Campus Life

I do not eat in the cafeteria.

The food seems really good. I didn't get to try it, but it looked good, and it's free if you get the student meal plan. The people who worked at the cafeteria were very friendly, too. And if you don't like the food, it's Oakland. You can just eat somewhere else. Heck, there are other places to eat on the campus itself!

did not have the time to check out the food,but the service's appear good

The food tends to be better in the beginning of the semester and during tour days, but there's some variety. There's pasta everyday.

The cafeteria food is good, but you have to sit there to eat it. You can't take it to go, which is a pain in the butt when you have another class to get to in 15 minutes. Franny's (3rd floor of the resident hall) gets expensive, but you can take it to go so it's practically your only option during the day. The meal plan is horrible and costs more than what you actually get in blocks/flex dollars.

Not the best food and dining service. The hours the cafeteria stays open are limited, so hopefully you don't have too many classes during the day. Food selection isn't that good. Food is often served cold or undone.

Carlow cafeteria and Frannies weird times that they are open and closed, but there a lot of places to eat in Oakland.

The main dining hall does have a variety of options but it is only open during certain hours of the day. Franny's, a smaller dining place is open during the weekdays, has mostly food from the grill and is included as part of the meal plan. The campus is in the Oakland area so there are many places to eat off-campus.

Carlow offers typical cafeteria foods in its main dining room. It also has a cafe with more fast food offerings. Both are satisfying; as an evening/weekend student, I found the cafe food excellent & fresh.

The food is good depending on what you get. Usually it isn't that great so most students eat off campus at the many restaurants in Oakland.

I know there are service fraternities on campus but I am not involved in this aspect of student life and can not comment further on this subject.

Nonexistent.

As far as I know there are only a few honor and service societies of Greek origin.

Carlow offers many sororities for its mostly-female population. Evening and weekend students have limited if no opportunities in this area.

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