Campus Life

Very typical dinning commons food. It's best to look at it positively rather than complain.

There are three places on campus to go for food. The dining commons and the union are both available to eat with bucks from the meal plan and they serve a variety of foods. Joe's Java is also a café/ hang out place that students go to for coffee and snacks throughout the day.

The food in the dining commons was pretty good, for cafeteria food. One parent questioned students about serving sizes. They have another child who is an athlete and never gets enough to eat at his college. The students all laughed at the question, and assured everyone that meals are buffet style and you can have seconds.

Everyone complains about college food, but the DC food isn't all that bad. There are a lot of choices, and if you make the right ones, you can enjoy your meals and stay healthy. It's all about being aware of what you're eating. I'm very grateful for such great food services and to have meals everyday. It does get monotonous to have the same things everyday, but they try to diversify the meals, so it doesn't get too boring. And if you get sick of the DC or the union food, in town there's McDonalds, Subway, Dairy Queen, Taco Bell, Joe's Pizza and Pasta, etc. My personal favorite is Adam Bros Coffee. They have great coffee and food!

It's cafeteria food so it can never be as good as homemade. Still there are some things, like soup and chicken salad, that are good no matter what.

The food is awesome! Especially at the union where you can order hamburgers to calzone's and even quesadillas!

The Dining Commons on campus are open during advertised breakfast, lunch, and dinner hours. You go in, scan your id, and then you head on up to the buffet for all you can eat. That, or you can get a to go box if you are in a hurry. If you miss a meal, the union on the opposite end of campus open until 12am serves a wide variety of both pre-made food and food you can order in their grill area. As far as quality goes, some of the food is great and some of it just looks great. The buffet makes students creative.

Typical campus/ doorm food.

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At Greenville College there is no Greek life. There are many other groups and organizations to get involved in but the school does not offer Greek life. However there are different housing opportunities and close knit living situations where one might see it as a Greek life simulated situation.

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None, except for honorary or academic.

There is no Greek life. Because of the traditions often associated with the Greek system, Greenville doesn't have one. There's a life style statement that you sign when you enroll, and the happenings within the Greek system would in general, not comply.

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zero greek life unless its academic