Campus Life

It has different dining areas to choose from on campus, and off campus

There are so many different places to dine on campus from Einstein Brothers Bagels to our Rowdy rooster or the all-you-can-eat buffet at Hicks. (Just to name a few) There will always be somewhere to satisfy your taste buds.

The dining is getting better, but still not as great as some schools I have visited.

Not much variety but quality is okay. Food not on meal plan is expensive

The campus is definitely trying to expand food options. They have an all you can eat dining hall that serves its best food at orientation, but the food is just okay after that. CINO and UP cafe have some pretty awesome food, but the rest of the places on campus you either have to pay to eat or use the universitity dining dollars.

Okay

Very good food at the dinning hall.

first 2 weeks when I was here I loved the food but now I find and choose other options

There are several on campus dining halls and food plans a student can select from. Each meal plan offers a certain amount of meal swipes per week, and with that, a ration of dining dollars that may be spent at dining establishments on campus such as Java City and Subway. Commuter students have the option to purchase a commuter meal plan and all on campus students are required to purchase a meal plan as they sign up for housing. There are many options to pick from on campus such as buffet style dining and deli choices.

The food is good but overtime It gets repetitive.

Our greek life is very active. They are definitely ones to look up to on campus.

Looks like those involved have a good time. I am not in greek life so I cannot comment on it heavily.

Greek life is definitely present at coastal, and is also where a lot of the parties stem from. In the first few weeks of campus, they are all out advertising at club recruitment day. But, the university doesn't necessarily recognize them, and they do not have their own houses.

Sucks

There are several fraternities and sororities one may partake in at CCU. Quite a few of them are special interest based, but others are open ended for those who just wish to join a group. There are also honor societies that are represented by the Greek letters, such as Phi Eta Sigma, a prestigious honorary.

Small but great. Definitely worth checking out.

our campus includes the divine 9 and many other greek organizations that are to be explored

The greek life at Coastal Carolina is very active. Some of the most populars at the university are Delta Chi, ADPi, AXD, and Kappa Sigma.

They really bring in the school spirit to Coastal and participate in majority of community service activities.

We have Greek life here, I personally am not associated with it, therefore I cannot comment on it, both sororities and fraternities are present.