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Salem State University Additional Comments If you are a student, what is your current class? • International Where do you spend most of your time on campus? • Social work building • Okeefe • North and South • Okeefe • Okeef • Social Work Building • Social Work Building • Social work building • The School of Social Work building • Social work building • Sullivan • Swk bldng • Social work • Ellison Building • Social work building • Social work building • Okeffe • Mix between north and central • Social Work Building • Social Work Building • SW • North and south campus If you live on campus and DO go home or leave campus overnight on weekends, why? (Check all that apply.) • Sometimes i just won’t eat bc the food isn’t good so i’d rather spend money • I have a significant other • My pets... haha • i coach in my hometown • There is nothing to do on weekends on campus. • I don’t go home • no activities on the weekends • My friends leave during the weekends • The food isn’t good 1 • food sucks • Don't like being around my roommate • Appointments at home • The only reason I don't go home is because i work. • Campus is boring on the weekends and there too much drama • Laundry • Job downtown Salem • don't go home • There's nothing to do on campus on the weekend • Appointments • I grab stuff from home • holidays • Doctor's appointments • To see my dogs • doctor's visits • See my boyfriend • Holiday Where do you order food for delivery from most often? (Check all that apply.) • Kiki's chinese • mei lee, pizza world • Pizza world & Mei lees • Chipotle • McDonald’s, sometimes will drive to Panaera, BGood, or Chipotle • Salem House of Pizza • McDonald’s • Dominos • Honga • McDonald’s • Engine House Pizza • Howling Wolf • Mei Lee • Mcdonald’s • mcdonald's via uber eats • Salem House, Howling Wolf • Fantasy Island • Anything on Uber eats • Salem house of pizza • Mei Lee's • Dominos • Chipotle • Mei Lee, Rizzo's 2 • Pizza World, Mei Lee, taco bell • Mei Lee, McDonald's (ubereats) • Chi Modern Asian Cuisine • C • Salem House of Pizza • Howling Wolf • Panera, Chipotle • Chipotle • fantasy island, any Chinese place • Qdoba • Kotor Chinese, rizzo's pizza • Gulu gulu cafe • mai lee • Mei Lee • Uber Eats • Mei lee and Pizza World • Howling Wolf • McDonald's • Mei lei • Fantasy Island • kuschko's • Howling Wolf Taqueria • McDonalds, Flying Saucer Pizza • New England Sammies • chipotle • Chipotle • Mei Lee • Fantasy island • Mei Lee • McDonald's • Koto • Mei Lee (Chinese) • Mei Lee Express • qdoba • I • Howling Wolf, Bon Chon • Mei Lee Express • Vesuvius Pizza and Mei Lee • Chipotle • Koto • chipotle • Kushco • McDonalds 3 • Mei Lee • Miei Cusine • Pizza world • Chipotle • Howling Wolf • kushco • Qdoba • Flying Saucer • Mai lee • Chipotle • Salem house of pizza • Mei Lee’s • Howling Wolf • Engine house • Flying Saucer • Mai lees • Salem house • Salem House of Pizza • Fantasy • chinese • Mcdonalds • Uber eats • Mei lee • Chi Asian Cuisine, Five Guys • McDonald’s, Five Guys • None of the above • Pizza world • pizza world • Pizza World, McDonalds, Five Guys • Uber Eats (Chipotle,McDonalds, Crown Fried) • koto sushi • Taco Bell Macdonalds chipotle • Fast food (McDonald’s, Taco Bell, etc.) • Mei lee • McDonald's The major reasons for ordering food for delivery is/are? (Check all that apply.) • way better than dining hall food • The dining hall food is absolute trash • on campus dining sucks • Food gets me sick here • Dining Hall food is not something I want to eat every day. It isn’t great food. 4 • Campus food doesn’t vary • The food is better • Distance for opened dining hall is too far • just for fun/ craving something else • All of the food here gives me food poisoning • I don’t like the dining hall food • The food sucks • I am not happy at all with the dining hall food • I don’t enjoy campus food • Lack of Vegetarian/Vegan options • The food on campus is horrible • It’s way better than the dining hall • Don’t like dining hall food • Food is crummy • I just love Domino's • Why not? • Cravings • Dining hall food was terrible • Dining halls are gross • Dining hall serves the same food and sometimes it isn’t fresh • Better food • tastes great at 2 am • The Friday/weekend hours are really inconvenient • Hey • Way better than Marsh food • Better food • The dining hall food hurts my stomach When you order food for delivery, what is your preferred payment method? • My roommate Which mobile app(s) do you use for food delivery? • door dash • doordash • Dominos app • Actual food applications • dominos has a app • Dominos • Dominos App • Domino’s App • Dominos • Dominos, Doordash 5 • Online Delivery • Domino’s app • Store App • Restaurant App • Dominos App • DoorDash • Dominos • DoorDash, Mcdonald • Dominos • Door Dash • Door Dash • Beyond menu • door dash • Dominos • Dominos App • Google • Door dash • doordash • DoorDash • Restaurants personal online ordering • The stores • Company I'm ordering from • Dominos • door dash • Dominos • Domino's App • Door Dash • Dominos • Restraunts Website • door dash • Door dash • Door Dash • Door dash • DoorDash • Place app • Door dash • Door Dash • Dominoes app • the restaurants personal app or I just phone call • Dominos app • The place's online ordering system • Apps for the specific restaurants • Dominos app 6 • Door dash • Dominos App • Dominos App • Door Dash • Dominos app. Or restaurant online website • Domino's App • Doordash • Door dash If you live off campus, where do you live? • With family 1 hour away • in a trailer an hour away • Home 2 hours away • I live with my parents about 45 minutes away • i have a child • Boston • With family but over an hour away • Gloucester Housing • Andover • With my family in not a nearby town • Stoughton MA 02072 • With my family (I drive at least 30-60 minutes to school and another 45-60 minutes home each day) • Apartment not in Salem and not nearby • Medford with family • With family in New Hampshire • Family in far away town • Family in Sterling MA • With family 2 hours away If you are a STUDENT, and have decided to live off campus, why? (Check all that apply.) • I’m too broke to live on campus and I need my daily dose of rice • I • i have a child, although i wish i had the option to live on campus with him! • I have a son • Graduate Students cannot live on campus • Do not like campus options • No graduate housing • I have a family and a home. • I live with family • I have a spouse • I’m poor 7 • I'm an older adult with children • I have children • Graduate student- married with a family • Too expensive to live and eat on campus. • im old • I'm a home owner and older student. • I am a parent of four • I don't like the campus. • dorming is expensive • Living with my fiancé we already have our own place. So there was no need to live on campus. • campus housing, too expensive • Older than other students, live with boyfriend • Didn’t have a choice • Did not offer graduate housing and did not have enough financial aid which was not loans. • Have dog. • Not Interested in on-campus living • The food made me sick and miserable everyday • Work • I'm not lazy and checked all of them, literally all of these are reasons I don't live on campus • Gained so much weight because the food was really gross so all I ate was snacks and takeout • own my home • already renting my own apartment • Did not want to live on campus again • No grad housing/ financial aid was poor • I am on a plant based diet for health reasons and I find it almost impossible to get anything healthy besides salad. • I have my own family 2 hours away • I own a home and have a family • No graduate student housing If you do not feel that the current Salem State dining program combined with the meal plans are an excellent value, what is the major reason why not? (Check all that apply.) • variety and quantity at South Campus • all • N/A • 14-meal mínimum for on-campus freshman but I don’t ever use them all because of timing and homework etc • Food makes me ill • Food is under seasoned and dry 8 • I use clipper cash more than the meal plan • South dining isn't great in variety • Gluten free options are not specified (Celiac), there are no gluten free alternatives in North • Burger King Area • I have IBD and it literally rips apart my insides • Both. All gross. Food gross. Just would rather stay away from it • It expensive AF • constantly dirty and unclean plate and glasses (had a glass with a lipstick stain once) (received a green bin that had mold in it) • Too much dining dollars and not enough clipper cash • A cook once said they saw a rat and didn’t do anything about it • All locations • The quality of on campus food is beyond terrible and very unappealing. Some days for example it seems that they have the same food sitting out almost all day. I also go days where I swipe for my mealplan and take no food because of how dissapointed that I am • The quality of the food is beyond terrible. It's not appealing, it's unhealthy, and the quality is so bad. I've found mold on my food before, can't believe the school is ok with serving this disgrace of a dining service. • I barely eat school food so why have a 14 meal plan. A waste of my money. • The food is not cooked well, I have many vegetables that are raw and rice that isn’t cooked enough • After eating the food in both dining halls, my stomach hurts and I frequently I have gas problems.
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