Campus Life

Not so great. I'm sure having a meal plan is a part of the experience, but I'd say save your money. You're in Chicago. Go out to eat. Cook your own food. College dining is a big scam in my opinion.

The cafe at DePaul is small and always busy, but the food they serve there is quite delicious and the smoothies are great.

It does not have the widest array of food, but what it does have is good. The spread out coffee shops are great too.

I primarily utilize the Loop Campus and they have an onsite cafeteria. However, many familiar vendors are in the area within walking distance or accessible via public transportation.

The food is based on different restaurant types. At first it is really nice but then it because the same thing over and over. They do offer specials once a week.

There is not as much of a variety as other schools, but there is an average amount of choices that you'll get sick of by the end of your first year if you live in a dorm and have a meal plan.

Very good food compared to A LOT of campuses.

The food at DePaul has a wide variety. There are few healthy choices unless you go to the salad bar everyday. They do offer vegan, gluten-free, and vegetarian options. Overall, pretty good selection.

You have to try Allende Taqueria right off the Fullerton Red Line stop. Amazing mexican cuisine.

Sometimes you get really sick of the student center food but there are so many places around that you can grab food at.

GREAT!

The Greek Life is not very big here. They exist, but you don't hear so much about them.

It is not seen on campus.

The sorority and fraternity life is very alive and vibrant on campus

Greek Life at DePaul is amazing! However, there are no houses for the sororities or fraternities, which loses some interaction, but overall so many activities and exciting things to do while committing to Greek life.

DO IT!

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Decent, but no housing is provided for the Greeks so it significantly decreases the experience.

Greek Life has improved drastically since the past few years. Around 5-10 years ago, people who wore their letters were not as noticeable as they are now. Being in a sorority, I've absolutely loved the experience. It is truly nice being around your sisters and I feel you appreciate it more because you aren't forced to live in a house with them as other schools.

There is not only one culture in the school, there are so many others.