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Overall, the food is good, but by the end of second semester you never want to eat it again. Try the salads at Dividends in the Farmer School of Business-- they are my favorite! Also, Bell Tower and 1809 are good places to eat on campus with the meal plan! I try to avoid the all you can eat dining halls as much as possible.

The food here is really delicious.

The meal plan is really great. There are a bunch of different options and places to get food. You can even buy groceries at one of the markets on campus with your meal plan.

Typical college food. They provide vegetarian options, as well as special foods for Lent and Passover.

The dining halls are so so. I find myself walking a bit to eat somewhere good. They do, however, have a pizza delivery service that accepts your meal plan. Overall, the food in decent, but all of the restaurants uptown are really good if you're willing to spend money.

The food at Miami University is outstanding! There are so many options from typical college-style buffets to on campus restaurants and grocery stores. The best part is that every place on campus will allow you to use your meal plan. It is so easy to eat healthy on campus, but it is also easy to get options for people with allergies or dietary restrictions. Of course, it is also easy to eat your weight in Miami specialties: the toasted roll and potato bowls.

There are quite a few options for food on campus. There are standard items that you will find at almost every dining hall on campus. However there is also the option to go to one of the market locations on campus buy food; these locations accept your meal plan.

All of the food I've tried on campus has been great.

The food here is great. They have a lot of options for special dietary needs as well as diverse selections. I am a vegetarian and love the fresh salad bars and the Spice of Life section where you can choose what you want in your food and a chief makes it right in front of you!

The best part of the school, a must

Greek Life has opened up so many doors for me! I have met people I never would've met outside of the organization. If you have the grades to rush, I would 100% recommend doing so!

I believe we have 5 alpha chapters here (4 fraternities and 1 sorority that began at Miami first). There are really great options for greek life and pretty much a place for anyone to fit in somewhere if you're interested.

Very active and large Greek Life, but it is still possible to not rush and enjoy Miami.

Greek life is a huge part of Miami's campus and the Greek community is constantly holding fundraising and social events on campus and for the community. The best part of being Greek at Miami University is that the Greek community is so cohesive and supportive of each other. Specifically, because sororities do not have houses, sophomore sorority members live in dorm corridors with other sorority women and build bonds that way.

Greek life is very apparent on this campus. If you are looking to get involved in Greek life Miami is a great choice!

Absolutely huge: a third of the campus is involved in Greek life. There are 17 sororities, and around 30 fraternities. Greek life dominates the social scene, has a higher cumulative GPA than the non-Greek student, and is as a whole, more involved in extra-curricular activities and volunteer work than non-Greeks.

Greek life is huge, but it isn't a big deal if you don't rush.

There are many students involved in greek life, which is great, but there are so many girls and guys who aren't a part of it. No matter which category you fall under, there will be people who will be in the similar situation as you and you won't ever be an odd one out.

Miami is the motherland of Greek life with many alpha chapters. Miami is host to over 50 fraternity and sorority chapters.