Campus Life

not much variety

There not much variety in food and it's expensive.

They are trying in regards to variety but the food could be better. Food tend to be a little expensive at the Mount, but every student receives 'dolphin dollars on their ID card every semester. You get $100 if you are a commuter student and a lot more if you dorm. This fee however is charged in the tuition. So,in short you can use your ID to get food until the money runs out. Going forward you have to use cash or replenish your card. The dining area is new, it opened Fall 2012, so it is pretty new and comfy.

The food is delicious there are two areas on campus to buy food the cafe is newly built, your food is cooked right on the spot. With the newly built cafe there is indoor and outdoor sitting areas.

The food is decent; there are currently two cafeterias and so far I do not have any complaints, the few times I have eaten there.

Food and dining is okay not like home but okay. I am satisfied. I do wish we had something late at night when studying like a small coffee shop that would be helpful.

There is nothing compared to home cooked meals. The food there is digestible, but you would not want to eat there often. You would value home cooked meals, they try to make it better, but it does not work. Not any special food or meals.

As of now, the school has a great meal plan to accompany the dorming situation; the cafeteria is an 'all you can eat' setting. There is always a fully equipped salad bar, fresh fruits and bread every morning, there is fresh yogurt and a fully equipped deli counter.

None

There is Greek life on campus corresponding usually to a specific major but there are no fraternities or sororities.