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State Average: B

University of Texas at Dallas

Texas

Last Updated: September 11, 2019

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Kirollos Eskander

There are a few vegan options but not many. Since I eat on campus five days a week, I have been eating the same meals over and over. I can no longer taste the food. Also, the vegan options are not economical. It is significantly more expensive than other food options.
Ariel Iván Aguayo

0% is pretty harsh. I was quite impressed by UTD’s vegetarian and vegan options, and always felt like they put a noticeable amount of effort into choosing the food. There were definitely vegetarians planning some of the food.

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