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‘CUSE Cash

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What is ‘CUSE Cash?

‘CUSE Cash is a declining balance cash account that provides access to food, goods, and services through the SUID card. This account is separate from the funds that come with a meal plan and must be established each academic year.

Using ’Cuse Cash at on-campus dining facilities allows you to receive a 10% discount on your purchase (not to be used in combination with existing discounts).

A ’Cuse Cash account can be established by any member of the Syracuse University community – student, faculty or staff. The funds are loaded via the GET app or website, and are used via the SUID card. Family members can add funds to their students’ accounts exclusively through the GET website.

Use ‘CUSE Cash On Campus!

You can use ‘CUSE Cash at nearly every point of sale on campus. Visit our participating locations page for the most up-to-date list.

Use ‘CUSE Cash Off Campus!

‘CUSE Cash is now accepted at several near-campus dining locations, including:

  • Bistro 1926, the casual lunch, dinner and late-night restaurant at Drumlins Country Club
  • Mist Tea Cafe (727 South Crouse Ave.)
  • Poke Fish (129 Marshall St., Second Floor)
  • Purple Banana (754 South Crouse Ave.)
  • Five Guys (727 South Crouse Ave.)
  • Cracked Bean Roastery (2384 James St.)
  • Epicuse (334 S. Salina St.)

 

How do I check my ‘CUSE Cash balance?

You can check your ‘CUSE Cash balance on the GET mobile application or the GET website.

Adding funds to ‘CUSE Cash:

If you are looking to add funds to your ‘CUSE Cash account, you can add money in the following ways:

GET Mobile App:
‎GET Mobile on the App Store apple.com
GET Mobile: Campus ID Card Management – Apps on Google Play

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GET Website

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Charge to Student Account in Housing Self-Service Portal via Myslice 

Policies:

  • ‘CUSE Cash account balances carry over from fall semester to spring semester.
  • Students cannot have more than $5000 in their ‘CUSE Cash account at any given time.
  • Students may make no more than three deposits a day to their account using the GET website or mobile application, with a $500 maximum per deposit.