s/o Most Beautiful College Campuses

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Anonymous wrote:High Point. Say what you will about the school but the campus is amazing.

A lot of people on this thread have named the highly selective candidates like Princeton. But there are a number of schools that are not as selective but have lovely, notable campuses like Elon, Furman, Salve Regina, Flagler, and Berry.

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+1 especially with regards to Salve Regina. No, I don’t think my kids will be going there but it is the most gorgeous campus in US, hands down.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:High Point. Say what you will about the school but the campus is amazing.

A lot of people on this thread have named the highly selective candidates like Princeton. But there are a number of schools that are not as selective but have lovely, notable campuses like Elon, Furman, Salve Regina, Flagler, and Berry.

And a number of the most famous schools aren't heading in the right direction from a beauty because they have done so much construction. Stanford comes to mind.

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Anonymous wrote:+1 especially with regards to Salve Regina. No, I don’t think my kids will be going there but it is the most gorgeous campus in US, hands down.

Breathtaking. No connection there.

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Anonymous wrote:Colgate, Wesleyan, Bryn Mawr, Vassar, Princeton, Yale, Chicago, Sewanee, Middlebury, West Point, William and Mary, Richmond, Kenyon, Colorado, Swarthmore, Indiana, Notre Dame, Cornell, Mount Holyoke, Wash U

That’s a great list. I’d add USNA.

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In my view, few campuses are as profoundly impressive as UVA’s and William & Mary’s.

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Anonymous wrote:In my view, few campuses are as profoundly impressive as UVA’s and William & Mary’s.

You have a very limited view. Have you ever ventured outside of Virginia?

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Anonymous wrote:In my view, few campuses are as profoundly impressive as UVA’s and William & Mary’s.

You have a very limited view. Have you ever ventured outside of Virginia?

NP. I've lived all over the country, and have only been in VA for a few years, and find UVA and William and Mary to be absolutely gorgeous. And impressive.

Why are you (and many others here) so threatened by the fact that people *gasp* like the public universities in Virginia? What's up with that?

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Anonymous wrote:+1 especially with regards to Salve Regina. No, I don’t think my kids will be going there but it is the most gorgeous campus in US, hands down.

No, it’s not. It looks like an upscale residential neighborhood, with one giant mansion at its center. Little about it suggests it’s an institution of higher learning.

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Anonymous wrote:In my view, few campuses are as profoundly impressive as UVA’s and William & Mary’s.

You have a very limited view. Have you ever ventured outside of Virginia?

NP. I've lived all over the country, and have only been in VA for a few years, and find UVA and William and Mary to be absolutely gorgeous. And impressive.

Why are you (and many others here) so threatened by the fact that people *gasp* like the public universities in Virginia? What's up with that?

I literally couldn’t care less about Virginia public universities but I find it odd that somebody can’t appreciate the beauty of campuses outside of the colonial architecture spectrum.....seems limited.

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Wesleyan

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There are very few references of colleges outside of the Northeast on this thread. A lot of those more traditional colleges are nice in summer, but can be muddy and gray in winter. A campus like UCLA is nice all year round.

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Anonymous wrote:In my view, few campuses are as profoundly impressive as UVA’s and William & Mary’s.

You have a very limited view. Have you ever ventured outside of Virginia?

NP. I've lived all over the country, and have only been in VA for a few years, and find UVA and William and Mary to be absolutely gorgeous. And impressive.

Why are you (and many others here) so threatened by the fact that people *gasp* like the public universities in Virginia? What's up with that?

I literally couldn’t care less about Virginia public universities but I find it odd that somebody can’t appreciate the beauty of campuses outside of the colonial architecture spectrum.....seems limited.

Gosh, I guess you are more intelligent than Forbes. https://www.forbes.com/pictures/ekkf45i/university-of-virginia-charlottesville-va/#11cdfd24197c

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Anonymous wrote:Colgate, Wesleyan, Bryn Mawr, Vassar, Princeton, Yale, Chicago, Sewanee, Middlebury, West Point, William and Mary, Richmond, Kenyon, Colorado, Swarthmore, Indiana, Notre Dame, Cornell, Mount Holyoke, Wash U

That’s a great list. I’d add USNA.

Yes, on the water, history, tradition, and Annapolis is so nice. Also love West Point. Have never visited Air Force Academy. List above is good.

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Anonymous wrote:In my view, few campuses are as profoundly impressive as UVA’s and William & Mary’s.

You have a very limited view. Have you ever ventured outside of Virginia?

NP. I've lived all over the country, and have only been in VA for a few years, and find UVA and William and Mary to be absolutely gorgeous. And impressive.

Why are you (and many others here) so threatened by the fact that people *gasp* like the public universities in Virginia? What's up with that?

I literally couldn’t care less about Virginia public universities but I find it odd that somebody can’t appreciate the beauty of campuses outside of the colonial architecture spectrum.....seems limited.

Gosh, I guess you are more intelligent than Forbes. https://www.forbes.com/pictures/ekkf45i/university-of-virginia-charlottesville-va/#11cdfd24197c

Intelligent? You’re an idiot.