s/o Most Beautiful College Campuses

[Anonymous]

West Point is a special place to me.

[Anonymous]

Colorado.

[Anonymous]

There are lots of beautiful schools, but these are the ones that left the best and most lasting impressions:

Princeton - lovely setting, architecture, town. All of it works together.

Yale - great architecture in the colleges, libraries, law school, museums

West Point - you feel the history, commitment to and sacrifice for the country. Lovely view over the Hudson.

Oxford and Cambridge - so many of the colleges are absolute architectural and gardening gems. They have had centuries to get it right and they absolutely have.

Pepperdine - memorable view out over the Pacific from every part of campus. Architecture is not remarkable, but they probably didn't want to distract from the natural views.

Sewanee - small but beautiful campus set in a large, beautiful natural setting.

CU Boulder - architecture somehow fits great in the setting, which has extraordinary views of the surrounding mountains.

University of British Columbia - was there on a clear day and some of the vistas were stunning.

William and Mary - walked onto the part of the campus adjacent to Williamsburg and then kept seeing other campus and natural areas I wanted to walk through.

Duke - Gothic campus is lovely, but particularly appreciated the adjacent Duke Gardens.

[Anonymous]

Scripps

[Anonymous]

LIU Post formerly CW Post has a super nice campus

[Anonymous]

Harvard. I adore classic New England architecture and anyone whose ever been inside knows it’s a beauty

[Anonymous]

Whitman in Walla Walla, WA

UW Seattle (spring, cherry blossom row)

UBC

Vassar

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:There are lots of beautiful schools, but these are the ones that left the best and most lasting impressions:

Princeton - lovely setting, architecture, town. All of it works together.

Yale - great architecture in the colleges, libraries, law school, museums

West Point - you feel the history, commitment to and sacrifice for the country. Lovely view over the Hudson.

Oxford and Cambridge - so many of the colleges are absolute architectural and gardening gems. They have had centuries to get it right and they absolutely have.

Pepperdine - memorable view out over the Pacific from every part of campus. Architecture is not remarkable, but they probably didn't want to distract from the natural views.

Sewanee - small but beautiful campus set in a large, beautiful natural setting.

CU Boulder - architecture somehow fits great in the setting, which has extraordinary views of the surrounding mountains.

University of British Columbia - was there on a clear day and some of the vistas were stunning.

William and Mary - walked onto the part of the campus adjacent to Williamsburg and then kept seeing other campus and natural areas I wanted to walk through.

Duke - Gothic campus is lovely, but particularly appreciated the adjacent Duke Gardens.

This is a very good list!