Colleges with Access to Both Nature and Town?
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| Working on the college list and child is focused on schools with access to both nature and a decent sized town. Examples, University of Vermont, some schools in Colorado. Others? |
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Bowdoin in Brunswick, ME. Small town and about 30 min from Portland
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| SUNY New Paltz. |
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| Wisconsin has an arboretum and picnic point, is on a lake and has 3 other lakes in Madison |
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Vermont would be like nature in freezing cold weather. several feet of snow. Until summer when the mosquitoes are insane.
West Virginia, Colorado. |
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UC Santa Cruz for redwoods
UC Santa Barbara for beach and hiking trails |
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| Cornell |
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| WVU |
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University of Colorado at Boulder.
Colorado State University in Fort Collins. Fort Lewis College in Durango, Colorado. Every university in the state of Wyoming. University of North Georgia. |
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University of Victoria in British Columbia, Canada.
Palm Beach Atlantic University in West Palm Beach, Florida. Flagler College in St. Augustine, Florida. NYU |
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| Furman University in Greenville, SC |
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For Nature? |
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Humor is lost on some. |
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NYU = Northern Yukon University |
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You understand. |