Campus Life

The food is pretty good in the caf�©. They have a good breakfast burrito if you are taking an early morning class.

don't spend a whole lot on dinning out, just maybe a little from like lets say if you pass a class or for a friends birthday, but don't go out like every night. Now the food here is really good.

The food in the cafeteria isn't so great. Its not the worse but not my favorite either.

More expensive then the surrounding fast food.

The campus has a cafeteria and a student store for you to get food but it is a bit expensive for daily use. If you want to eat, take a 5 minute walk of campus to fast food chains or a 15-20 minute ride to the mall on the public transit.

The cafeteria has a few dining options, but I wish the healthier options were a little more flavorful.

I wish they had better food. Most food isn't tasty or healthy, and the dining area needs to be remodeled.

The food is excellent, and the staff work around the clock to keep the cafeteria in tip-top shape.

The cafeteria is really good, a bit expensive but other than that it provides a variety of hot meals and snacks.

Definitely a good meal in this campus. A wide variety for students who is in need of an appetite. The only problem I have is the price of the items, and I feel they take advantage of the students.

None.

Honor Societies on campus use greek letters, I wouldn't consider them fraternities or sororities.

Huh?

Almost non-existent, I believe there are 2 or 3 organizations.

There is not really a greek life, mainly because it is only a two year college.

The closest thing to Greek life on campus is the social-service clubs. Pay a fee to be a member, do community service and mingle with the more socially active students on campus.

I am not involved in the Greek Life,

None - I think?

none.

Mostly, Greek life was not applicable. There were a few clubs on campus who claimed to be fraternities or sororities, but I would not even compare them to Greek life at a 4-year institution.