Campus Life

Food is plentiful. There is a stand outside (The hot dog man) but there's also foods other than hot dogs. There's three vending machines inside the lounge with a microwave to cook things in. Alot of the time food is free during exam week and other festivals going on during the semester.

Vending machines were what they had. Sometimes there were clubs giving out free food. Satisfied with vending choices.

The Quista Cafe is the on campus cafeteria, and has decent food for a decent price. I didn't go there regularly, but the few times I went, it was enjoyable. You can get burgers, salads, coffee, and a variety of other things. The burgers are made fresh, so you have to wait a few minutes, but it beats something sitting under a heat lamp, for sure.

Sometimes when we have special activities food will be given. There isn't a cafeteria but there are vending machines which are convenient

Pasco-Hernando Community College does not offer food and dining besides vending machines.

There's no food resources at the East campus or the north. They need to upgrade.

No food and dining other than vending machines. It's a community college, you don't stay on campus.

Lots of choices.

Non-existent to very limited. The cafeteria at the West campus is decent- get the chicken souvlaki!

PHCC has a nice cafe for dining and they are very reasonably priced.

The honoir society phi theta capa is great. Meetings don't take up alot of time. It opens you up to hundreds of scholarships. Membership is cheap.

None to my knowledge.

There is no Greek presence.

Not an option.

I have not ever heard of this on our campus.

They offer some Greek clubs for honor students.

I wouldn't know. There's Cappa's and all that good stuff.

There are honor societies based on your major, which will help you to transfer and earn scholarships.

There is no greek life at PHCC mostly because it is a community college.

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