WASHU RESOURCES STUDENT ID You will use your ID to access various buildings, make meal purchases, check out books from the library, and more. You can learn more by visiting the Campus Card Services website. Below are the steps for receiving your Student ID. 1. Submit Photo: You must submit a picture of yourself against a blank background, with no editing or filters. Upload the picture online. 2. If you are living in non-ResLife housing, visit Campus Card Services: You will pick up your ID at Campus Card Services, located in the Women’s Building, Room 002. 3. What to Bring: You will need to know your six-digit student number, and bring a government photo ID, such as a passport, with you to pick up your ID. 4. Get Started: Learn more about your student ID. You will need to activate your Bear Bucks account in order to make purchases.
DINING • Meal Plan: All undergraduate and exchange students are required to purchase a meal plan. WashU offers a wide variety of dining options. Visit Dining Services’ website to learn about meal plan options. • All dining options on campus are declining balance, meaning you will use your meal points to pay for each item by the price indicated. There are no swipes or all-you-care-to-eat meals on campus. If you run out of meal points at any point during the semester you can add Bear Bucks to continue using your campus card at dining location. • Bear Bucks: Bear Bucks is a cashless system on the WashU ID Card that allows you to make purchases on and off campus, such as meals, laundry, vending, and printing. You can add more Bear Bucks to your card throughout the semester. For more information about the Bear Bucks system, visit the Campus Card Services website.
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