Most Beautiful College Campuses by Geographical Region

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Anonymous wrote:These are some really weird answers.

I still can't get past the original post stating UMD-College Park as a beautiful campus.

Yeah, if you love construction, I guess?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:These are some really weird answers.

I still can't get past the original post stating UMD-College Park as a beautiful campus.

Yeah, if you love construction, I guess?

I'm one of the posters who agrees that UMD-College Park is a lovely campus. I live in VA, but have always thought this school was very pretty. Construction going on just means they're expanding - a good sign. The main campus is indeed beautiful. Not sure what you're on about.

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Anonymous wrote:West coast HAS to be Berkeley and UW-Seattle.

Both have the most incredible juxtapositions. UW has a beautiful Gothic architectural style and there are pictures online of the cherry blossoms, Drumheller fountain, and Mt. Rainer lining up perfectly. Berkeley's neoclassical core is also really nice and there's a beautiful view of the Golden Gate from Campanile Way on the campus. Since the campus is also on a hill, there are great views of the bell tower, San Francisco skyline, and Mt. Tamalpais (search up Grizzly Peak in the Berkeley hills).

I’m sorry, but Berkeley is a huge dump.

https://www.niche.com/places-to-live/search/best-cities/

Berkeley, CA #6 best city to live in after Cambridge, MA, Arlington, VA, The Woodlands, TX, Naperville, IL, and Columbia, MD.

I live very close to Berkeley. It’s a dump. Idk what Niche is on about, but it’s yet one more nail in the coffin as far as Niche’s reliability goes.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:These are some really weird answers.

I still can't get past the original post stating UMD-College Park as a beautiful campus.

Yeah, if you love construction, I guess?

I'm one of the posters who agrees that UMD-College Park is a lovely campus. I live in VA, but have always thought this school was very pretty. Construction going on just means they're expanding - a good sign. The main campus is indeed beautiful. Not sure what you're on about.

I don't see it.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:These are some really weird answers.

I still can't get past the original post stating UMD-College Park as a beautiful campus.

Yeah, if you love construction, I guess?

I'm one of the posters who agrees that UMD-College Park is a lovely campus. I live in VA, but have always thought this school was very pretty. Construction going on just means they're expanding - a good sign. The main campus is indeed beautiful. Not sure what you're on about.

I don't see it.

Yes, you've said that several times. This thread is about most beautiful college campuses. Just move along rather than feeling like you have to start an argument.

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Anonymous wrote:East Coast: Yale, easily
West Coast: Pepperdine or Pomona
Midwest: Northwestern
South: Furman College

Wait, sorry, not Furman. I meant Berry College

Yes, Berry is incredibly beautiful.

what is Berry?

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:East Coast: Yale, easily
West Coast: Pepperdine or Pomona
Midwest: Northwestern
South: Furman College

Wait, sorry, not Furman. I meant Berry College

Yes, Berry is incredibly beautiful.

what is Berry?

What is Google?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:East Coast: Yale, easily
West Coast: Pepperdine or Pomona
Midwest: Northwestern
South: Furman College

Wait, sorry, not Furman. I meant Berry College

Yes, Berry is incredibly beautiful.

what is Berry?

What is Google?

+1
So idiotic. Probably the same dope who asked, "what is a Goucher" in another thread.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Princeton, Duke, Georgetown

Princeton and Georgetown have crumbling buildings.

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West coastepperdine

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West coast:
Stanford
Washington
Puget Sound

South:
UGA
Duke (gag)

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East Coast - Cornell
Midwest - U of Chicago
South - Duke

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The college I went to, and the colleges I want my kids to go to

[Anonymous]

Midwest - University of Chicago (looks like Hogwarts)
East - Swarthmore and Haverford, Richmond, Yale
West - Stanford
South - Rice

[Anonymous]

Maryland has a great historic quad, a nice chapel, and a lot of cohesion thanks to the brick. It also has a couple of new buildings that look really good near entrances (Public Policy and Computer Science). They do a nice job with the little farm and red barn too. It is one of the prettiest huge schools I've been too. I prefer it to Michigan, Cal, or UNC, which are all beautiful big schools with a lot of brick as well.