Campus Life

I love the food over there!! It is so good and the ice cream tastes so good I want a second serving!

The food on campus isn't necessarily bad, its just extremely repetitive and there is only the cafeteria and the Point Break Cafe to get legitimate meals from. We do however have a Jamba Juice, coffee shop and small student grocery store. But if you have a car there are plenty of places that you can drive not too far to.

The caf for the most part has a wide variety of food that has gotten better and better each year I've attended. It's all you can eat, I love that part!

The food and dining in Point Loma University is exceptional especially since the dining area offers students a great variety of food ranging from breakfast food to dessert. The dining area offers a section of vegetarian foods for vegetarians and also offers catering services to those who need it. One of the greatest advantages of the dining area in Point Loma is the fact that it greatly resembles a buffet since it offers students all kinds of food.

The food is decent but don't expect to love it. The variety is okay but you will probably get bored by the lack of selection as the year goes on.

There are two main areas for dining and a small grocery stop below the cafeteria. The cafeteria is paid by one's meal plan and the bistro and sandwich shop is paid for by the corresponding amount of sea lion dollars which reset or can be changed every semester. The food quality starts off decent, but quality and variety go down as time passes. Off campus dining is great, there are a number of shops in Liberty station and countless mexican food stops.

Not going to lie-the cafeteria is not the Cordon bleu of cafeterias, but its food. But we also have other options, Bobby B's (the coffee shop) is a place I spend a lot of time, as well as Point Break Cafe (like a sandwich shop) here, you can depend on some good food. If you are not satisfied with the food on campus, off campus is always an option, students often take the off campus shuttle to local places to eat such as Rubio's, Noodles and Company, Cup of Yo, Olive Garden, and there are plenty of great burrito options. In many cases, especially with girls, people will buy most of their food from the grocery store down the road and make meals in their own rooms, which works quite well.

There is a main cafeteria, where the food is pretty good. A coffee shop, cafe and store on campus are the only other food options.

The cafeteria really isn't that bad; the food is good. Bobby B's makes Starbucks, is on campus and is awesome! Point Break is a little food place next to it that has great food that you can buy for a decent price if you don't feel like going to the cafeteria.

Food is good really over all, SODEXO just sucks and they try hard but don't quite have the best direction in their efforts. They pour money and attention into things that don't really matter and to add variety introduce weird exotic foods instead of just producing a variety of normal delicious food.

If you're looking for Greek life, than this isn't the place for you, as we have none.

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There is no Greek Life here. Sorry toga partiers!

The school is private for Christianity.

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There are no frats/sororities!

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None that I know of.