Campus Life

Food sucks. GDH (the Grand Dining Hall) is only good on special occasions. Bojangles is close by

Always available and a good variety.

One thing Presbyterian College does not do well is food. While our finer dining hall always has tasty selections, it is the same food each day. The main dining hall varies more frequently however the quality of the food is more questionable.

The food at PC is very good. The campus grows most of its ingredients and provides junk food, healthy food, vegetarian food, and dessert foods. The only downside to the dining options (GDH or Springs) is they have specific hours for meals, but Springs allows you $50 in bonus bucks to buy food outside of meal times.

I do not know yet, but I can image its pretty awesome considering there is are seventeen different meal plans to choose from!

We have two dining options on campus, and they provide a variety of choices. However, the hours are not as free as some colleges, and they close earlier than many would hope.

Greenville Dining Hall serves a wide variety of foods as well as the everyday staples. And they're very accommodating for those with allergies and such. Springs is a popular location for lunch most days of the week because it's conveniently located near the center of campus and there's access to on-the-go food.

The dining places on campus are great. We have two Springs and GDH(Greenville Dining Hall). Springs is more fast and on-the-go food and GDH is where you go to see down for a while to chat and eat. The taste of these foods are good and also safe to eat.

There is a dinning hall and a sub/grill/smoothie place too. The food is good but can get old quick. There are places to eat around campus too.

good food here!

Greek Life is great, but non-Greeks or athletes can come to Greek socials.

Greek Life is available if a student is interested. Participation is about 50/50 so you don't feel pressured to join if it is not right for you.

Greek life makes up about 60% of the college at Presbyterian College. There are three sororities and six fraternities. The fraternities are much more accepting than the sororities.

Six fraternities: Pi Kappa Phi, Pi Kappa Alpha, Kappa Alpha, Alpha Sigma Phi, Theta Chi, and Sigma Nu Three Sororities: Alpha Delta Pi, Sigma Sigma Sigma, and Zeta Tau Alpha.

Greek life is very big at PC. With six fraternities and three sororities, it is not the largest selection of greek life, but it provides a very stable one. All Greek life gets along very well and has been recently working on its Greek unity. The fraternities and sororities also do events throughout the year to support their philanthropies.

PC has 3 sororities and 6 fraternities on campus that contribute to bettering the community: Sigma Sigma Sigma, Zeta Tau Alpha, and Alpha Delta Pi, Sigma Nu, Pi Kappa Alpha. As a whole, greek life is the largest student-led organization on campus.

We do have greek life on our campus. However, we currently do not have any historically black sororities or fraternities on campus.

3 Sororities and 7 Fraternities- solid participation