eat exclusively on campus? I know for sure that I am going to forget to use this plan throughout the semester and instead end up trying to drain the funds at the end of the year.

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Julia
5 years ago

My best friend needs this! Dont let her drown in debt!

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Bre Ann Meier
5 years ago

Bogus

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Acacia Wytaske
5 years ago

For the amount of money my student is paying for this school, meals should be provided. This seems like a scheme to squeeze more money out of the students. Very disappointing.

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Tessa Browning
5 years ago

Freedom of choice is REQUIRED!

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Dian Biesanz
5 years ago

Why do you insist students go to this bistro instead of cooking their own meal, which in itself is a life lesson. Sounds a little like your school is forcing it down their throat, not a good idea.

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Anonymous
5 years ago

Clowns

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Anonymous
5 years ago

How are people supposed to get food when it closes right when classes end?!?!

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Anonymous
5 years ago

So mad at mcad for trying to force their students to only eat on campus this way

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Caroline Jablonowski
5 years ago

Having on-campus students be required to pay for a several hundred dollar meal plan is completely inconsiderate of student financial situations. Eating healthy is important of course, but we are adults and should be trusted to choose whether a meal plan is best for us or not without having to prove it in writing. This is not an expense many students can afford especially during a time like this.

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Sasha J
5 years ago

Students deserve the freedom to make their own food choices, based on their eating needs and cravings that may have. And not feel trapped and focused to pay and eat food that... 1) Don't want. 2) Don't like. 3) Forced to contribute to.

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grace hilling
5 years ago

We shouldnt need to pay for a meal plan. Its cheaper just to buy our own groceries

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Anonymous
5 years ago

I'd like if it was optional. We have kitchens and stuff for a reason, I agree that more can trips would be better.

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Anonymous
5 years ago

There's nothing wrong with having a meal plan, but it's unreasonable to have everyone on campus be required to use it. Please make this optional!!!