Meal Plans

Marymount‘s meal plans make it easy and convenient for students to grab a bite on and off campus with their Marymount ID. 

Meal Plan Options

At Marymount we work to provide all students with a Meal Plan that will best meet your needs for eating well. The meal plan provides flexibility and combo meals, offering value and clarity.  

Students have easy access to on-campus options like Saints 24, and the weekly quota provides a clear understanding about how many meals students have available. The weekly swipes follow a use it or lose it format and expire Sunday nights, allowing students to decide how to divide their swipes throughout the week.  

Student meal plans are tiered:  

  • 19-Weekly Meal Plan – Required for Freshmen 
  • 14-Weekly Meal Plan – Available to Sophomores and Up 
  • 10-Weekly Meal Plan – Available to Juniors and Up 
  • Block 30 & Block 60 – Reserved for commuters, with meals expiring at the end of each semester 

 

Residential Meal Plan Details 

Meal Plan  Weekly Swipes  Bernie Bucks  Saints Cash  Semester Rate-FY 27  Yearly Rate -FY 27 
19 Weekly  19 swipes  $300  $270  $3,901  $7,802
14 Weekly  14 swipes  $150  $155  $3,113  $6,225 
10 Weekly  10 swipes  $75  $85  $2,084  $4,169 

Commuter Meal Plan Details 

Meal Plan  Total Swipes Per Semester  Bernie Bucks  Saints Cash  Semester Rate-FY 27  Yearly Rate-FY 27 
Block 60  60 swipes  $0  $105  $907 $1,814 
Block 30  30 swipes  $0  $60  $454  $907 

 

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a Meal Exchange?

Answer
A Meal Exchange allows you to use a meal swipe at Lola’s or Bernie’s for a complete combo meal: entrée, one side and a drink.

What is the difference between Bernie Bucks and Saints Cash?

Answer

Bernie Bucks can be used on or off campus (i.e. Grubhub). Saints Cash can only be used on-campus dining locations (Lola’s, Bernie’s, Saints 24).

Will my unused meals or cash rollover?

Answer

Old Bernie Bucks and unused meal swipes will expire at the end of June 2025. Starting fall 2025, all meal swipes expire on Sunday evening each week. The exception is for commuters, who have a block number of meal swipes for the entire semester. Bernie Bucks and Saints Cash will roll over from the fall to spring semester and expire at the spring semester’s end.

Can I choose my meal plan?

Answer

Meal plan access depends on your class year: 

  • 19- Weekly Meal Plan – Required for Freshmen 
  • 14- Weekly Meal Plan – Available to Sophomores and Up 
  • 10-Weekly Meal Plan – Available to Juniors and Up 
  • Block 30 & Block 60 – Reserved for commuters, with meals expiring at the end of each semester 

Where can students check their balances?

Answer

Students can check their balances in the eAccounts App and log in using their Marymount log in information. They can download the eAccounts app via the app store:
Android
Apple