Warm weather colleges with great reputation

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:UCLA, Berkeley, Emory, Vanderbilt, Rice, UNC, Duke, UVA (pushing the limits of “warm weather” here), Georgia Tech, Wake, UT-Austin, Tulane

This.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:University of Florida, University of Miami, University of Georgia, Clemson

Alumni UF no and no and no
Miami LOL no
GA for dummies sure
Clemson ?? Jobs after college lol no

The Dobbs dork found their way here to bash the Sun Belt.

Give it a rest Dobbs d*ck or we’ll take some of your rights away and see how you like it.

[Anonymous]

I think any of the UCs as well. There is no snow or freezing temps at UC Berkeley. It can be anywhere from low 50-70s in the winter in Northern California. I agree with Stanford, Pomona, USC, Cal Tech, Harvey Mudd, Univeristy of Florida, University of Miami and would add Arizona State, Pepperdine, University of Hawaii.

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Davidson and the Claremont Colleges

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:University of Florida, University of Miami, University of Georgia, Clemson

Alumni UF no and no and no
Miami LOL no
GA for dummies sure
Clemson ?? Jobs after college lol no

The Dobbs dork found their way here to bash the Sun Belt.

Give it a rest Dobbs d*ck or we’ll take some of your rights away and see how you like it.

Who's we?

[Anonymous]

Miami

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Auburn

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:University of Florida, University of Miami, University of Georgia, Clemson

Alumni UF no and no and no
Miami LOL no
GA for dummies sure
Clemson ?? Jobs after college lol no

The Dobbs dork found their way here to bash the Sun Belt.

Give it a rest Dobbs d*ck or we’ll take some of your rights away and see how you like it.

Who's we?

All of the Dobbs dorks.

[Anonymous]

OP, what is your definition of "warm weather"?

[Anonymous]

UGA UF Alabama FSU

[Anonymous]

UMiami, Tulane, Rice - best weather
Vanderbilt, Emory, Duke- next best

[Anonymous]

So if none of these schools work out, you can move down a notch to regional reputation:

UT San Antonio (and then transfer to UT Austin)
Texas A&M
U of Houston
LSU
La Tech
Texas Tech

And so many more

[Anonymous]

The southern CA UCs - UCLA, UCSB, etc. Northern CA is not "warm".
Caltech
USC
Claremont colleges
Rice
Georgia Tech

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:UCLA, Berkeley, Emory, Vanderbilt, Rice, UNC, Duke, UVA (pushing the limits of “warm weather” here), Georgia Tech, Wake, UT-Austin, Tulane

This.

Not this.

I live in Nashville part time. It is very much not a "warm weather" climate. It's like the mid-Atlantic with regular winter sleet. And a lot of grey, rainy, chilly days Nov-Feb.

Raleigh, Winston-Salem and Charlottesville are also not endlessly warm and also get snow.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:University of Florida, University of Miami, University of Georgia, Clemson

Alumni UF no and no and no
Miami LOL no
GA for dummies sure
Clemson ?? Jobs after college lol no

The Dobbs dork found their way here to bash the Sun Belt.

Give it a rest Dobbs d*ck or we’ll take some of your rights away and see how you like it.

Who's we?

All of the Dobbs dorks.

Good luck.