49ER ID CARD
ONE CARD THAT DOES IT ALL!
A 49er ID card allows
It’s also a
access to
•Meal Plan card
•Campus housing
•Campus activities and
programs
•Athletic events and
recreational facilities
•Computer labs
•Student Health Center
•Library card
And holds funds for
•Optional Dining
Account
•49er Account
To get a 49er ID card, you’ll need:
• To be registered for classes;
• Proof of University affiliation such as acceptance
letter, class schedule, proof of registration or
tuition bill;
• Student ID number that begins with 800
(assigned at acceptance; appears on the
acceptance letter).
• One valid proof of identification such as a driver’s
license, State Issued ID or Passport.
ID Card Office | 127 Student Union (#69)
Monday – Friday 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM
704-687-7040 | aux.uncc.edu/49er
49er Card/Meal Plans Office
Auxiliary Services Bldg. (#39)
Monday – Friday 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM
704-687-7337 | aux.uncc.edu
VENDING AND ATM SERVICES
Vending machines are liberally placed throughout campus. Almost every snack and drink machine accepts dollar
bills, change, and the 49er Account. In the snack machines,
healthier choices are in the column to the right.
In the event of malfunction, cash refunds are available in
the Auxiliary Services Office, or submit an online report/
refund request or call 704-687-7333 and a refund will be
electronically credited to your 49er Account.
ATMs are located at multiple campus locations: Barnhardt Student Activity Center, Cone University Center,
Student Union and Prospector Building.
CONTENTS CLICK ON THE SUBJECT YOU WANT TO SEE
49ER ACCOUNT
49ER ID CARD
AUX SERVICES AND DINING VENUE MAP
VENDING SERVICES
Auxiliary Services Bldg. (#39)
Monday – Friday, 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM
MAIL & PACKAGE SERVICES
MEAL PLAN DINING
MEAL PLAN FAQS
704-687-7333
PARKING PERMIT INFORMATION
ATM list and map: aux.uncc.edu/vending/atm
REPROGRAPHICS - COPYING AND PRINTING
Vending problem report form
aux.uncc.edu/vending/refund
TEXTBOOKS AND SUPPLIES
VENDING AND ATM SERVICES
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49ER ACCOUNT
THE EASY, SMART WAY TO PURCHASE GOODS AND SERVICES ON CAMPUS!
The 49er Account is a prepaid convenience account.
Advantages to the 49er
Account include:
Four ways to deposit funds onto the 49er Account:
• Online at aux.uncc.edu;
• In person at the 49er Card Office in the Auxiliary Services
Building or the ID Card office in the Student Union;
• By mail: Send check or money order to 49er Card Office,
9201 University City Blvd., Charlotte, NC 28223. Include
student’s ID number; make checks payable to “UNCC
49er Account.”
• Via one of four VTS machines, located on the first and
second floors of Atkins Library, Barnard Computer
Commons, and RDH. (VTS machines accept only cash.)
• Safe, secure, convenient
• May be added to instantly
online, 24 hours a day
• Available semester to
semester, year to year, as
long as student is enrolled
Good at over 100 campus locations:
• Including Barnes & Noble at UNC Charlotte Bookstore,
NinerTech, Campus Salon, Mail & Package Services,
Parking and Transportation Services, Atkins Library,
REPROS copy center, copiers and pay-for-print printers in
library and labs, and Outtakes convenience stores, sports
and theater concessions*
• Campus vending machines and residence hall laundry
facilities
* 49er Account funds are not tax exempt in dining venues and
conveninece stores.
HOW MUCH TO PUT ON THE 49ER ACCOUNT?
Here’s what the average student spends from the
49er Account per semester:
Vending, pay-for-print . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $50.00
Supplies, C-store items, laundry. . . . . . 150.00
Unspent funds stay available as long as the student is
enrolled. Upon graduation or withdrawal, remaining
monies over $5 are refundable.
TOTAL. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 200.00
MEAL PLAN DINING
A MEAL PLAN PURCHASE PROVIDES THESE ADVANTAGES:
•Favorite Flavors: Many popular, national brands
•Convenience: One card for all campus dining
purchases
•Diet Preferences: Vegetarian, vegan and healthy
options are available at Crown Commons and RDH
and many of the retail locations.
•Savings: Purchases are up to 8.25% SALES TAX
FREE!
•Variety and Flexibility: Meal plans to fit your dining
needs; many places to eat on campus include late
evening and weekend dining
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Students who live in residence halls without private
kitchens are considered to be living in “required
housing,” and must choose a meal plan as part of
the housing contract. These residences include Hunt,
Moore, Sanford, Scott, Holshouser, and the suites in
Cedar, Hawthorn, Hickory, Lynch, Miltimore, Oak,
Sycamore, Walnut, and Witherspoon.
UNC Charlotte offers three types of meal plans —
Traditional, Block and All Declining Balance Plans —
with choices available within each type.
PLAN MEMBER DINING ELIGIBILITY CHART
MEAL PLANS
Housing and Class Status
H A B C D E F G K
Freshmen in Required Housing
3 3 3 3 3
Upperclassmen in Required
Housing
3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3
Freshmen and Upperclassmen
in Non-Required Housing
3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3
3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3
Commuters, Greek Villagers
TRADITIONAL PLANS
Traditional Meal plans H, A, B and C have two parts:
The first part is the number of meal swipes provided per
week, taken in either the Residence Dining Hall (RDH) or
Crown Commons, the two all-you-care-to-eat dining facilities. The number of meals allotted resets weekly, on Monday
morning.
The second part is called Declining Balance, or DB. It is
a specific allotment of funds attached to the meal plan, and
can be used at any campus dining venue, including retail
locations such as Einstein Bagels in the Student Union or
Chick-fil-A in the Prospector building. DB funds can also
be used for concessions and for goods at the four Outtakes
convenience stores on campus.
Traditional Meal Plans are offered with varying amounts
of set meals and Declining Balance so that students can
choose what best suits their college lifestyle.
If, for example, Traditional Meal Plan C is chosen (it’s
the most popular), a student may eat 10 meals a week at
RDH or Crown Commons. There will also be $400 in DB
funds available to spend on other meals, snacks or Outtakes
convenience items over the course of the semester. (And that
student will save 8.25% on all their dining purchases.)
Unused meals do not roll over from one week to the next,
and any unspent Declining Balance also does NOT roll over
to the next semester.
Traditional Meal Plans Selection and Price
H 19 Meals per week . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $1,915
$100 DB per semester
A 14 Meals per week . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $1,915
$200 DB per semester
B 12 Meals per week . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $2,035
$300 DB per semester
C 10 Meals per week . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $2,035
$400 DB per semester
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MEAL PLAN DINING CONTINUED
BLOCK MEAL PLANS
Block Meal Plans are constructed just like Traditional
Meal Plans in that they consist of two parts: a set number
of meal swipes and a specific amount of Declining Balance,
“DB” funds. The difference is that Block Plan meals may
be eaten anytime over the course of the semester. So if your
student chooses Block Plan D, they have 150 meals for
the semester and $100 in DB. They can eat those meals at
anytime during the semester at RDH or Crown Commons.
Unused meals do not roll over from one semester to the
next and any unspent Declining Balance also does NOT roll
overto the next semester.
Block Meal Plans Selection and Price
D 150 Meals per semester. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $1,630
$100 DB per semester
E 125 Meals per semester. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $1,550
$175 DB per semester
ALL DECLINING BALANCE MEAL PLANS
An All Declining Balance Meal Plan is a debit account
that may be used at any campus dining location, on-campus
convenience stores and concessions. Any unused balance will
carry over through the last summer session of the academic
year of purchase. Please refer to the Member Dining Eligibility chart as these plans are limited primarily to commuters
and students in non-required housing.
All Declining Balance Plans Selection and Price
F $1,820 DB per semester . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $1,820
G $1,290 DB per semester . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $1,290
K $695 DB per semester. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $695
Any student signed up for a fall semester meal plan will automatically be assigned the same plan for spring semester
Full terms, conditions, and policies: aux.uncc.edu/meal-plans
OPTIONAL DINING ACCOUNT
An Optional Dining Account (ODA) is a prepaid dining
account that can be used at all campus dining locations,
including Outtakes convenience stores. ODA is available to
all students; deposits can be made anytime during the year
($5 minimum). Unused remaining balance rolls over from
semester to semester, year to year, as long as the student is
enrolled. This account can save up to 8.25% in sales tax
with every dining purchase.
For resident students, ODA can supplement a meal plan
when declining balance (DB) funds have been spent. ODA is
also a convenient choice for non-required students who live
in Wallis Hall, Greek Village or on-campus apartments.
BEST VALUE! Optional Dining Account Packages
• Charlotte 300 – With $300 deposit, receive 3
FREE meals at RDH
and/or Crown Commons.
•Charlotte 500 – With $500 deposit, receive 5
FREE meals at RDH
and/or Crown Commons.
To receive the free meals promotion, Charlotte 300 and
500 ODA packages must be purchased online at dineon-
campus.com/unccharlotte.
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MEAL PLAN FAQs
What is ‘Required’ Housing?
‘Required housing’ means that purchasing a meal plan is a
required part of the contract for housing. Those who live in
‘required’ housing must purchase a meal plan each semester
during their residency.
How does my meal plan work?
Your 49er ID card automatically (and in “real time”)
keeps track of the two parts of your meal plan — the meal
swipes and the declining balance (DB).
Meals are taken in the all-you-care-to-eat dining facilities:
RDH (Resident Dining Hall) which is adjacent to the highrise residence halls, or in Crown Commons, located in the
Student Union. The plan is accessed by swiping your 49er ID
card when entering.
Meal swipes in the ‘traditional’ meal plans (A, B, C, and
H) are reset weekly, on Monday morning. Meals unused after dinner on Sunday are not carried over into the next week.
You may use only one meal swipe per serving period.
Meals in Block Plan D are available for the semester and
are counted down as they are used. This plan is good for the
entire semester; allotted meal swipes and DB both expire at
the end of the semester. Multiple meal swipes per serving
period are allowed.
The declining balance (DB) portion of a meal plan works
like a debit account and may be used in all dining locations,
including RDH and Crown Commons. Each time you use
DB, you will receive a receipt showing the amount you have
spent as well as your remaining balance.
Which meal plan would be best for me?
It’s helpful to consider the following when selecting your
meal plan:
• The number of meals and snacks you usually eat in a
week;
• How often you will dine in our all-you-care to eat
facilities;
• Your class schedule;
• Where you will spend weekends.
You would choose one of the Traditional meal plans (plans
A, B, C, or H) if you plan to eat frequently in RDH and/or
Crown Commons. Breakfast, lunch and dinner are served
during the week — brunch and dinner on weekends — a
total of 19 serving periods. Traditional Plan meals reset
weekly; you begin each Monday with your plan choice of
the number of meals. Only one meal swipe may be used in a
serving period. The register will display your remaining meal
count.
Generally, students who are very active and enjoy fuller
meals select Traditional meal plans. These students have
class schedules that allow for dining in a dining hall throughout the day.
A ‘non-traditional’ style meal plan (Block meal plan D) is a
good choice if you plan on eating fewer large meals during a
given week. Meals are eaten in the all-you-care-to-eat dining
halls, RDH and Crown Commons. The 150 meal swipes in
this plan may be used at any time and when swiped, count
down as used. The register will display your remaining meal
swipe count each time it is used. You may use more than one
meal swipe in a dining period, which allows a friend or parent to dine from your plan.
Those who choose this plan tend to eat smaller meals,
have narrower windows of time available for eating, are on
campus less than four days a week, live close to home/leave
campus frequently, are employed part- or full-time or are
student athletes.
With both Traditional Plans and non-traditional Block
Plans, the declining balance (DB) portion of the meal plan
you choose may be used in all other dining locations.
Advice from the Meal Plans staff
The biggest factors to consider when choosing a plan is if
you enjoy all-you-care-to-eat dining and if you have a class
schedule that allows you to get to Crown Commons or RDH
during the day. Having friends and classmates to dine with
also figures into how often you’ll choose to eat in the dining
halls.
Meal plan ‘C’ is the most popular plan chosen by freshmen
because it’s a good choice for those who like the dining halls
but also eat smaller meals or frequently eat on-the-run.
Meal Plan ‘D’ is the least expensive and most flexible meal
plan for Freshmen in required housing, allowing them to
choose when to eat with no fixed dining periods to consider.
Comparing plan ‘D’ to plan ‘C’: Plan ‘D’ provides an
average of nine meals per week (150 meals/17weeks in a
semester = 8.8). Plan ‘C’ yields 10 meals per week. Plan ‘D’
has $100 declining balance attached to the plan; ‘C’ has
$400.
The price of plan ‘D’ is $1630; plan ‘C’ costs $2035, a
difference of $405. If you were to supplement plan ‘D’ by
placing the difference between the cost of plan ‘D’ and plan
‘C’ into an Optional Dining Account (ODA) you would reap
the benefit of having an average of nine meals per week in
the dining halls with completely flexible dining hours, plus
you would have $505 in declining balance/ODA funds to use
for all other food venues.
Still need help? Call our meal plan specialists at 704-687-7337
during regular business hours and we’ll help you choose the
best plan.
How can I check to see which meal plan I have
chosen?
Students may log into RMS and click on ‘Update Preferences’ and view or change their meal plan choice. For assistance, call the Housing Help Desk at 704-687-7522.
What if I choose a meal plan and then change my
mind?
After the first day of classes, through the scheduled twoday room change period (September 6 and 7), you may request changes to your meal plan. That gives you about three
weeks to use the plan and see if you have chosen the one that
best suits your needs. You may also request a summary of
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MEAL PLAN FAQs CONTINUED
how you’ve used the plan. A week before the change deadline, you will also receive an email reminder from the Meal
Plans and 49er Card Office. These measures provide you the
time and data needed to make an informed decision to either
keep your selected plan or change it.
Plan changes incur a $25 Meal Plan processing fee and
meal plan charges are prorated.
Can my financial aid or student loans pay for my
meal plan?
a reminder to every student to spend any remaining DB.
Remember, DB can be used for anything in Outtakes convenience stores. Stock up on non-perishables, toiletries and
laundry detergent. Use it, don’t lose it!
What if I run out of DB funds? May I add more?
Supplement the initial meal plan with Optional Dining
account funds (ODA). ODA has a minimum deposit of $5;
funds stay available as long as the student is enrolled.
Financial aid can pay for your meal plan if you have
enough to cover tuition and housing charges first. Any
remaining financial aid or student loan funds will be paid
toward your meal plan. Financial Aid will not prepay ODA
nor 49er Account funds.
— IMPORTANT DATES —
AUGUST 16 ���������� Meal plans begin at lunch
SEPTEMBER 6 ����� Last day for Required Housing
What if I have DB left at semester’s end?
students to change their meal
plans and Non-required students
to change or cancel a plan.
Unspent DB that is part of a Traditional or Block Meal
Plan, does NOT roll over to the next semester. A month
before the end of every semester, the 49er Card Office sends
MEAL PLAN AND DINING SERVICES CONTACT INFORMATION
49ER CARD OFFICE AND MEAL PLANS . . . . . . . . . . . . . 704-687-7337
Auxiliary Services Bldg. (#39). . . . . . . . . Monday – Friday, 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM
aux.uncc.edu
AUXILIARY SERVICES TOLL-FREE NUMBER. . . . . . . . . . 877-497-4949
DINING SERVICES & CATERING OFFICES. . . . . . . . . . . . 704-687-7040
127 Student Union (#69) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Monday – Friday, 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM
dineoncampus.com/unccharlotte
REPROGRAPHICS - COPYING AND PRINTING
UNC Charlotte has a pay-for-print system in most
computer labs and in the Atkins Library. The 49er
Account is what’s required to pay for print jobs in
these areas.
On-campus document services are usually less
expensive than what’s available locally, and you
can use your 49er Account! REPROS offers complete
document services such as:
•Black and white copies
•Covers
•Binding (six types)
•Colored paper
•Oversized color printing on wide-format plotter
•Foam Core mounting
•Fax services
Ink Spot remote printing
REPROS’ Ink Spot is a “print from anywhere” enhancement to UNC Charlotte’s pay-for-print service. Students can
send documents to print remotely, through any Internetconnected PC, tablet or smart phone.
Sending documents from a PC or laptop is simple via Web
upload; smart phones and tablets use the PrinterOn app,
available for IOS, Android and Blackberry. The consumer
then selects “UNC Charlotte” and specifies black and white
or color printing. Uploaded documents reside in a print
queue (for up to three days) until released at any Ink Spot
print station.
There are currently 15 Ink Spot-enabled locations placed
for convenience in Atkins Library, Fretwell, Student Union,
EPIC, and Center City, identified by an Ink Spot logo sticker.
Ink Spot device location list. Ink Spot printing only works
with the 49er Account.
Lower level Prospector building (#34) | 704-687-0809 | aux.uncc.edu/copyprint
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TEXTBOOKS AND SUPPLIES
Barnes & Noble operates the bookstore for the University, a partnership built upon commitment to textbook value.
•Barnes & Noble at UNC Charlotte has one of the
lowest margins in the nation on new textbooks.
Margins are the percentage bookstores add to the
publishers’ wholesale price to cover shipping, stocking, etc.
Lower margins mean lower textbook prices.
• Rental and eBook options! Barnes & Noble has made
these popular choices available to UNC Charlotte.*
• 100% Price Match to all local booksellers’
textbook prices for the same, in-stock book.
• Biggest selection of used books, sold at 75% of the
new book price.
• One of the best buy-back programs in the UNC
system. If a book is being used again the following
semester, you’ll receive up to 50% of the original price
paid. And if you find a local buy-back offer higher, we’ll
match it!
• Knowledgeable staff, all closely familiar with UNC
Charlotte faculty and class requirements, who will make
sure you get the right materials for each course.
TEXTBOOK RENTAL PROGRAM
NO-WORRY TEXTBOOK RETURNS
* Not all texts qualify for rental. Not included are older
editions, texts packaged with software or other items and
loose-leaf or perforated page books. There are pros and cons
to both buying and renting textbooks. See “Buy vs. Rent,
Factors to Consider” at aux.uncc.edu/bookstore
100% refund for textbooks with receipt up to August
25; with receipt and drop slip until August 28.
• The rental period is for the duration of the semester. Books
are due back at the bookstore on the last day of finals.
Students can return the books in person or mail them to
the bookstore.
• Students may highlight or mark the rented books just as
they would if they purchased a book with plans to sell it
back.
•Students may pay the rental fees by cash, check, credit,
debit, 49er Account or Barnes & Noble gift cards.
For security purposes, a valid credit card must also be
provided regardless of the rental payment method.
• Students may convert their rental to a purchase, but only
during the first two weeks of class.
• An email to remind students to return their books will
be sent near the end of the semester. Books not returned
(or returned in unusable condition) will be subject to
replacement and processing fees.
ALONG WITH THE BEST SELECTION
OF TEXTBOOKS AND SUPPLIES, THE
BOOKSTORE OFFERS
ORDER TEXTBOOKS DURING
TAX-FREE WEEKEND
• the Official 49er Spirit Store with the largest
selection of UNC Charlotte and Charlotte 49er
apparel, gear and logoed merchandise available
anywhere!
•a large trade book section of general interest titles
•magazines, gifts, cards and convenience items
•software and computer accessories
•If you order books online or in-store over the
Sales Tax Summer Holiday (12:00 AM August
2 – 11:59 PM August 4) the bookstore will
guarantee to process your order in time to
save you 7.25% in sales tax.
•You’ll have access to the best supply of
rental and used books. Rental and used
books are sold on a first-come first-served
basis. By ordering early, you’ll have the best
chance to save 25% with used books and 55%
with rental program textbooks.
•Book order can be picked up at your
convenience in the bookstore, anytime
after August 7, or you can choose to have it
shipped to your home or residence hall.
No other bookstore supports UNC Charlotte more! In
fact, the bookstore:
•funds scholarships
•helps build and maintain new facilities like the
Student Union and sports complexes
•supports programs like SOAR, Homecoming, 49er
Athletics and more
•provides on-campus employment to over 100
students a year
Located on the main level of the Student Union (#69)
aux.uncc.edu/bookstore
| uncc.bncollege.com
| 704-687-7050
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MAIL & PACKAGE SERVICES
UNC Charlotte’s campus mail center services include:
•Campus Mail Box rental
•Certified Mail
• Daily mail delivery to residence
halls
•Express Mail
•Packing materials
•Post cards
•Postage Stamps
•Registered Mail
•USPS Package/Mail pick-up
•US Passport Acceptance
How to address mail to a residence hall student:
•Student Name
•Room number and
Residence Hall
•UNC Charlotte street
address
Campus Mailboxes:
Ideal for students who would
like the convenience and privacy
of a consistent campus mailing
address throughout their time at
UNC Charlotte. Boxes are available in 6- and 12-month terms,
which may be renewed as long
as you remain affiliated with the
University (whether a commuter
or on-campus resident). Rates:
$25/6 mo.; $46/12 mo.
CAMPUS MAILBOX
RENTAL
Good for $10 off first time,
6-month campus mailbox rental
at either Student Union or
Prospector Building location.
Limit 1 per customer.
Expires 05/16/14
Window hours: Monday – Friday
8:00 AM – 4:30 PM
Lower level Prospector building (#34)
704-687-0383 | aux.uncc.edu/mail
Not open on holidays when the University is
closed
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PARKING PERMIT INFORMATION
At UNC Charlotte, permits are required to park
in any area other than Visitor parking decks and
meters. Permit price is the same for students, faculty, and
BUY YOUR PERMIT
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staff. Permission to park is granted equally (yes, Freshmen
residents and commuters are allowed to park in designated
parking areas) and there is enough parking for everyone.
$130 ��������Night Students per semester (Fall,
Spring, and Summer)
If you don’t have a parking permit by then, plan to
pay and park in a Visitor deck (if full, you will be directed
to where you may legally park until a permit is purchased)
or purchase a daily temporary permit from the Parking and
Transportation Services Office (#23 on campus map) for $6
per day.
$280 ��������Partial year beginning spring semester
(Resident, Commuter, Faculty/Staff)
Peak parking demand expected to be highest from
9:15 AM - 2:00 PM, Monday through Thursday
$185����������Partial year beginning summer term
(Resident, Commuter, Faculty/Staff)
Based on the University’s scheduling of classes, parking
areas that fill up earliest are:
$15 ����������Registration of multiple vehicles (per
registration periods)
• Union Deck
• Lot 18 (beside the Union Deck)
• Lot 19 (in front of the Union Deck)
• East Deck 2 and 3
• West Deck
$165����������Two day Commuter (either Mon/Wed or
Tue/Thu) per semester
$6 ����������Daily Temporary Permits (available at
Parking Services)
DISCOUNT REMOTE PARKING PERMIT FEES
Money-saving options for those willing to park along
the margins of campus.
$340 ��������Discount Remote Parking Lot 6A, corner
of John Kirk and Cameron Rds. This lot
is served by Campus Shuttle Rt. 50. (Commuter & Faculty/Staff only)
$210 ��������Discount Remote Parking Lot 27, on
Toby Creek Rd. near Harris Alumni
Center. This is a walk-in lot, not on a
Shuttle route. (Commuter & Faculty/
Staff only)
If your first choice for parking is full, don’t circle! Have an
alternative in mind (like North Deck, South Village Deck or
Lot 6) that is farther out from the academic core and along a
shuttle route. You may be surprised by how much easier it is
to just park, ride, and get on with your day.
Comprehensive permit, citation, campus shuttle and SafeRide
information available on the Parking and Transportation
Services website
PARKING AND TRANSPORTATION SERVICES
PaTS/Facilities Operations Bldg. (#23)
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