Campus Life

A virtual round-the-clock buffet offers more than enough to fill up on everyday. The food is good and the staff is energetic.

The cafeteria gets repetitive.

Personally, I like the food here, whereas some don't. If you don't want to eat in the cafeteria, there is a chicken wing cafe on campus and there are also fast food places right outside of the college campus.

I hear the food is pretty good, but I'll have to find out for myself.

There are a couple of places on campus, but several just off Main Street. Anything from KFC to McDonald's, Subway, and more.

The Cafe and the WOW are great places on campus to eat, but there are also other food places in town that are in walking distance

The food can be really great or really blehhh just depends on the day.

Very flexible meal plan. The food is awesome with a lot of choices. Also, a on campus Starbucks.

The Caf is open all day. If you live in the dorm, you will have a meal card. This card allows you to eat three meals per day. Just like at home, some meals are better than others but over all it's pretty good.

Pretty good, not home cooking! But there is something different everyday.

Yes, Greek life exist, but remember this is a small university. Therefore, the chapters are small.

Big on Montevallo

I do not know MUCH about the greek life, but there are many on campus. Rush week is a big deal on campus and it can be very loud. From friends who are members, they treat their sororities or fraternities like family. I am certain that it takes up a lot of your time but in a very positive way.

There is a pretty large Greek community for the size of the school, I wouldn't know personally, but most of my friends are in one and love it. The school also has a enormous opposition towards hazing, if they find out it's been happening, you can bet there will be colossal consequences.

Greek life is big if you want to be involved. If not, then ignore all the random things they do on campus. Most sororities and fraternities live in the dorms but one or two have their own house just off campus. Party life is avoidable if you want it to be, it's as easy as that. Look for it and you most certainly will find it. However, they also do volunteer work and host random events like sports tournaments, hunger games challenges, music performances, and game nights.

Greek Life provides a good democratic social experience, value beyond the college years, creates through their ideals, an ever-widening circle of service beyond the membership, develops the individual's potential through leadership opportunities and group effort, and fills the need of belonging.

Not like other campuses' Greek organizations - for the most part helpful and friendly. Lambda Chi has quite a few gay members in its ranks (and you'll find that the college is generally really accepting of LGBT students).

Very prominent Greeks.

Wouldn't know about that. Avoid them like the plague.

we have a number of fraternities and sororities on campus, to name a few: alpha tau omega, alpha kappa lambda, lambda chi alpha, delta chi, phi mu, delta gamma, alpha delta pi, chi omega, and so many more. there are two houses that belong to fraternities: ato and dx. the rest of the frats and sororities live in residence halls.