Campus Life

There are lots of dining choices on campus, so food is never an issue. Additionally, there is a large variety of food, so whatever your tastes are you will find something to eat.

Not a lot of variety.

There are plenty of healthy choices and food is almost always available at virtually any hour. The only complaints people may have are if you have specific food restrictions, such as allergies, diets, etc. Otherwise, the food quality is pretty standard.

The dining halls are pretty good, but the Starbucks we have on campus is the best part from my prospective. It is the largest on campus Starbucks in the U.S.

The cafeteria supports vegans :)

They do have options for vegans and vegetarians! In terms of variety, the food can be lacking but not too bad.

I have heard others complain about the food, but when I visited I thought it was great. There are several places to eat and there are many options.

The Unlimited Dining Plan is an exorbitant amount... Other than that, the University caters to all backgrounds of the nutritional group. Omnivore, herbivore, and the Carnivore(If there are any intrepid enough to make this claim).

A good variety of food that can get old at times. The lines are always worth the wait, but have options that have no lines.

The food has a okay food. There are some culturally diverse foods such as tofu and tortilla wraps, but still have comfort food such as burgers and pizza. There are vegan and vegetarian dining options, also.

Greek life is present on campus. It can either be your life, not involved in any way, or anywhere in between. I believe that the percentage of involved students on campus is around 20-25%. This is low enough that you can have a life completely outside of these organizations or you can get involved!

Amazing outlets and resources!

Not involved...

Greek Life is big on campus but doesn't take over residential life or student activities. They host a lot of parties and other campus events, but just bring students together instead of overwhelming them.

Although it seems, percentage-wise, as though not many people are involved in Greek Life, it is actually quite popular. Many people join Greek Life who are not your stereotypical sorority girls or frat boys.

There are many fraternities and sororities on campus, but Rochester is a chill campus, so the members aren't the movie-typical members - they're all individuals who come together to bond and have fun! There fun parties held by fraternities most weekends (but don't expect to party during finals week - everyone is in the library!)

Not many people pledge, but there are plenty of options if you wish to.

There is a Greek presence on campus, but it's not overbearing, and nothing like in the movies. Students who are into that kind of thing can find everything they're looking for, and students who aren't don't feel like they're left out.

Once you join the organization that is right for you, Greek life is great! (speaking from experience). However, the school's Greek administration has become very strict in the past couple of years.

The fraternities and sororities here are diverse and outgoing. They are friendly and definitely know how to make a bland weekend fun and wild.