Campus Life

The school is a short distance from subway and chipotle and red mango so that's a plus.

LIU has a variety of food and dining areas ranging from Subways to the MetCafe where students can purchase food and relax.

There are a lot of food places to choose from around the area. There are various burger joints, pizza places and the like.

The food at the school is average but a bit pricey on campus. There are a lot of restaurants available outside of campus that are affordable.

Haven't tried it yet.

there is no kitchen but there is a meal plan which gives you about 300 dollars or more to buy food and eat if you are dorming but if you aren't you get 40 dollars to buy food from the campus stores.

I don't eat in the school cafeteria, because I don't dorm. However there is a subway in the school.

There are some things that I enjoy and there are somethings I don't enjoy. It all depends on the kind of eater you are. They tend to serve a lot of tilapia which I'm not too fond of. There's an omelet station, cold sandwich station and so much more. There's also subway and places like the Grind and Luntey where you can order wings, burgers and purchase candy.

The on campus options are horrible. There are some restaurants nearby that are decent but they can also be expensive on a student budget.

Food is good, especially the tacos and salads.

There are many sororities associated with many of the degrees given at LIU.

There are some sororities and fraternities, but they are not too active.

Greek life is like entertainment. You watch them stroll through campus and that actually motivates you to join one.

I have not pick up on Greek Life at the moment.

I am not about the Greek society, but LIU has various sororities and fraternities.

The greek life here sucks. They dont really do anything.

At times very active.

there is a small greek life, no greek houses but greek rooms

There are many reasons to go Greek, but the most important reason is the desire to learn, desire to become involved, and the desire to achieve. Greek life is more than just being part of a group, it’s about meeting new people and developing great values.