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What is the MBCard?
The
MBCard is the identification card for members of the Mary
Baldwin College community. The MBCard is also a bank card,
which will allow access to your personal SunTrust bank account
throughout the community.
What is the MBCard used for?
- Identification
- Library circulation
- Food service access
- Purchases at various retailers (when activated thru SunTrust)
FAQ's
Where do I get my MBCard?
The MBCard is distributed through the college’s
Security Office.
What if my MBCard is lost or stolen?
Your MBCard is an important part of everyday life at
Mary Baldwin College. Care should be taken to ensure
that your card is not lost, stolen or damaged. If your
card is lost or stolen, and you have a bank account
with SunTrust, immediately report it to SunTrust. You
will also need to go to the security office on campus
to have a new card issued. A replacement card will
cost you 10 dollars.
How do I activate my card with SunTrust?
SunTrust will be on campus at the beginning of the school
year. They will assist you in opening an account, which
will allow you to use your card at various retailers
throughout the community. If you miss SunTrust on campus,
you can stop by one of their local branches to open
an account.
Who will accept my MBCard?
Any merchant who has an electronic key pad. The key pad
will enable you to type in your PIN. Some stores include
Walmart, 7-Eleven, Food Lion, and TJ Maxx.
How will I use my card to access Food Services?
You will be asked to present your MBCard at Hunt Dining
Hall, the Ham and Jam Pub, and the Nuthouse. The card
will then be swiped to verify that you are on the meal
plan (which is included in your room and board). If
your card is activated thru SunTrust, you will also
be able to make retail purchases at these locations.
What are the components of my MBCard?
Your MBCard is made up of the following :
- Digitized picture—used for identification
- ISO number –used for banking transactions
- Bar code– used as access for the library
- Magnetic strip (on back)- used as food service access and for bank card activities.
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