Schools with traditional campus feel but within a city

[Anonymous]

Rice

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Tufts and BC

They are outskirt of the city.

Northeastern is it.

[Anonymous]

Northeastern has no campus.

[Anonymous]

GA Tech is shockingly campus-like.
Georgetown
gotta go with Berkeley unless I'm remembering wrong


Not UT Austin - mainly because there' such a small fraction of on campus housing that it bleeds into its surroundings. It is in the center of Austin, but not a contained campus

[Anonymous]

American
NYU
Not GW its really city

[Anonymous]

Howard

[Anonymous]

USC

[Anonymous]

UPenn
Columbia
Carnegie Melon
Harvard

[Anonymous]

Vanderbilt

[Anonymous]

I would say UChicago and BU.

UChicago has a nice campus atmosphere and is fairly close to downtown Chicago, though the surrounding area isn’t the safest.

BU doesn’t have a traditional campus. However, if you go behind the buildings aligned with Commonwealth Avenue, it feels more like a traditional campus, and the surrounding areas are pretty safe.
Also, I felt that the campus is mostly populated by students, unlike NYU, which is a mix of students, residents, and tourists.

[Anonymous]

McGill

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:McGill

+1
McGill is great and meets this criteria

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Northeastern has no campus.

Northeastern absolutely has a campus (BU does not).

Macalaster if she’s open to SLACs.

[Anonymous]

VCU

[Anonymous]

Uchicago
Upenn
Columbia