Campus Life

The food at University of Michigan isn't the best but it's definitely palatable and better than most places.

Ann Arbor has so many rich and diverse entertainment and dining opportunities.

You can choose anywhere from the burger joint down the street to 5-star dining depending on your budget.

The dining hall food on North Campus is really bad. They don't have any variety and everything tastes too dry or bland. There's better dining halls down on Central campus.

Although not a student yet, I've come to love Bubble Island. It's right off campus. Those who haven't tried it definitely should!

The food in the dorms is average dorm food. (Be careful of the desserts: they'Â?Â?re really good and you'll end up eating way too many cookies instead of a main course for dinner!) Eat salad if you can...

Dorm food is not terrible. There are plenty of restaurants in Ann Arbor. The Student Union and the Student League have plenty of options for alternatives to cafeteria food.

The food is really nice in the cafeteria.

The food tastes good depending on where you go, but unfortunately one RH, North Quad has good food, but little space to sit, and because its so popular many students like to hit up for lunch and dinner making sitting an issue. I gave the food three stars, not because it tastes bad (the majority of the time food is really tasty, and after you swipe in its all you can eat), but because the food tends to be high on the calorie side. Vegan and Vegetarian meals are always available, and even for religious holidays like Passover and Lent, Ramadan, and others that I may not think about, the Halls always make sure to accommodate those students. Also, they have fresh vegetables, salad fixings, and coffee available. And, sometimes they have a theme day for bread, and different cheeses, soups, or breakfast for dinner which are all pretty good. Also, with the meal plan for students they get Blue Bucks and Dining Dollars, Blue Bucks go to the restaurants found in University buildings, such as the Panda Express, Wendy's, Subway, Auntie Ann's Pretzels, and others found in the union. Dining Dollars go to University Run snack bars, where students can buy toiletries frozen meals, freshly made sandwhiches or pizza, and many other things depending on which one you go to.

Pretty darn good, for dorm food. There are a TON of restaurants around campus so you should never have a problem finding exactly what you want.

There are clubs that offer Greek life here.

A TON of frats and sororities to choose from.

Phi Rho Alpha is a great sorority on campus that is local to Ann Arbor!

I am not involved, but my friends who are say they love it.

I have no experience with it. It is better to read another review, or ask someone involved.

Michigan's Greek life is one of the best in the country.

I have no idea what it's like, but there's a frat of metal fans that's pretty alright. The other ones give their pledges nice paddles. If you're into the tradition and brotherhood/sisterhood thing, you've got plenty of choices for rushing.

is pretty good i would guess. i have friends who are in it and they seem to really enjoy the house they got into and there are a lot of houses on campus and also a wide variety of houses.

Great, but not the only thing. Even Greeks take part in non-Greek activities.

18-20% goes greek, and its a great way to get involved on campus. It's not necessary to have a good time, however.