Modesto Junior College Campus Life

I haven't really used the cafeteria on the West Campus, but my friends all like it. There's a fairly wide variety, and there are several vending machines around key areas.

Both campuses have cooked food and a snack bar and Starbucks coffee. They also have a microwave oven available if you bring food from home.

The food is pretty good, but it's very expensive. It's better to just eat somewhere else.

You get a choice of the dining hall or a few of the taco trucks parked near the campuses. Both aren't that great.

Our cafeteria is okay

The food is alright, and if you do not have time to spare in between class, be careful. The lines to pay can get pretty long.

Modesto Junior College has a small cafeteria where students can buy all different kinds of foods ranging from chicken fingers to yogurt, and beverages from coffee to juice.It's reasonably priced and is convenient.

The food is good, if a little unhealthy, but expensive. Not to mention that the healthier the food, the more expensive it is. Plus the cafeteria closes at 3 pm which seems a little early to me.

I do not eat on campus because I have found it to be more cost effective to cook and eat my own food, but I have heard good things about the food. Also, the clubs will occasionally bring food and they always have great things, especially when it is free!

The college's food is great. It has a great variety of foods from Hamburgers to Salads. There are also great restaurants that surround the campus which add more variety of food.

I believe that there are one or two Greek Life clubs on campus, but besides that it's basically non-existent. It makes sense since it's a community college though!

I've never really looked into it, but if you're interested in that, it will be definitely be available when you transfer.

I haven't checked out the Greek Life here.

We have two honor societies on campus. One is Alpha Gamma Sigma in which you have to have a 3.0 GPA and above to join and to graduate with honors you must either graduate with two semesters of a 3.20 GPA or one semester of a 3.5 GPA. The other honor society is known as Phi Theta Kappa in which you have to have a 3.5 GPA and above to join and to graduate with honors you must graduate with a 3.5 GPA and above.

No greek life.

There is no greek life.

There are a few greek clubs on campus. We have Phi Theta Kappa, Alpha Gamma Sigma, and Chi Alpha. The first two are honor societies for community colleges while Chi Alpha is a religious greek club/fraternity/sorority.

No idea. I do remember something to do with one of the Greek clubs a while back but did not pay to much attention to it.

The college itself doesn't have a Greek life, but Modesto hold an anual greek festival, which is very pleasing and very entertaining.

The only ones I know are Honors Societies.