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PlanYearly Loss/GainCondition (for most efficient use of meals)

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5 Meal$48All meals used for dinner ($9) or brunch ($9).

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8 Meal$42All meals used for dinner ($9)/brunch ($9).

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13 Meal$1308 meals used for dinner ($9)/brunch ($9) and 5 meals used for lunch ($7) each week.

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16 Meal$1428 meals used for dinner ($9)/brunch ($9), 6 meals used for lunch ($7) and 2 meals used for breakfast ($5) each week.

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19 Meal$6628 meals used for dinner ($9)/brunch ($9), 6 meals used for lunch ($7) and 5 meals used for breakfast ($5) each week.

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Block A$8588 meals used for dinner ($9)/brunch ($9) each week (takes 280/300 meals), 20 remaining meals are used for lunch ($7).

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Block B$1260All 200 meals used for dinner ($9) or brunch ($9).

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Block C$12388 meals used for dinner ($9)/brunch ($9) each week (takes 280/300 meals), 30 remaining meals are used for lunch ($7).

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Block D$1415All 230 meals used for dinner ($9) or brunch ($9).

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NOTE: If you are missing meals, or not using your meals to the maximum efficiency (lunch instead of dinner/brunch, or using meal equivalency), you are losing more, probably a lot more.

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Some thoughts: Note how unrealistic the 16 Meal and 19 Meal plans are. I haven't done any surveys or actual analysis of how much people eat, but I'm confident enough to say that people don't eat 16 meals a week. So the only way to have a plan worth it is to do the 8 Meal plan, which only off-campus students can do.