Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University-Prescott Campus Life

not quite as many dining options as the big schools but ok.

There seems to be a good amount of food options.

Anyone familiar with the food service Sodexo can tell you what the dining experience is like. Freshman are automatically enrolled in an all access dining plan, and after your first year you are free to choose from a variety of meal plan options. If you don't mind the food and don't have time to make your own food, staying on a form of meal plan is a good idea. If you have a food allergy or religious affiliations, I would suggest not having a meal plan as options for these scenarios are very limited.

Food is scarce, but is fine. Nothing is that great, but nothing is that bad either.

Very poor food, but it's the only option, and you're forced into an extremely expensive meal plan as a freshman

Since ERAU is such a small school, your dining options are limited. The food in the cafeteria isn't bad, it just is very repetitive and gets old quick. There is a wing cafe and a Starbucks, as well as a little mart to buy snacks which help the options quite a bit.

The food here is okay. Not incredibly fancy but not to bad. There's options to choose from whether it be the dining hall with a buffet or WOW (world of wings).

Freshman are required to initially take the full & day meal plan. Good food, good dining hall, and its nice to have ALL your food covered up front. I highly recommend the the dining, great salad bar!

From what I have heard around campus the dinning has improved significantly. My experience has been pleasant with the exception of the block pricing, which is being redone. There is also a great deal of variety in the chow hall with the choice of lunch points being used at the fast food joint on campus as well.

Not the greatest food, but it's something to eat, and if your smart you can make it taste even better than before by using the condiments and such.

Though I am not yet admitted,I read that it natures students stability

Although not involved in Greek life, there are 4 sororities and fraternities on campus, specializing in the field of engineering excellence or charity work.

I am not involved in Greek life, but have witnessed many fun and exciting events on campus and would have to say that Sigma Alpha Epsilon is the way to go if you are looking into a fraternity.

I don't now much about Greek life, but I don't personally advise you join a Greek organization. You don't need them.

They have it but not my thing.

There are many fraternities on campus but only two sororities.

There are 6 fraternities, and two sororities.

Greek life is pretty huge at embry riddle. It's hard to walk to the cafeteria without seeing someone decked out in the precious greek letters. The fraternities and sororities offer a lot to the campus and it bonds us all closer than we already are.

LAME- No girl= bad party

something like 9 frats, and 2 sororities. and ever growing, i am looking at getting into one next year.