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One of the main concerns of students is cost. Where does their money go? How are meal plans determined? And so on. Glenn tried his best to explain the logistics of a complicated service system. It starts from the students. Frostburg has 4,961 undergrads; out of that about 2,300 have meal plans, most of these numbers come from students who live in dorms and are required to have a meal plan, while residents of Edgewood Commons and off campus students have the option to purchase a meal plan or not. For an average meal plan that provides a student with 14 meals a week, plus $100 to spend as they please, a student would pay $2,044 to the school. On average, this means Chartwells is taking in about $4,701,200 a semester.
From there, the company determines

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