s/o Most Beautiful College Campuses

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Who would want to go to a "pristine" campus?

Yes, Stanford struggles for applications.

[Anonymous]

I know there’s a lot of SUNY haters on DCUM, but SUNY Geneseo has a beautiful campus. Ivy covered buildings, historic Main Street and unbelievable sunsets. But they don’t play the ratings, marketing game ....

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I know there’s a lot of SUNY haters on DCUM, but SUNY Geneseo has a beautiful campus. Ivy covered buildings, historic Main Street and unbelievable sunsets. But they don’t play the ratings, marketing game ....

Meaning what?

[Anonymous]

The definitive list:

1) Cambridge University (UK)
2) Oxford University (UK)
3) Princeton University
4) Yale University
5) Colorado
6) University of British Columbia (Canada)
7) Wellesley
8) Sewanee
9) Stanford
10) West Point
11) Middlebury
12) Richmond
13) Chicago
14) William & Mary
15) Kenyon
16) Vassar
17) Bryn Mawr
18) Notre Dame
19) Mount Holyoke
20) Scripps
21) Vanderbilt
22) Indiana
23) Duke
24) Virginia
25) Dartmouth

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:The definitive list:

1) Cambridge University (UK)
2) Oxford University (UK)
3) Princeton University
4) Yale University
5) Colorado
6) University of British Columbia (Canada)
7) Wellesley
8) Sewanee
9) Stanford
10) West Point
11) Middlebury
12) Richmond
13) Chicago
14) William & Mary
15) Kenyon
16) Vassar
17) Bryn Mawr
18) Notre Dame
19) Mount Holyoke
20) Scripps
21) Vanderbilt
22) Indiana
23) Duke
24) Virginia
25) Dartmouth

Although it is definitive, there is an outside chance that I forgot a couple.

[Anonymous]

Or that you know anything

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:The definitive list:

1) Cambridge University (UK)
2) Oxford University (UK)
3) Princeton University
4) Yale University
5) Colorado
6) University of British Columbia (Canada)
7) Wellesley
8) Sewanee
9) Stanford
10) West Point
11) Middlebury
12) Richmond
13) Chicago
14) William & Mary
15) Kenyon
16) Vassar
17) Bryn Mawr
18) Notre Dame
19) Mount Holyoke
20) Scripps
21) Vanderbilt
22) Indiana
23) Duke
24) Virginia
25) Dartmouth

Did you not see the above post about Yale dorm looking more like a outhouse than a dormitory you want to live for four years of your life in?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Or that you know anything

Well, I know you are not a nice person.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The definitive list:

1) Cambridge University (UK)
2) Oxford University (UK)
3) Princeton University
4) Yale University
5) Colorado
6) University of British Columbia (Canada)
7) Wellesley
8) Sewanee
9) Stanford
10) West Point
11) Middlebury
12) Richmond
13) Chicago
14) William & Mary
15) Kenyon
16) Vassar
17) Bryn Mawr
18) Notre Dame
19) Mount Holyoke
20) Scripps
21) Vanderbilt
22) Indiana
23) Duke
24) Virginia
25) Dartmouth

Did you not see the above post about Yale dorm looking more like a outhouse than a dormitory you want to live for four years of your life in?

These look like pretty nice outhouses: https://architecturehereandthere.com/2018/09/14/hewitt-on-yales-new-colleges/

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The definitive list:

1) Cambridge University (UK)
2) Oxford University (UK)
3) Princeton University
4) Yale University
5) Colorado
6) University of British Columbia (Canada)
7) Wellesley
8) Sewanee
9) Stanford
10) West Point
11) Middlebury
12) Richmond
13) Chicago
14) William & Mary
15) Kenyon
16) Vassar
17) Bryn Mawr
18) Notre Dame
19) Mount Holyoke
20) Scripps
21) Vanderbilt
22) Indiana
23) Duke
24) Virginia
25) Dartmouth

Did you not see the above post about Yale dorm looking more like a outhouse than a dormitory you want to live for four years of your life in?

These look like pretty nice outhouses: https://architecturehereandthere.com/2018/09/14/hewitt-on-yales-new-colleges/

Proof that promo videos and “news magazine reports” can easily be bought.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The definitive list:

1) Cambridge University (UK)
2) Oxford University (UK)
3) Princeton University
4) Yale University
5) Colorado
6) University of British Columbia (Canada)
7) Wellesley
8) Sewanee
9) Stanford
10) West Point
11) Middlebury
12) Richmond
13) Chicago
14) William & Mary
15) Kenyon
16) Vassar
17) Bryn Mawr
18) Notre Dame
19) Mount Holyoke
20) Scripps
21) Vanderbilt
22) Indiana
23) Duke
24) Virginia
25) Dartmouth

Did you not see the above post about Yale dorm looking more like a outhouse than a dormitory you want to live for four years of your life in?

These look like pretty nice outhouses: https://architecturehereandthere.com/2018/09/14/hewitt-on-yales-new-colleges/

Proof that promo videos and “news magazine reports” can easily be bought.

They can't be easily bought. Yale spent about $600M on these two new colleges, which is about $625K per resident. How many other colleges can do that?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The definitive list:

1) Cambridge University (UK)
2) Oxford University (UK)
3) Princeton University
4) Yale University
5) Colorado
6) University of British Columbia (Canada)
7) Wellesley
8) Sewanee
9) Stanford
10) West Point
11) Middlebury
12) Richmond
13) Chicago
14) William & Mary
15) Kenyon
16) Vassar
17) Bryn Mawr
18) Notre Dame
19) Mount Holyoke
20) Scripps
21) Vanderbilt
22) Indiana
23) Duke
24) Virginia
25) Dartmouth

Did you not see the above post about Yale dorm looking more like a outhouse than a dormitory you want to live for four years of your life in?

These look like pretty nice outhouses: https://architecturehereandthere.com/2018/09/14/hewitt-on-yales-new-colleges/

Proof that promo videos and “news magazine reports” can easily be bought.

They can't be easily bought. Yale spent about $600M on these two new colleges, which is about $625K per resident. How many other colleges can do that?

How do you explain the YouTube video when Yale was caught off guard after cops were called in randomly? You want to see what the dorm looks like when no one’s expecting to be watched.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The definitive list:

1) Cambridge University (UK)
2) Oxford University (UK)
3) Princeton University
4) Yale University
5) Colorado
6) University of British Columbia (Canada)
7) Wellesley
8) Sewanee
9) Stanford
10) West Point
11) Middlebury
12) Richmond
13) Chicago
14) William & Mary
15) Kenyon
16) Vassar
17) Bryn Mawr
18) Notre Dame
19) Mount Holyoke
20) Scripps
21) Vanderbilt
22) Indiana
23) Duke
24) Virginia
25) Dartmouth

Did you not see the above post about Yale dorm looking more like a outhouse than a dormitory you want to live for four years of your life in?

These look like pretty nice outhouses: https://architecturehereandthere.com/2018/09/14/hewitt-on-yales-new-colleges/

Proof that promo videos and “news magazine reports” can easily be bought.

They can't be easily bought. Yale spent about $600M on these two new colleges, which is about $625K per resident. How many other colleges can do that?

How do you explain the YouTube video when Yale was caught off guard after cops were called in randomly? You want to see what the dorm looks like when no one’s expecting to be watched.

That was a graduate building that is now being renovated (and no longer will have graduate housing). I think most schools still have some older rooms.

https://yaledailynews.com/blog/2018/08/30/construction-begins-on-hgs-renovations/

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The definitive list:

1) Cambridge University (UK)
2) Oxford University (UK)
3) Princeton University
4) Yale University
5) Colorado
6) University of British Columbia (Canada)
7) Wellesley
8) Sewanee
9) Stanford
10) West Point
11) Middlebury
12) Richmond
13) Chicago
14) William & Mary
15) Kenyon
16) Vassar
17) Bryn Mawr
18) Notre Dame
19) Mount Holyoke
20) Scripps
21) Vanderbilt
22) Indiana
23) Duke
24) Virginia
25) Dartmouth

Although it is definitive, there is an outside chance that I forgot a couple.

U. Dub should definitely be on the list. I haven’t been to all on the list, but IMO prettier than UBC and Yale.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The definitive list:

1) Cambridge University (UK)
2) Oxford University (UK)
3) Princeton University
4) Yale University
5) Colorado
6) University of British Columbia (Canada)
7) Wellesley
8) Sewanee
9) Stanford
10) West Point
11) Middlebury
12) Richmond
13) Chicago
14) William & Mary
15) Kenyon
16) Vassar
17) Bryn Mawr
18) Notre Dame
19) Mount Holyoke
20) Scripps
21) Vanderbilt
22) Indiana
23) Duke
24) Virginia
25) Dartmouth

Although it is definitive, there is an outside chance that I forgot a couple.

U. Dub should definitely be on the list. I haven’t been to all on the list, but IMO prettier than UBC and Yale.

I did the "definitive" list above. I've been to Seattle a number of times, but have never made it to U. Dub, so that might explain it.