Campus Life

They just built a new food court, and the food is pretty tasty. Mexican food, subs, breakfast items, chips, etc. It's a small food court.

Several different meals and snacks to choose from, but not most healthy things in the student center.

Only one cafeteria is present, but there are a few options within it. Not bad, but certainly not the best.

The food is decent, I only ever ate there once or twice at most. I usually either brought a lunch or got food off campus. The dining area while not huge is sufficient, and is well laid out. There are outlets and wifi set up there as well.

I never had a chance to eat there so I can not give it a good or bad review. But Hancock is found near fast food chains and local resturants so its not bad if you have transportation.

The food in the cafe is great and cheap. Good way to grab a quick bite before class.

There's great food spots close to campus. In-N-Out Burger, Olive Garden, McDonald's, Taco Bell, and Costco are all close by. Plus there is a Trader Joe's in the same center as Costco for the students who are more health conscious.

I eat at home, but the food i have eating is good.

Pro's: I love their daily specials. The school is nearby many fast food restaurants. In n Out is a walking distance away. Cons: Some food are overpriced.

nice cafeteria I suppose.

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There's not really sororities nor fraternities present at this campus. Everyone is a family and usually people have their own hang out spot, though it is not THEIRS, since when other people hang out at that spot, people are tolerant.

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I don't know much about the Greek life of campus.

There are plenty of historical resources in the library and on the school computers that will provide great information and background on any culture one fells like exploring.

Rock n Roll Diner in Oceano. Greek food is the business!!!

No greek life.

I am not too familiar with campus sororities and frats, but i do know of one sorority on campus. They do not go by beauty and financial status to determine their potential members, but by academics and intelligence.

I'm not sure if they have it on campus.

Allan Hancock College has no Greek life.