Campus Life

Food is actually pretty decent. Not a ton of selections and it's all pretty overpriced, but compared to most college food its good. Fresh sushi, salad bar, fried food, taco/burrito station, deli for sandwiches, pizza and pasta. But it gets old really fast.

The dining hall is mediocre but we receive flex dollars to great restaurants not too far from Pace.

This is new york

Don't dine on campus if you can avoid it.

The food is not bad but you do get sick of eating it after a while.

I reluctantly entered Pace's cafe on my first day of college. I expected the worst possible food but thankfully I was completely mistaken. There is a plethora of options daily and I never find myself disappointed when I leave. The meal plan, especially for freshmen, is perfect and allows one to pretty much eat as often as they want without running out of funds (within reason of course).

The food is incredible here. They have a la carte items, where they make it right in front of your face. There is also a large variety of foods that you can eat in the Cafe. Lets not forget about the Starbucks!

The food can be really good, but at times the staff have trouble with quality control. They will overcook things sometimes or forget about your food. However, they are kind enough to do it over.

I personally do not like the food in the cafeteria, but I know people who do. It's all based on your interpretation of what good food tastes like.

Overall the food is good although I wish they would change up the menu every month.

Surprisingly there is Greek life here. Although there are no houses on the NYC campus is does seem to foster some sense of community within those who participate.

There are frats and sororities that you can join!

It actually is alive and well here!

There are several sororities and fraternities at Pace University, and even consists of a rush week.

There is Greek life, and people are involved, but it's not something that is necessary to fit in at Pace

average

Not interested in Greek Life but from the looks of it they have a lot of fun and are really united.

Greek life is really good. There are not as many on this campus as others, but it's still very lively.

Greek life is a joke at this school. Nobody takes it very seriously and the frats/sororities are not well known, have little affect on the community, and mainly throw horrible parties.

Lots of them, but not strong communities as it is in the Northeast, where Greek life is hardly important.