Campus Life

Farmers market every thursday on the lower campus. Only about three different options for food on campus.

gross and expensive

Conveyance and affordability is key.

They have a not-to-shabby-cafe that serves some pretty awesome Chinese food and a mediocre everything else.

The campus cafeteria is okay, edible-- but cheap.

I don't know yet. Other students say it is good.

Victor Valley College has a small food court referred to by students as the SAC( Student Activities Center) and it offers many different variety of food. From cheeseburgers and chili fries to chinese food. All freshly made as well.

The food in the SAC building is the only place to get food, it is not amazing food but it's eatable, and not that bad.

There's a small (but loud) on-campus food court with ample seating in the student activities building, no sit-down cafeteria, with a few scattered vending machines in student activities building and in a couple of classroom buildings. Chain fast food locations clustered about 1/2-mile away down the main drag, closest grocery store further. Small convenience store right across main 6-lane arterial road for drinks/snacks, plus a gas station within walking distance. Great Mexican family restaurant (La Casita) right across from campus, with Taco Tuesday. Commuter students have many eating options within 5 minutes. Some students eat at the all-weather tables scattered around the central lake, and there are a few outdoor seating areas outside the student activity building that I see students using.

The food is good but not a big variety. It is a bit pricey for the food they do have but still good to eat.

kappa alpha gamma

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I am not a part of a sorority of any kind, so I have no knowledge of this.

Not very evident. It's about getting an inexpensive degree.

I AM NOT AWARE OF GREEK LIFE HERE AT THIS CAMPUS.

None of which I konw of.

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no greek life.