<p>Ventanas is my favorite dining hall–Summit comes in second.</p>
<p>And I’m also $100 above what I’m supposed to be right now. One just has to be able to manage meal points and not get too many unnecessary things or go out to eat every once in a while off-campus.</p>
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<p>Those schools’ dining plans are more expensive than UCSD’s; the price difference can be found in the housing price differentials between the colleges. Also, besides UCLA’s famed dining halls, the buffet commons you can find at others, notably Berkeley and Irvine, the food there is horrible in comparison to UCSD’s.</p>