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Graduate / Professional Block Plan with Paw Points
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Customize with either 10 or 50 blocks and an optional 100 PawPoints
Valid only for students enrolled in a Graduate or Professional program.
This meal plan:
- Provides 10 or 50 meals in Bolton, Oglethorpe, Snelling, Village Summit, or The Niche (HSC) Dining Commons.
- Provides the option to purchase additional blocks in 10-block increments.
- Provides an option to purchase Paw Points to be used at any UGA Dining restaurant, coffee shop, or market as well as vending machines
*One block is equivalent to one entry into the dining commons. Please note, blocks do NOT roll over between semesters. Unused meal blocks will be forfeited.
Add Paw Points to your plan for even more flexibility!
Paw Points are valid at over 20 UGA’s on-campus retail dining locations such as Chick-fil-A, Panda Express, or Starbucks as well as Vending machines. Since Paw Points are part of the meal plan, purchases are tax-free. One Paw Point is equivalent to one tax-free dollar. Points are deducted with each purchase. Balances remain active for one-year after last purchase. You can learn more about how to use Paw Points here.
10-Block Meal Plan Extension Now Available
You can now purchase an additional 10 blocks at a time to help you make it to the end of the semester! This 10-block extension is available to 180-Block, Commuter, and Upper-Level meal plan participants whose balances have dropped below 10 blocks.
The variety of food is great and on any given day there are protein and vegetable options available. There are also some mainstay items that you can rely on that you know will always be there! I love the expanded options this semester.
- John Montoya, UGA '24
I have the 180 blocks plus 300 Paw Points which averages out to about 2 meals a day at the dining halls, but that is more than enough. With the addition of Paw Points, I’m offered a variety of restaurants I can enjoy!
- Ethan Dawidowicz, UGA '24