Campus Life

The College of Lake County offers a good amount of varied and seemingly healthy food options. Although it does not have a dining hall, it does have a large food service area to accommodate its sizable amount of students. Probably the best thing CLC does in terms of food, is allow its Hospitality and Culinary Management students to have their own student-run restaurant. This freedom to empower its students and allow them the responsibility of running an entire business in all its laborious glory, is exemplary of the mindset that CLC has for everyone. The food is pretty good too.

Leaves much to be desired...and so does the cafeteria staff.

Food in the caf�© is pretty good. They have different options every day. And if you are a health nut they have a salad bar, fruit, and varieties of nuts. There is also a student-run restaurant that is delicious.

The food is not really that great. I always bring my lunch because I feel CLC's food is not worth it. Many of my friends agree with me.

The food isn't the greatest but they have a good variety!

Very good!

The lunch room is small, but that is because the college is small. It has everything you need, even a few healthy foods.

Now, the College has three classes of food(and they have upgraded tremendously.)Depending on your budget you may go for quality or quantity. So, there are affordable meals for a dollar per item. Or a more expensive meal where you must make reservations to eat, costing more than seven dollars a meal. New screen t.v.s has enhanced the dining experience.

I like the cafeteria.

I tend to pack my own lunch since money is very tight for a college student!

None

NONE!!

Not so much of a Greek lifestyle. You go to school and then you back home or to your home. It's very mellow.

they may be few and far in between but intellectual conversation do a cure.

No greek life here

For those about to Greek.......We salute you! I will try to participate physically this fall and I need to come out and participate to be heard.

Do not believe this is something the College of Lake County offers. It would be a great experience for the new high school graduates to have a part of the greek life, as their friends might be experiencing at 4 year universities. Also, it they are in a chapter at College of Lake County (if there is a greek system) they can join their sister or brother chapter! Already built in friends and support at a new school- if thats the choice made.

There are different clubs that deal with computers and computer software.

No greek life.

I don't think there is one.