Campus Life

9/10

Buffet style, lower grill open late, and a lot of options at the university center. Also a lot of vegetarian options which is nice.

There is so much food to eat. The food and dining building at UWSP have basically any food you could think of that is reasonable to serve to a few thousand students. Lets just say you will very be full when you leave.

The food options are pretty nice here and a lot better than what I've seen at other campuses. Some days are definitely better than others, though.

The dining plan is not a very good value. It is extremely overpriced for the small amount of servings you get. Unless you go to Upper Debot, which is all you can eat, but the food taste terrible there. I do like the vegetarian substitutes.

It's definitely not home cooking. It's a lot like the cafeteria's in high schools just with a larger selection and an all you can eat policy.

The Upper Depot dining center has fairly decent food and is buffet style, but most people prefer Lower Depot, which offers hand made subs, personal pizzas, other foods, and is a convenience store. Meal plan works here. Dreyfus Center has amazing food, food plan works there too.

The food is decent for being able to feed so many students. They do a good job of offering healthy options. They offer vegetation and vegan options at every meal.

One thing I don't like about the dining program is that if you're a freshman you're required to get a dining plan of either 150, 200, or 250 meals per semester. I got the 200. Your meals don't get to roll over to the next semester, so by the end I felt pressured to buy like everything they had just to let my meals not go to waste!!!

The food at UW Stevens Point is quite good. There are almost always a large amount of options in the cafeteria and there are a good variety of places to throughout the campus.

I wasn't greek but a good friend was. Her sorority was huge, and everyone was always very warm and welcoming to each other. They really were like brothers and sisters and had a tight bond. The greeks have a strict no-hazing policy and act in a professional manner.

Most of the fraternities and sororities do not have their own houses, but they are still a supportive group of people from what I've heard.

Greek life is not very big.

I believe there are 5 Fraternities and only 3 Sororities. All of which are made up of really nice people. They are always hosting fun events.

There aren't a lot of Greek organizations like you see on larger universities.

I am not involved in Greek Life, and it's not a big deal if your not. Although it is another great way to meet people.

Lots of parties, leadership conferences, and volunteer work.

The Greek Life is very small and underground. If a student wants to find a sorority or fraternity, he or she must seek out information on their own time. Do not expect a large amount of parties at this school, either.

To be honest I don't know much about Greek life because I am not involved in any Sororities.

its all greek to me