Florida Atlantic University Campus Life

There are so many choices for food, it's like the food court at the mall.

The food is absolutely terrible. The Atlantic Dining Hall serves the same things almost every day and the food is disgusting. I never finish a plate of food from there. There are other places to eat on campus like Chick Fil A, Wendy's, & Subway but they cost money and if you're living on a college budget, you most likely will not be able to eat at those places every day.

Dining hall and onsite cafes have no options if you have food allergies. Not to mention the food is disgusting.

Various dining options from fast food (Wendys, Chic-Fil-A) to healthy dining options in the main hall. Everything is kept clean and the staff is always friendly. Lines may congest the places at lunch and dinner time but they are opened all day to provide good dining.

If you attend school on line or in person at the Ft. Lauderdale campus, you will be provided with breakfast and lunch. I love it when they have Thanksgiving lunch. Very much worth your money.

The dining hall provides a wide array of different foods; but there are always the classics available like a burger and fries. They have vegan and vegetarian options, as well as fresh fruits and produce. Also there are many restaurants on campus that can satisfy any craving.

The food is amazing and always delicious. The employees are friendly and nice. The con would be there are less healthy options and it's pretty expensive for something as simple as a bagel.

If you are bad at budgetting the cafeteria myths are mostly made up. Go in and eat the right things and make sure it is enough, if you have enough money to spend on expensive food feel free to do so. If you are bad at managing your money the meal plans are a great idea because tougher majors will probably not have time to cook. It should close at 10:30 instead of 10. 11pm is late to me as a student and it makes sense.

The Atlantic Dining Hall food is incredible. Most other colleges don't even have real food, but here you have a huge variety and it is like you are at a restaurant every day. There are also many other food choices around campus.

The Atlantic Dining Hall is decent enough if you have a meal plan, if not the Burrow Bar and Grill have good burgers and fries. There's also a Dunkin Donuts, Wendy's, Starbucks, Subway, and a few more places. There's a kitchen in every dorm too if you like to do that instead.

There are plenty of frats here. They are not as active and do not host a lot of events.

Lots of prideful fraternities and sororities that allow for students to become a part of their families.

Nonexistant.

As I mentioned previously, there are several fraternities and sororities. There are no houses but it keeps the cost down to join. They are also more inclusive/diverse at FAU than other schools.

Ha, if they didn't favor one over the other

I'd like to try it out, but I hear it can be very expensive. But also worth it.

Greek life is very active and lively on campus but no organizations currently have houses. The good side to this is that membership dues are considerably lower than at schools with individual chapter houses.

I am not part of the Greek Life at FAU currently; however, I can inform other students that the Greek Life at FAU is rich, rewarding, and a wonderful opportunity to be recognized nationally for scholarship, service, honor, and integrity. If you have the money, I would seriously consider joining one of these marvelous organizations.

None at this campus.

Pathetic.