The University of Tampa Campus Life

Cafeteria food is cafeteria food. I miss home cooking and I prefer to eat out most days versus eating in the cafeteria.

The food ranges from greasy, unhealthy BUT tasty Chick-Fil-A to healthy salads from Fresh Creations. Anyway you put it, the food and dining services can most likely satisfy any food-related needs you might be craving.

All undergraduate students are required to choose a meal plan. There are 4 meal plans which are Carte Blanche, the Favorite, The Ultimate, and The Express. The University has at least 28 restaurants to choose from including Morsani Hall, Spartan Club and the Rathskeller Starbucks Reserve. Morsani Hall and The Vaughn Center is two Dining areas located on the campus. There is even places to eat for vegetarians or students looking to eat healthy.

Lots of options

very good cuisine.

seemed like a lot of variety

The food is GREAT! Considering what other colleges have to offer in the area of dining.

The food looks so good, there is a huge variety, and that is awesome!

Not that impressive. The Cafeteria Ultimate Dining is one of the good ones, Chick-fil-a is obviously good, Einsteins is good most of the time, and the salad place is good. However those food places get old quickly.

Lots of options and variety to keep things mixed up.

Many sororities and fraternities on campus

Greek Life is very noticeable on campus even though there aren't any on-campus greek housing, but the greek life here is welcoming.

The University of Tampa has 15 fraternities and 13 sororities that has been at U.T for 65 years. There will be an addition of two new fraternities in the near future. Greek-letter organizations have been a part of the UT campus community since 1933.

Awesome! A lot of Greek life.

It's not for everyone, but if you are interested in it then it is a good way to meet people. We do not have greek housing so that is definitely a negative.

Strong presence, but no on campus housing.

The greek life is great. There aren't as many options as bigger schools but I think that's better because then you don't have to pick between so many sororities or frats and everyone is close with each other. There's always events going on and they're always so fun and for a great cause!

There is sort of greek life but if you are in a frat or sorority you live in your own dorm.

There are many fraternities and sororities and are worth it if you find the right ones. Greek life can be an extremely positive experience or a horrible one. Students don't really care if you are/aren't in one but it is nice to have a large network of people.

40% of students are in Greek life.