Most Beautiful College Campuses by Geographical Region

[Anonymous]

East Coast: Agree on Mount Holyoke

Midwest: University of Chicago has the best architecture, but so small. Notre Dame or Indiana for the best combo of beautiful buildings in a larger, more bucolic setting.

[Anonymous]

Midwest: I just took my kid to admitted students day at Ohio University (in Athens, not Ohio State) and it is beautiful!! It's rated one of the most beautiful campuses but I didn't have high expectations. It's gorgeous.

East Coast: Princeton

West Coast: Stanford

[Anonymous]

Northeast: BU!

[Anonymous]

East Coast: Swarthmore, Chestnut Hill, Skidmore, Princeton (as much for the town as the campus)

West Coast: UCSB, Western Washington U (views more than campus itself)

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:East Coast: Swarthmore, Chestnut Hill, Skidmore, Princeton (as much for the town as the campus)

West Coast: UCSB, Western Washington U (views more than campus itself)

I had a HS friend that started at Chestnut Hill and wound up leaving very quickly. I am sure the campus is very cute, but I think it was waaay too small for my friend's liking

[Anonymous]

https://www.architecturaldigest.com/gallery/most-beautiful-colleges-in-america/amp

[Anonymous]

East Coast: Elon

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:
Northeast- Swarthmore
Southeast- Emory
Midwest- WashU
Southwest- Rice
Westcoast- USC

Calling USC beautiful requires you to be very near-sighted.

+1000000

[Anonymous]

Oxford and Cambridge are both very beautiful. Also Edinburgh and Durham.

[Anonymous]

Northwestern certainly has the most beautiful setting in the Midwest. Notre Dame, U Chicago, & WashUStL are all beautiful. Kenyon College.

Flagler College and Sewanee-The University of the South in the South. Davidson College also. Berry College in Georgia. Furman University is very neat, orderly, and attractive. Duke.

UC-Santa Barbara because I love looking at the Pacific Ocean.

Rice University in Houston.

Middlebury College in Vermont. University of Vermont because of Lake Champlain and Burlington. Colgate University & Williams College.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:
Northeast- Swarthmore
Southeast- Emory
Midwest- WashU
Southwest- Rice
Westcoast- USC

Calling USC beautiful requires you to be very near-sighted.

+1000000

Oh no, did you two miss the part where this is supposed to be the most beautiful that “you have ever seen”? Maybe that’s the only college campus in that region that PP has been to! I cannot stand stupid people who ignore the premise of the thread and get snarky and try-hard-cute with their replies.

[Anonymous]

West Coast - Pepperdine, Occidental, Stanford

East Coast - Princeton

South - Wake Forest

[Anonymous]

Midwest: St. Olaf. Looks like a Hallmark
Movie.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Northeast: BU!

LOL - good one!

Agree with other PP re: Mt. Holyoke. I went to a wedding or two there, back in the day, and wow!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Northwestern certainly has the most beautiful setting in the Midwest. Notre Dame, U Chicago, & WashUStL are all beautiful. Kenyon College.

Flagler College and Sewanee-The University of the South in the South. Davidson College also. Berry College in Georgia. Furman University is very neat, orderly, and attractive. Duke.

UC-Santa Barbara because I love looking at the Pacific Ocean.

Rice University in Houston.

Middlebury College in Vermont. University of Vermont because of Lake Champlain and Burlington. Colgate University & Williams College.

Colgate has Dana Arts Center which is one of the ugliest buildings on any campus. Other than that, beautiful campus