Campus Life

You get what you paid for and what we paid for to attend Anderson University does not show on our plates! Too much money goes into Anderson University for nothing.

The food tastes great, but after a while, the body tends to reject it because of its greasy quality. The food in the Raven's Haven is mostly greasy, but the food in the Marketplace is sometimes like a home-cooked meal. Most students prefer the MP to the Haven.

Because of the size of the school, there aren't many food options.

There are only a couple of places to eat, one being a buffet style that is closed on weekends. You eventually will get tired of it like any other college student. The great thing is that there are a ton of restaurants located near the school, seriously a ton.

My Mother over paid. The food is not very good and the hours are worse. I am not starving.

There is a wide variety of food choices. There are unhealthy and healthy choices. Also, they have vegetarian and vegan options as well to cater to the people's needs.

A very nice dining hall and the food is always good and there are plenty of selections.

I must say the food is edible, but not sublime.

The food can be a hit or miss. There are only a few places to choose from. If you go to the dining hall, there are always things you can get if you don't like the main course they're serving. If you go to the fast food area, they always have the same things that will most likely hurt your stomach later that day. Its something your stomach has to get used to.

Typical mediocre high school lunch room food.

None, which sucks

I do not know much about Greek life, except for the social clubs available for students to join, such as Alacrius, Boosters, and Dativus.

Well unfortunately our greek life does not exist. We have something called social clubs though that are pretty much just like the real deal. Either way you get the chance to form a brother or sisterhood.

No Greek life.

I am not familiar with these as I am an adult learner and do not live on campus.

none that I know of.

They have social clubs, which are technically frats and sororities. For a week, the people who are trying to get in to those clubs, have to do weird and funny things. They wear a sign the whole week with their picture and their code name and they have to get up early and stay up late everyday for the entire week.

None.

Lots of clubs!

Not an option