Campus Life

The food plan is excellent and if used correctly, can last a student all year without having to add money! Although, if students do run out of dining dollars on his or her account, you CAN add money to it via the school's website, which is helpful toward the end of the year. The off-campus dining is fresh, healthy, and extensive in range of items to order. There is a location near the 55th Street dorms as well as within walking distance of the school itself and the 1760 dorm location. Both locations are clean and offer the option to dine in or order out, which is always beneficial if the weather is nasty.

Really great food! The food always tastes great and seems really fresh! There are so many options including a sushi bar.

There is a C store in the building which has frozen items, some pre made sandwiches, snacks and canned stuff. A lot of the cooking and meals we make ourselves in our room. Our dining dollars can be used for several restaurants in the area, which also deliver! At the school, there are several dining options, and a lot of choices for those with special dietary needs. Personally, I love the sushi - it is some of the best I have ever had, but only available 2 times a week. As one would expect, food is expensive.

I love the food at MMC! they have vegan options for me!

Marymount Manhattan offers a scarce meal plan. Because Marymount is a small-private liberal arts college located in New York City, there is not a variety of meals for the students opposed to larger universities. The dining services are good, however; they lack multiple things. It would be a great idea if the college offered a better meal plan for the students that involved more nutritious and affordable options.