Azusa Pacific University Campus Life

The food options are limited, especially for vegetarians.

The food is decent. It does get old after a while though. There are certain things at the different venues on campus that are good though., but the dining venues are: Umai Sushi (which is on West Campus), The Den which serves pizzas, burgers, grilled cheeses, etc.), The Dining Hall (ordinary cafeteria food.... I personally only eat breakfast here), The Grill (this is also on West Campus and they serve both chinese and burgers and such), Cornerstone Coffeehouse (pretty much a starbucks on campus but they make amazing smoothies too), Paws and Go (a small store that sells snacks and drinks along with small packs of advil or toiletries in case of an emergency), The Market ( pretty much the same thing as Paws and Go but they have more breakfast items and an AMAZING milkshake machine), and Mexicali (APU's version of Chipotle, it's pretty good and most of the time the best choice for lunch or dinner).

Food and dining options are of fairly good quality, so it is easy to overeat. Slightly different food is served at every meal, but their breakfast choices are the best of the three meals. There are actually quite a few other mini eateries on both East and West Campus. In addition, APU also has a mini supermarket and their own little Chipotle place.

Many delicious food options, lots of variety, many different locations for convenience. Only reason for 4 not 5 stars is there are not many healthy options, although they are available if you look for them!

There are many different types of dining choices from sub sandwiches to hamburgers and chicken tenders to pizza to asian cuisine. You will always have plenty of variety of good food.

Personally, the food isn't that healthy here, and there is a noticeable difference in quality in West Campus food and East Campus food. If you have the Dining plan, it is very easy to over-eat, even though they give you a weekly plan. I don't have the meal plan anymore because it is too expensive, but there are a lot of people that do like the food here. The pizza place, (similar concept as Pieology) is pretty decent, as is Mexicali, and most of the West Campus dining options are pretty good.

Lots of options! Some great, some just okay.

There are a lot of choices of eatery on campus, from sushi to mexican food. There are also great grab and go shops where you can stop by in between classes to grab a snack.

There are many good places to eat on campus but might get a bit repetitious. It may be hard for a vegan to get by but there are a lot of places to eat around campus that are walking distances. They sell food from sushi to pizza to bbq to sandwiches. It is a good idea to buy a meal plan if you buy food on campus because of the prices.

This is an area they're improving on. After a while, all the options get tiring and repetitive, but you will survive, and its worth it.

There is no greek life for students unless your a Bio major and the fraternities are for pre-med or pre-dental and they are mainly for networking and professional purposes. Other than that, APU does not offer any greek life.

Sorry to disappoint, but nope. Nada. None. Next topic.

Does not exist! Choirs are the closest to a sorority or fraternity on campus, and they are fabulous experiences!

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There is a medical group on campus that is like a sorority but more like a club for students that want to work in the medical field

No frats or sororities at APU ): Sorry.

There is no Greek life on campus. As sophomores you no longer live in dorms, you have apartments, so it's not like you have to live in dorms for four years. It just depends what your personality is and if you are okay with not having Greek life.

No greek life.

None. Unless Honors students count..,,