Campus Life

I haven't eaten in the dining hall except for on the day of orientation but from what I've heard their pricey but not bad. Then again, nothing compares to a mother's home-cooked food anyway!

Augusta State provides in-campus dining that provides exceptional entrees of food varying from subs and sandwiches to home-style cooking. There are many choices that anyone could choose from which makes dining much more satisfying.

The town has many food options, but the University has very little options, and prices are very high. There is also no meal plan available for students.

The food and dining are exceptional. You have a variety of foods to choose from. The dining area is a huge area where you can just hang out with friends and meet new people.

The food is good just expensive.

There is a wide variety of good food for breakfast, lunch, and snacks.

Right now, all we have is the food in the JSAC and in Allgood, that are over priced and not a very good selection, but I know this will be changing in the future after the consolidation.

Food is good, but lines get pretty bad during lunch rush. Each semester the school holds a Pig Out, all the students get free food.

The food is also great. I love the breakfast sausage and cheese biscuit, which is the best ever.

There is plenty of options in regards to food. Fast Food - Check. Affordable sit down restaurants - Check. Once a year splurge restaurants - check.

Small, but growing! Greek Life is extremely positive here at ASU. All Greek Students have the highest gpa's in the University and overall are better known throughout school.

A few, but not as many as the larger schools

Im not really into all the soroities and fraternaties but there are about 3 or 4 of each i believe.

Several frats and sororities for a wide variety of individuals, whether you're the classic frat boy, a multifaceted female looking for opportunities to help you along the way, or one of those complicated individuals that can't be pinned down in anything.

Augusta State does have Greek Life.

Sororities: Alpha Delta Pi, Zeta Tau Alpha, Alpha Kappa Alpha, Delta Sigma Theta, and Zeta Phi Beta Fraternities: Omega Psi Phi, Delta Chi, Phi Beta Sigma, Kappa Alpha Psi, Alpha Sigma Phi

There are Greet Life and clubs that a person can enter, but I'm not familiar with them yet.

Greek life exists at ASU, however it does not consume all of the student body since it is a smaller institution. There is an annual Greek Week held annually at the start of every school year.

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We have several fraternities and sororities on campus; but we have no frat or sorority houses you would see on bigger universities.