<p>So with 14 premiere, and you're swiping smoothies you get less than 2 meals a day from the dining halls.</p>
<p>Who eats on-campus every time every day?</p>
<p>I'm getting the 11... I seriously hope I won't starve.</p>
<p>Probably not. Do you plan on going home a lot?</p>
<p>Guys, let me tell you a secret: Jose Bernstein's, Enzo's, Italian Express all deliver fairly late.</p>
<p>Now don't get fat my little Bruins! :)</p>
<p>"And I believe, at least a little bit, that as your elder (I'm being pretentious, shush)..." </p>
<p>Little Bruins? xD</p>
<p>No, I don't plan on going home a lot. I'm from San Jose, 6 hours drive... haha. Well, at first I was planning on getting the 14, but my mom talked me into getting 11 (to save money), and it kinda makes sense. When I eat a lot for lunch, I usually don't eat much for dinner. So wouldn't it kinda be a waste to swipe my card and end up eating a few bites only? </p>
<p>I don't really get how the other on campus fast food resturants work though... say if I want to buy a sandwich, or a burger. When I swipe my card, does that take away from the meal plan? Or do you also have to put money in the card to use as credit or something?</p>
<p>If cost is a concern, it's actually cheaper to get the dorm food than food outside. For example, with 19 regular over 14 regular you're getting 5 more meals per week for only $100 the whole year.</p>
<p>So getting the 11 and eating out a lot doesn't exactly save costs.</p>
<p>Eating on-campus is NOT a swipe. It's cash only as of right now. The best you can do is get breakfast and bag some food in the blue bag that nobody ever uses.</p>
<p>dyip10 is right. Get 14 if you never go home. You'll probably save money.</p>
<p>"eating on-campus is NOT a swipe."</p>
<p>so the dining hall meals aren't on campus?</p>
<p>...</p>
<p>Stupid language vagueries. I meant eating anywhere NOT ON THE HILL.</p>
<p>There, not get off my back, you Bruins.</p>
<p>er forgive me if i sound a bit dumb, but ive never been to ucla before, and exactly what is the "hill?" is it where all the res. halls/dining halls are located at?</p>
<p>"The Hill" is the semi-official way of referring to where all the dorms are. It starts at Dykstra-De Neve and ends at Hedrick Summit. </p>
<p>And yes, it's really a hill. An annoying, steep, unavoidable hill.</p>
<p>collegegirlgirl, I think UCLAri means "on-campus" food as in food on campus (excluding dorm food) such as food in the food court.</p>
<p>Beat ya to it, dyip, but thanks. :)</p>
<p>i was gonna get the 14p because i liked the pizza for four swipes deal. but when i was accepting my housing offer i found out that 19p is only 150 more bucks actually it is somewhat less. so yeah i was like umm it doesn't matter, 150 a year isn't that big one would probably spend more at jamba juice or starbucks in two months so yeah it isn't that big and i chose 19p.</p>
<p>what options do you have outside of dorm food? Is it common to go to koreatown or other places to get food?</p>
<p>also i havent quite crunched in numbers yet but i know sooner or later i am gonna find out if $1.65 per swipe to buy fast food is actually worth the total money if oyu have extra swipes left.</p>
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<p>Koreatown is FAR. I did, however, make regular trips down to Sawtelle Dr. to go to an area dubbed "Little Osaka" so I could eat Japanese food.</p>
<p>There's also a decent little Persian strip on Westwood.</p>
<p>Can someone please explain to me about premiere and pizza?</p>
<p>If you have premier/premiere (I'm not sure which it is...), then you go online, give them your UID (ID #), and then they take four swipes. At the time you specified your order to be ready, you go to Rieber dining, and voila! Rubber pizza!</p>
<p>:p</p>