The Master's College and Seminary Campus Life

The food is by Bon Appetit catering, thus they try to present healthy and delicious options. If you are striving to be healthy, it is definitely possible and encouraged. The staff succeed at presenting a lot of variety except for designated meals that are the same every week like chicken strips for Sunday dinner, salads for Tuesday lunch, and Burger Day every Thursday. The salad bar is always open and attempts to offer different toppings and dressings, but also tries to keep it local. Being healthy at the dining hall can be as easy as being unhealthy, however, so it is really up to the student for their own diet. Dining is really fun too because of the small school atmosphere and the themed dinners offered generally around holidays. Those are always the best!

I would give the Caf a higher rating, but as someone with food allergies they haven't been able to look me in the eye and tell me that I'm 100% safe here. That's been pretty discouraging, honestly. For people without food allergies, this wouldn't be such an issue. The food is pretty decent if you're not limited like I am.

The food has its good and bad days.

Three stars as of now (1/11/13), but the cafeteria is currently under construction and will be updated by Fall 2013.

There are plenty of places to eat in LA.

Good options being near the city.

The chefs are great! They are good cooks and super friendly. There is always a variety of different foods so it doesn't get boring.

Food is exceptional! I love to cook food so I know when a quality meal is prepared with great ingredients and a complete taste.

The food is decent in the cafeteria, it could be improved.

Good food most of the time, some of it can be inconsistent.

There is no Greek life at TMC. There are dorms, and there is off-campus.

There isn't any, but we still have fun!

None

Nada

None. Other than studying Greek (Bible Majors)

As far as I know, there are no fraternities or sororities on campus.

None

non existent