Most Beautiful College Campuses by Geographical Region

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Northeast: Dartmouth or Middlebury
Southeast: I haven't seen enough to comment
Midwest: University of Chicago for an Uber campus, and St Olaf for a pretty for a smaller school.
West: UCSB or Pepperdine

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Anonymous wrote:East: College of William & Mary and Middlebury
I also really like Columbia
Midwest: Indiana University
South: Vanderbilt (I haven't been to many other universities in the South)
West: Not much experience with beautiful West coast universities, but I visited University of Puget Sound when I was a kid because a relative worked there. From what I remember the campus is sort of an odd architectural mix but it felt very green and lush and you can see Mount Rainier and you're near the ocean. That said, it's been a long time since so it could be my memory improved it by combining everything I saw in Puget Sound with my memory of the university.

I thought the Vanderbilt campus was atrocious.

The education school across the street is nice, but the main campus really is pretty bland. The big hospital in the midst of it doesn’t help.

[Anonymous]

West Coast: UCSB
Midwest: University of Wisconsin-Madison
East Coast: Yale

[Anonymous]

Northeast: We loved Middlebury and Hamilton

MidAtlantic: University of Richmond

[Anonymous]

Pepperdine, UCSB, Scripps, UCSC, UW- Seattle, Oregon on west Coast ( i hear) but i never visited.

I am biased but in S.W- UT austin.

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Anonymous wrote:East Coast: Yale, easily
West Coast: Pepperdine or Pomona
Midwest: Northwestern
South: Furman College

Wait, sorry, not Furman. I meant Berry College

Halle Berry

Yes, Berry is incredibly beautiful.

what is Berry?

[Anonymous]

Northeast: Harvard, Wellesley
Southeast: Davidson, Emory
Midwest: st Olaf, lake forest college, WashU
Southwest: Rice
West coast: Pepperdine, Stanford, university of Washington, Lewis and Clark

[Anonymous]

Duke, Stanford, Pepperdine, West Point

Even if the buildings are ugly, I'm a fan of most small New England schools in the fall when the leaves are changing. That truly feels like college to me.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:West Coast: UCSB
Midwest: University of Wisconsin-Madison
East Coast: Yale

Lol to your last one. Behind the gates campus?

UCSB wins overall

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Pepperdine, UCSB, Scripps, UCSC, UW- Seattle, Oregon on west Coast ( i hear) but i never visited.

I am biased but in S.W- UT austin.

Udub
Puget sound
UMD

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Northeast: Dartmouth or Middlebury
Southeast: I haven't seen enough to comment
Midwest: University of Chicago for an Uber campus, and St Olaf for a pretty for a smaller school.
West: UCSB or Pepperdine

Dartmouth Green

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Pepperdine, UCSB, Scripps, UCSC, UW- Seattle, Oregon on west Coast ( i hear) but i never visited.

I am biased but in S.W- UT austin.

Udub
Puget sound
UMD

Umd with its never ending construction

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Cornell beautiful views to see below

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Anonymous wrote:Cornell beautiful views to see below

Drive into is pretty in some areas.
Rural.

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Anonymous wrote:Southeast: UVA

Not bad, but somebody really screwed up with that law school building. Blech!

What??? The building is quite handsome and sits nicely.