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| Step 9: Get Your OneCard Deadline: July 31 |
Auxiliary Services – 410-704-2726
As a TU student it is essential that you carry a OneCard, the official university identification card.
IMPORTANT! When should you complete this?
We strongly recommend you obtain your OneCard before July 31. You should not wait until move-in weekend because your card is needed to gain entrance to some residence halls and to access meals through your meal plan. If you live nearby or can visit campus, plan on visiting the OneCard office this summer.
If you live in the Baltimore-Washington, DC area, you can avoid long lines at orientation and obtain your OneCard by planning a visit to TU during the summer.
If you live more than an hour from campus there is no need to make a special trip. Although you may encounter lines during orientation, you can obtain your OneCard during check-in.
How to get your OneCard
You can get your OneCard by visiting the Auxiliary Services Business Office in the University Union 110. Be sure to bring a picture ID (driver’s license, passport or state-issued ID) with you. For additional details visit the OneCard Web site.
You will use your OneCard to dine on and off campus if you have a meal plan or dining points, borrow books from the library, gain door access to computer and photo labs and some residence facilities, and obtain free or reduced-price admission to sporting and cultural events on and off campus. there are two OneCard Spending accounts that permit you to make cashless purchases on campus:The OneCard Dining Points Account can be used for cashless purchases of food from campus locations.
The Retail/Vending Points Account is used at the University Store for cashless purchases of textbooks, class supplies, clothing, gift items, off-campus dining and shopping cards, recreational reading materials, snack items and toiletries. All of the washers and dryers in the university's residence facilities take OneCard Retail/Vending Points. At the Dowell Health Center, Retail/Vending Points can be used to pay for lab tests, shots or prescriptions. At CopiesPlus they can be used to pay for copies.
Deposits to both accounts can be made anytime of the year online at the OneCard Web site or in person at the Auxiliary Services Business Office, University Union 110.
Online Account Management allows you to check your account balances 24 hours a day. Best of all, with your permission, your family members can log on to your account and make deposits directly using a credit card. Sign up for online account management as soon as you receive your OneCard. For more information or questions about the OneCard accounts, visit the OneCard Web site.
Your OneCard account money is safe at Towson! Your unused balances in both your Dining Points and Retail/Vending Points accounts roll over from one term to the next—from one year to another. You'll just need to be sure to use all of your Dining Points prior to leaving the university.
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Last Updated: Tuesday, March 18, 2008 | |
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