Campus Life

the campus is amazing, but the food is not the best. CCNY could do much better

G outside, off campus.

I have not had any campus food because I am a commuter and I take my own lunch, but I have heard that the food is really good. I believe there are three places you can eat. There is even a cafe that serves healthier options.

There's only one decent place to eat in the 2nd floor NAC cafeteria. There is also the cafe in the marshak and the 1st floor of the NAC. The halal food carts are awful, though they smell good. However, there are several good delis and take out places in the vicinity.

not good

The NAC cafeteria is a NO,do not enter! Well, some students do eat in there. But the surrounding area has student favorites. The food choices around campus are numerable and affordable.

The cafeteria is really just for grabbing a bite between classes since it's nowhere near the dorm and we all have kitchenettes anyway. I try to avoid going there since it's overpriced, but people seem to enjoy it.

I dont know. I only eat kosher. No kosher food on campus.

The cafeteria here has many options and there are several options to choose from inside the main building. Also a cafe in Marshack. Mind you, there are also plenty of small shops around the area so you can always grab bite to eat and satisfy almost any palette.

Kind of pricey, but CCNY has a nice salad bar =) I give it 5 stars only because you can simply step right outside the campus and a variety of cheap places to eat are lined down the block.

v good

Some Greek life, but not compared to the more traditional college or HBCU.

CCNY isn't very big on Greek Life.

There's not to many but if you look hard there's a few you could join.

Greek life is not prominent.

great

I've seen a few sororities and fraternities sporting their hoodies around campus. I don't really know what they're like, though.

Nominal, almost none.

Tries to hard

Greek Life is nonexistent at CCNY. Members of frats and sororities will try to convince you otherwise, but honestly, there's nothing even close to standard Greek life.