The semester has begun and students are in class. Books and supplies have been purchased. Students are ready for class, but they might not be ready to pay more for their meals.
Many students think that paying for tuition and books is enough.
Now the cost of meals is going up, adding to the students' financial burden. The campus dining room has raised prices, but along with the rise in cost the cafeteria has also raised the quality and quantity of their food. Before, students would pay for one entr e, now they are being offered a meal and a 16oz. soda and chips for a small rise in price. Although prices have risen, the quality of food offered to the students has also been raised. The campus dining room is going full speed with services that are intended to be beneficial to the students.