Northeastern University Campus Life

Definitely an improvement over high school food, but it gets old very quickly. If you're more of a picky eater, make sure you drop from a 15 to a 10 meals per week plan before school starts to save some money for eating out instead. There's better places in Boston to eat.

Three freshman dining halls - the best one is far out of the way for many students and one is terrible. It's okay if you like to eat out a lot since there's plenty of places in the city, but that just costs a lot.

I enjoy the food here, but I heard from many people that it isn't that great. We have 3 dining halls, with the main one being Stetson East. The food quality just goes down when everyone is trying to get food, which is usually 7-9. Stetson West is the other "main" dining hall and is less populated. It features a stir fry station that might appeal to some people.

The food is amazing here.

Lots of options! They have many restaurants but also a traditional dining hall.

There is a variety of options, and multiple cuisines are represented.

1/3 dining halls has good food and there's a bunch of fast food around.

Dining halls are pretty bad, but good to eat at every once in a while. There are a few cafe's that take meal swipes that are pretty good, like Rebecca's and Cafe Express. But, unless you are on a meal plan and have swipes for days, those aren't worth the price of a meal swipe.

I find that there is a lack of variety and sometimes even foods I normally like, I avoid because I don't think it's made with the best ingredients. I mostly eat out of Rebeccas or Outtakes which aren't dining halls, they are places to buy sandwiches and meals on the go.

Very vegan and healthy conscious

Not that prominent compared to other colleges, but there are some groups on campus.

Mostly non-existent.

There is greek life if you wish to participate in it, but it is not a large amount of the school's population like how it is in some southern schools. I think it's only about 11% of the student body. Many of my friends have taken part in Greek life and genuinely love it. The greek life here is known for its fundraising activities and bonding experience.

I really don't have anything to say. They seem very charitable. I know a lot of people in them but Greek Life isn't a major part of the campus.

YESS

Not that big of a deal here.

It's there if you want it but small enough that you don't feel like you need to be in a fraternity or sorority to make friends.

Is on campus but not all in your face

Haha. Don't join Greek life.

I am an online CPS student so I can't authentically speak to this--sorry.