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California Lutheran UniversityCampus Dining Summary

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Thousand Oaks, CA
Undergrads
2,713
Tuition
$32,610
Admission Difficulty
Average
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  • 387th
    Healthiest Dining Options
  • 404th
    Best Quality Food
  • 558th
    Best Cafeteria Variety

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Nicole Mangona
Hometown
West Hills, CA
Major
Communication and Political Science
Grad Year
2014
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The food supply and options never end at CLU. Each dining venue offers a variety of grill items; an array of fresh fruit and vegetables; a large selection of wraps, pasta, and pizza; and an assortment of beverages and desserts. Jamba Juice is perfect for those breakfast smoothie cravings, especially with its fresh fruit and added boosts of vitamins and minerals. If students are rushing from one class to the next, they can pick up a grab-and-go lunch, like a "PB&J" sandwich or grilled chicken Caesar wrap, at the SUB Kiosk. The Centrum Café is also a great spot to eat a quick lunch with friends or catch up on last-minute reviewing for class over a pumpkin spice latte and banana nut bread.

Students can relax with friends at dinner at the Dining Commons ("the caf”). The caf allows students to use the “My Food, My Way” electronic program to customize their orders. Even better, each day of the month has a specific theme, like sushi night, create-your-own sundae, or "breakfast for dinner." And for those late-night cravings, Mogen Market stays open until midnight for students who want a pick-me-up snack, like crunchy popcorn or sweet caramel candies. All dining areas offer healthy, organic, and vegetarian options. Mogen Market also has organic and gluten-free items in their frozen food section. Though the food and beverages are delicious and filling, the items are overpriced. The cheapest meal plan is the "5 Plus Meal Plan" at around $1,800 per semester and the most expensive meal plan is the "15 Plus Meal Plan" at nearly $2,700 per semester. A specific amount of bonus points (extra money) are included in each meal plan. Each meal plan also receives three bonus meals per semester, which students can use to treat visitors.

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Mogen Market
Mogen Market
Mogen Market Mogen Market Mogen Market is located on the first floor of Mogen Hall. Open til midnight, Mogen offers students' solution to late-night snacking. Students can choose from chips, ice cream, candy, drinks, and frozen meals to keep them up on those study nights. There are also organic and gluten-free foods in the market, as well.
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