All Promontory residents are required to have a Flex Plan. 

A Flex Plan is optional for University Village residents.

All Flex Plan dollars may be used at all Retail Food Service locations on campus; while $100 is allocated for selected off-campus locations. All on-campus food locations are retail only. It is not a traditional or all you can eat board plan.  The Flex plan is available at all food retail operations on-campus.  Also, the flex dollars available, exclusively on campus ($675), have an added bonus from Sohexho (our food service provider) of an additional 10% of purchasing power (an additional bonus of $42.50 of flex dollars). Students may use their Flex Dollars to purchase items for themselves and their guests. Any remaining balance of Flex Dollars will roll over from Fall Semester to Spring Semester, provided the student is enrolled in a flex plan for Spring Semester.

Student’s flex plans are non-transferable. The student must present their ID Card to redeem Flex Dollars. Students may change their flex plan within the first 10 business days of each academic semester. No changes will be allowed after this time. Students may be released from their Flex Plan for the following reasons:

The resident is no longer enrolled in classes at the University and is released from their Housing License Agreement. 

Medical requirements that the food service provider may not be able to fulfill.  A detailed explanation and dietary requirements must be submitted by a medical physician and is subject to review by the food service provider.  As the food service provider for Weber State University, it will determine whether or not it can meet the requirements as prescribed by the medical physician.  Only in those circumstances where the dietary requirements are beyond the food service provider ability to meet, will a student be excused from the Flex Plan.

Students must honor the rules of access in the Dining Room. The Student must present their Campus ID Card for admittance to the Dining Room.

1.  Any Student caught removing food from the Food Service Retail area without payment, or in the act of theft, will be presented to the Resident Life Administrator for Disciplinary Action.

2.  Any student that fails to show reasonable respect and common courtesy for their peers, employees and/or management of the food service staff will be presented to the Resident Life Administrator for Disciplinary Action.

3.  Any Student that causes damage or distress in the dining area will be presented to the Resident Life Administrator for Disciplinary Action.