Campus Life

Delicious and has lots of options!

The food is great and there are many options and you can go healthy or not so healthy.

Our food has got to be some of the best in the country. We have a five star steak house to assist our students with real life etiquette and communication. We also have an organic buffet called the farmers market that brings in local grown fruits and vegetables. My favorite is the bistro, which does daily specials such as sushi and noodle bowls.

Lots of choices...Staff is real people who enjoy it when you like the food

You get a free steak house meal per week!!!!!

There are a lot of places on campus, and nearby, for you to eat. The dining hall is okay but tends to have the same things everyday. There are places off campus that you can use your High Point card to buy meals.

The food for the most part is good. They have many different options of places to eat. The only problem is most close by eight and even then they take the food away before then.

There is one place called The Great Day Bakery that is HPU's own little Panera Bread. Also, The Point, is a campus favorite. It has so many T.V.s it's ridiculous. Many people gather in there until 2:00am when it closes to watch games and eat. There is also a cafe, Subway, Starbucks, and Chick-fil-A on campus!

Food and dining at High Point University is incredible! There are several food options, including three all-you-can-eat style restaurants, two Starbucks, Chick-fil-a, Subway, a Sports Grill, and a four star Steak House, which is a favorite among students. The faculty is all very personable and they interact with the students on a daily basis. Students become familiar with the dining faculty and some are on a first-name basis.

it gets old after a few months.

Fantastic, I belong to greek life and wouldn't trade it for a minute.

We have 12 National Greek Affiliations, all in which are very involved in the community and school.

there are options to join

Great Greek Life. Great people.

Greek Life is big on campus. The majority of kids on campus go greek.

There is a high variety of sororities, fraternities, and co ed fraternities. They range from academic to social to community.

Greek life on campus is always doing fundraisers for all kinds of associations or for them to do a type of volunteer work. They had t-shirt tie-dying one night! It was only five dollars. Also, recruitment doesn't start until January so you have plenty time to decide if you want to be a part of Greek life and which one.

It is really popular.

From what I hear, Greek life always has something going on. We have probably between ten or twenty Greek organizations, so if you plan on going Greek you will definitely have a choice.

This is a huge part of our campus and a good majority of the people you meet will be involved. There are greek houses on campus, located in greek village with it's own pool and area to hold activities.