Campus Life

Best dining halls, very expensive

The food is good, although it gets a bit repetitive.

3 dining halls; not a confusing meal plan; many options

With the three dining halls used mostly by underclassmen there are always plenty of options.

Dining hall food is ok, but there's so many great places to eat around campus that you won't feel the need to eat every meal in the dining hall.

After the first year most students dont take a meal plan. Because of the access to kitchens, it is less likely for student to want to pay for a meal plan.

The meal plans seem pretty good, and the International Village serves the best food ethnic food I've ever eaten on a college campus.

The food and dinning at Northeastern University, compared to other schools, is amazing. I would say we have some of the top dinning halls. Definitely very good, fresh food and a variety of choices.

This college has the only taco bell in boston! definitely a plus for me..

The food on campus looks good and being in Boston means that there are also lots of food options outside of campus.

Not a huge thing on campus, but it is still prevalent.

10% - definitely there but you are not going to feel left out if you do or do not do them.

Greek life is definitely present, but it is not a priority on campus.

Though greek life is a small part of Northeastern, they make a huge impact on campus. The greek community is tight knit and they do alot in terms of creating activities on campus, raising money and bring entertainment to the school.

Greek life at Northeastern isn't big, but for those who are involved it is very fun. It brings a different aspect to college life, and opens the doors to many new possibilities, resources, and friends.

There is virtually no Greek life here. There are a few sororities and a few fraternities, but it is definitely not extraordinarily popular like it is at other schools, especially in the south. I would say a majority of the population definitely stays independent of Greek life, but those who are involved love it.

There is very little. There are no houses on campus

the greek life isn't great. there's some frats but mostly people go to other schools for frat life

Not much of a prominent Greek life. It's there, but it's not a big deal.

We're fairly active in Greek Life, but by no means are we a Greek school. We don't have Greek housing and I'd say only about 30% of our school population is involved in Greek Life. It's a great way to meet new friends and get access to Northeastern's party side, and I know a bunch of great people who are a part of it, but I've had a great college experience without being in it myself.