For the student living a distance from campus, the regular Declining Balance Account is a convenient alternative to the All Campus Meal Membership. The Regular Declining Balance Account allows the student to deposit funds at any time. The account is accepted at all Gator Dining locations. There is no fee to establish the account and no minimum balance to maintain. Any unused balance carries forward from semester to semester and from year to year until you graduate or leave school.

Both Flex Bucks and Declining Balance are accounts on your Gator 1 Card that work just like a debit account for food. They are accepted at all food locations on campus. Flex Bucks come with a Meal Membership while Declining Balance is maintained separately. Because Flex Bucks come with a Meal Membership, they expire at the end of the spring semester while Declining Balance will continue to rollover until you graduate, withdraw, or transfer from UF.

No. For students a Declining Balance Account is a prepaid account separate from the student meal plan and the Bookstore Charge. Flex-Plus is part of the BUDS student meal plan options. The Bookstore Charge is available through the Brown Bookstore. All three options work off the Brown ID Card. Brown Card holders can use the CVC machines to check their balance on their Declining Balance Account and to transfer up to $20.00 in value from the Declining Balance Account to the card's vending stripe.

The declining balance meal membership provides University College residents the flexibility of eating at any University food service outlet on campus (including the Pembina Hall Dining Room).

Remaining (non-meal) Declining Balance will transfer from semester to semester and from academic year to academic year.

Declining Balance Dollars Dollars and Maroon Money are completely separate accounts. Declining Balance Dollars are part of a purchased meal plan. Meal plans/Declining Balance Dollars can only be used in the food service areas on campus. Maroon Money can be used both on and off campus at participating merchants. For information regarding Meals Plans/Declining Balance Dollars check the Dining web page webpage.

Your bill provides a balance due statement. You can also call 1-800-Entergy and use the Interactive Voice Response Unit by selecting residential option 1, and account or billing information, option 1 again. You can also speak with an Entergy representative.

Student may always access their account balance information online via WebConnect or by phone at (815) 753-1878.

University of Minnesota currently offers four traditional meal plans and four enhanced plans with meals and FlexDine combinations. UDS is partnering with the student advisory board to determine meal plan options for the future. Currently, UDS also offers a $300 FlexDine option that is available for commuters, faculty, staff, or campus apartment students, as well as two Meals-Plus-FlexDine options designed specifically for non-residents.

DCB 'rollover' from fall to spring. All DCB not used by the end of the academic year will be forfeited.

any time, and from any Internet connection, you can check your Cashless School Parent Account balance. Go to the Cashless School Parent Accounts website, sign in by entering your Cashless School Parent Account number and secret PIN, after which, your Account balance is displayed on the screen (just under your Online User Name and Cashless School Parent Account number). It is also displayed in the Cashless School Parent Account History section of Cashless School Parent Accounts website. Top

The easiest way to check your account balance is in the Secure Member Log-in area, or you can write to us at any time to request the dollar value of your account as at a certain date. We are only able to provide this type of information in writing. Your first two requests in each financial year are free of charge, with any subsequent requests in that year incurring a Benefit Quotation Fee of $20.00 each.