Flex works in on-campus laundry machines, photocopiers, and vending machines, and the DukeCard can also be used to purchase delivery food items from select pizza and sub vendors in the area. Money left in the Flex Account is returned to the student at the end of the summer. Flex works like a check-card except it is not possible to make cash withdrawals during the summer. The convenience of maintaining a Flex Account on the DukeCard is the freedom from carrying cash while on campus. Flex will only work on-campus.
Cash is necessary for purchases off-campus.
Topics include college writing, study abroad, college and career choices, college admissions, cultural diversity, gender issues, and international politics. There are also tours of Duke's professional schools, including the medical school, law school, the Fuqua School of Business, and the Terry Sanford Institute for Public Policy. Student Services PreCollege students have access to all available campus facilities and services, including recreational facilities, Perkins Library, campus ministries, Student Health Services, and Counseling and Psychological Services. All are within walking distance, but transportation is also available. A representative from the Duke University Office of Undergraduate Admissions will present an overview of the Duke admissions process to the PreCollege students.