Campus Life

The dining is not that bad. Unfortunately, it is not your moms cooking, but it also isn't slop. There are better days than others but for the most part it is tolerable.

The food and variety of food is mediocre at best. There are however, meal plans at TCNJ, and food courts.

Healthy selections.

Food and dining options are good but not much variety

Although some students complain, when it comes down to it, compared to other schools we have so many options, so much variety that no matter your dietary needs, you will always find something new to eat.

Not bad at all for college food, especially if you know how to mix and match foods.

The dining hall and student center have good food, especially the soup. There are multiple places on campus to get food including a starbucks in the library.

The College of New Jersey provides many buildings to dine for all hours of the day. There are also a few convenient store located on campus for after hours.

The best part about dining at TCNJ is meal equiv. , which is essentially a free $6.70 to spend at any satellite dining facility (starbucks, the rat ec). Eick is pretty decent, their themed dining is definitely the highlight of dining there.

There is a lot of variety in the dining halls and they accommodate to all kinds of diets. The cookies in Eick are the bomb!

Relatively small but close group of people.

I am not involved but there is a lot of greek life and the students I know that are involved love it.

Awesome, the greek life leads many strong, determined, motivated individuals into the real world upon graduation. Greek life allows for lifelong friendships and opens job opportunities of all types.

It is very active on campus however you do not need to participate in it in order to have a social life.

We have greek life at TCNJ but it is not big.

Greek Life is a hit. There are always opportunities to get involved in Greek Life. So many varieties of frats and sororities.

Greek Life can be a major part of your student life here. Many students are involved with it, including me, but there is also a good percentage that are involved in other activities. Greek life does not have housing on campus, but performs various activities on and off the campus area. However, no one is forced to do any type of activity they don't want too, so if Greek life isn't your thing, you can try something different.

Not the guy to ask about this..

The sororities and fraternities at TCNJ are very active in the campus community, but as someone who isn't a sorority member, I can say that your social life won't in any way suffer if you have no interest in pledging. My roommate pledged and became a member of a sorority, and she loved it.

We have Greek life, but do not have Greek housing on campus. Usually fraternities and sororities have their own off-campus housing. As a freshman, you can rush during your spring semester.