Schools with traditional campus feel but within a city

[Anonymous]

St. Joe’s in Philly.

[Anonymous]

Macalaster

[Anonymous]

College of Charleston

[Anonymous]

Macalaster
Puget Sound and Reed on west coast
Harvard
Yale
Barnard?

[Anonymous]

Minnesota
Washington

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Tufts and BC

Tufts is a suburb location

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:American
NYU
Not GW its really city

The only 'campus' feel about NYU is Washintgon Square Park.

[Anonymous]

UCLA

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Tufts and BC

Tufts is a suburb location

So is BC

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Northeastern has no campus.

Not true but will not say anything positive about Northeastern for fear that this thread will be overtaken by the hater.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:UCLA

Really great location but not that traditional feeling except for a few parts like Royce hall.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:UCLA

Really great location but not that traditional feeling except for a few parts like Royce hall.

Housing 11-12 thousand students on the Hill, and with how dense the campus needs to be to fit within 450 acres, definitely doesn’t give off a sprawling college campus vibe.

But isn’t that unavoidable if we’re talking about campuses in urban environments?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:American
NYU
Not GW its really city

The only 'campus' feel about NYU is Washintgon Square Park.

And Washington Square Park has many non-student, including homeless.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Northeastern has no campus.

Huh? Northeastern has an integrated campus.

[Anonymous]

USC
Rice
Emory
LMU
Santa Clara
SMU