theohiostate wrote:
Professor Frink wrote:I haven't seen them all but Cornell University is gorges, er, I mean gorgeous.
I totally agree.
By the way, Professor, nice play on the word...
theohiostate wrote:
Professor Frink wrote:I haven't seen them all but Cornell University is gorges, er, I mean gorgeous.
I totally agree.
By the way, Professor, nice play on the word...
I visited Kenyon. It is a D3 paradise. Didn't have $52,000 a year though :(
Trying to Deal wrote:
Notre Dame? Beautiful? Da fuq?
Have you ever been there?
They have a really nice campus.
Notre Dame for sure!! It depends on how you rate beautiful. Virginia gets great props for having the blue ridge mountains near by and being in a beautiful area. N. Indiana, but if you controlled any campus rating to be withing the University boundaries, ND has it for sure.
Random ones I liked as well: Ole-Miss, Standford, Duke, Wake Forest, Pepperdine, Ohio U, Rice, Cornell, .
WORST: Michigan State, South Florida, Syracuse (except in fall), Eastern Michigan
UVA also gets extra points for historic significance. How many university campuses were designed by Thomas Jefferson or someone else of his stature?
Ok. I'm glad to see you said "not in any order". I've been to Miami (Ohio), Ohio University, Denison, Indiana, Stanford, and UC Santa Barbara on your list, and I have to put Stanford at the top of that group.Also, here in Ohio, the Kenyon College campus is awesome.
I travel a lot wrote:
I study colleges so I have been to hundreds. Here is my list but not in any order
1. Dartmouth
2. Harvard
3. Cornell
4. Bucknell
5. Virginia
6. Miami (Ohio)
7. Ohio University
8. Denison
9. Indiana University
10. William & mary
11. Furman
12. North Carolina
13. Wake Forest
14. Stanford
15. Pepperdine
16. Swarthmore (Pa)
17. Georgia
18. Notre Dame
19. UC-Santa Barbara
20. UCLA
scenery junkie wrote: Too bad they decided to cull all the bunnies that lived on the grounds.
Are you serious? Why?
CampusExpert wrote:
Mt. St. Mary's is #1 by far... built into a mountain with buildings at the base of the mountain too. Nothing around for miles either.
Which one? MD, right? Aren't there ones in CA and NY too?
Dave Daddy wrote:
RuKiddingMe!! wrote:Sewanee: The University Of The South, Tennessee
Another vote for Sewanee. Place is unreal.
http://give.sewanee.edu/thelight/
As an admittedly biased Sewanee alum, I'll third that vote.
Lehigh University in Bethlehem, PA.
I was once deflowered there as a young girl.
Barbara Streissand wrote:
Lehigh University in Bethlehem, PA.
I was once deflowered there as a young girl.
Hopefully that was a good experience.
The museum at UCLA is very pretty with 270 Olympic Medals, 11 NCAA B-Ball National Champs, 1 Football NC, and 200 other NCAA champs.
What makes Stanford so much better?
Flagpole wrote:
Ok. I'm glad to see you said "not in any order". I've been to Miami (Ohio), Ohio University, Denison, Indiana, Stanford, and UC Santa Barbara on your list, and I have to put Stanford at the top of that group.
Also, here in Ohio, the Kenyon College campus is awesome.
I travel a lot wrote:I study colleges so I have been to hundreds. Here is my list but not in any order
1. Dartmouth
2. Harvard
3. Cornell
4. Bucknell
5. Virginia
6. Miami (Ohio)
7. Ohio University
8. Denison
9. Indiana University
10. William & mary
11. Furman
12. North Carolina
13. Wake Forest
14. Stanford
15. Pepperdine
16. Swarthmore (Pa)
17. Georgia
18. Notre Dame
19. UC-Santa Barbara
20. UCLA
Boulder is definitely up there.
MIT.
I would tag NYU as one of the best.
Lane Community College (the real Oregon Honors College).
Hobo w/shoty wrote:
Boulder is definitely up there.
Not a fan of the CU campus. The architecture and non-symmetry of the campus is crap. Harvard and Yale are crap too.
Best campus I've seen: Stanford.
stanftw wrote:
Hobo w/shoty wrote:Boulder is definitely up there.
Not a fan of the CU campus. The architecture and non-symmetry of the campus is crap. Harvard and Yale are crap too.
Best campus I've seen: Stanford.
The architecture of CU is f*cking gorgeous! WTH are you talking about?
Can't believe no one's said College of Charleston.
It's the most beautiful campus I've ever seen, including both architecture and women.