Campus Life

I haven't honestly eaten here too much, but the experiences I have had are pretty good.

The best way to describe the dining hall (called the Chow hall) is

The Dahlonega square has many sit-down dining option that vary. Other than the square, there is a Dunkin Doughnuts, Moes, newly refurbished McDonald's, TacoBell, and Chick-fil-a.

The food is good but just like any food you eat over and over, it can get boring.

Chow is ok on some days, but others I would recommend cooking yourself or going to Hoag to get food there. POD's are pretty good if your in a hurry and they cater to a wide variety of diets.

Off camus, the food is fantastic. The city has a lot of restaurants to choose from.

The food is average. There are a ton of options, so finding something to eat isn't a problem. We have a great salad/soup bar, we always have pizza, make your own sandwich stations, and Asian food, and occasionally a pasta bar. The southern food line has a unique menu everyday.

Its ok, but it's not the best

The Athens campus has a snack bar, but there is no dining facility. There are nearby quick service restaurants just minutes from the campus.

The wide array of choices and prices will make any college students' tummy and wallet happy.

Greek Life is extremely prominent and it may be for you even if you don't think you fit that frat star persona. Each fraternity and sorority has a different feel and attraction to it, so there is probably one for you.

Greek life is very involved on campus. They have weekly events to raise money and get the campus involved in their philanthropies. The members of Greek life are so diverse, there is a place for everyone to feel welcome with.

Greek life is amazing. They're always putting on events, either for fun or to raise money for the community and organizations.

Five sororities and lots of fraternities to choose from. I would love to see some more sororities on campus.

Greek life is pretty popular, but isn't dominant in the campus population. We have 5 sororities and 7 fraternities (I think?).

Prominent. No housing, though.

Greek life appears to be a pretty big part of campus and it definitely helps keep people busy.

Do not participate in.

There is greek life, but it's not as demanding as other schools. Which, I like a lot because some schools greek life won't talk to people outside of it, and demand tons of money and required events that take away from school.

Pick a club!