Campus Life

The cafeteria is filled with different food options especially healthy ones. There are many tables for you to eat inside and outside.

im a vegetarian, there is a great salad bar, red mango, taco bell has vegetarian options, so does the italian place but it is a bit pricy

The food is generally quite good; the cafeteria beneath the CCB building is good. Only thing is dislike is the price, which is slightly on the higher side (at least for me).

Quality food, Lots of variety just a little pricy but still affordable and can hold you down for most of the day.

There are three locations where you can get food. I particularly love the food court in building CCB because of the variety of places to buy food from, such as Red Mango and Pasta Pasta. The other two locations, Treat Street and Treat Street Too, also have varieties of foods that you can buy for both breakfast and lunch.

There are 3 locations on campus where you can buy food. 2 of them are very small and great to pick up a drink or a bag of chips or cookies on your way to class. The other one, Top Flight, has a decent selection of foods and is not as over priced as most other campuses. There is a place which always cells pasta, chicken parm, and I believe paninis. Then there are pizza hut, red mango, taco bell, white castle, and a salad place. There is also a place in Top Flight which sells breakfast in the morning and french fries, chicken strips, and burgers later in the day. There is coffee and hot chocolate there also along with various drinks and small snacks.

Don't eat NCC food if you don't have to. It's expensive and not good. Try a bagged lunch instead.

They have everything. Taco bell spanish food alot of food choices. White castle and a mc donalds down the street

The food is great, but a little pricey.

The food at Nassau is absolutely delicious but it's a bit expensive. The service that they provide is good.

There isn't much Greek life at Nassau, just one club but it is for Honors students.

There are many ways you can find help if necessary. Classmates, professors, and there are Math labs, Computer labs where student aids are available for help.

There is one club that has a Greek name, but it is the honors club and you don't need to pledge to join.

The Greek life I think is for the seniors.

no sure.

There is greek life but very minimal.

With minimal dorms, it's pretty rare but existent.

The only Greek LIfe is the Honor's group. No frat house - sorry.

You have to be individually focused. This however, is the key to success in any institution.