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Agenda Functions of the Husky One Card Card replacement Husky Bucks Guest Account/Low Balance notification Q & A

Husky One Card: Key to Campus Functions of the Husky One Card: Official UConn ID Residence Hall access Dining Hall access & points and flex passes Recreation Facility access Student Health Services access University Library card Copying & Printing Husky Bucks account

Replacing a Husky One Card $20 replacement fee for lost or damaged card Students should deactivate their card at One Card website or One Card App – Can reactivate card if find it later – On nights/weekends, bring another form of ID to the dining hall and call the Front Desk to be let into residence hall Cards that wear out due to normal wear are replaced for free

What are Husky Bucks? Husky Bucks is a debit-like account linked to each student’s Husky One Card. Once funds are in the account, students just swipe their cards to make purchases, both on and off campus, without having to carry cash or other cards. One Dollar = One Husky Buck Cash withdrawals are not permitted

Husky Bucks Husky Bucks and Points are not the Same Husky BucksResidential Meal Plan Points You decide how much to deposit and when to deposit Quantity determined by meal plan and you cannot add extra at the discounted rate Never ExpireExpire at end of each semester Refundable when you leave for goodUse ‘em or lose ’em Use at all on-campus restaurants, cafes, and businesses Use only at UConn Dining Services’ food locations Use off-campus at local restaurants and stores Cannot be used off-campus* Use at Co-op BookstoreCannot be used at Co-op Bookstore * Search path programmed so points are taken first where applicable * Except for Le Petit Marché

Why Husky Bucks? Below are just a few reasons why Husky Bucks are advantageous: Required for copying and printing in UConn libraries and printing centers Convenient – no need to carry other cards or cash, students can just use the card they are already carrying Can be used for budget purposes and record keeping Husky Bucks are accepted almost everywhere on and around the Storrs campus, such as: Co-op to buy books, supplies, and UConn apparel Bus rides to the football games To pay for miscellaneous services/items such as: co-pay at SHS, Husky One Card replacement, parking fine(s), parking in the garages, student tickets at the Jorgensen, and many more Merchants who accept Husky Bucks often offer discounts and incentives when a student pays with Husky Bucks

Guest Account You can be set up with your own username and password to view your son or daughter’s transactions and balances for meal plans and Husky Bucks. Depending on the access granted you can also: Make Husky Bucks Deposits via Credit/Debit Card View Recent Credit/Debit Card Deposits Add Husky Bucks via Fee Bill Deactivate/Reactivate Husky One Card Setup Low Balance Notification

Low Balance Notification Low Balance Alert for Husky Bucks This can be set up by the student or by you through your guest account through the same login process as the guest account and cardholder login.

Husky Bucks Deposits Deposits for Husky Bucks can be made utilizing any of the following options: Making a Deposit Today at the Information Expo (cash, check, credit, and debit card) Husky Bucks Deposit Terminals in the Student Union, the Co-op, and the Library. Cash only. One Card Office in Wilbur Cross, Mon-Fri, 8 am to 5 pm. Cash, check, and credit and debit cards. At the Co-op customer service desk. Use cash, check, credit and debit cards. From your personal bank’s online bill pay system. Payee is “UCONN HUSKY BUCKS”. Account # is 7-digit PeopleSoft #. Charge the Fee Bill by making a request once logged into the student’s account at Online at using a MasterCard or Visa. For this deposit method only, you’ll be charged a $2 convenience fee.

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