s/o Most Beautiful College Campuses

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Beauty is in the eye of the beholder.

It must be because UVA is one of the most unattractive campuses I’ve ever seen. I just don’t get the love for that one. Good school, but definitely not a beautiful campus.

If you just drive through UVA, it doesn't give the best impression. You have to walk around the Lawn area.

[Anonymous]

Cambridge in the UK was clearly the nicest I've seen. In the U.S. Yale and Princeton are the closest, perhaps along with Chicago. I also really liked Stanford, William and Mary, and Colorado.

[Anonymous]

Based on the schools DD toured or attended: BC, W&L, Richmond, JHU were great. Hated Tufts, Georgetown.

[Anonymous]

I know it’s not quite what op asked but my niece is at Amherst and keeps sending me images of her delicious gorgeous meals! I am so jealous it makes me want to uproot and get a job and work there to get access to that food! I never even considered food when I was looking but it has a big impact on college life since you never cook for yourself.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I know it’s not quite what op asked but my niece is at Amherst and keeps sending me images of her delicious gorgeous meals! I am so jealous it makes me want to uproot and get a job and work there to get access to that food! I never even considered food when I was looking but it has a big impact on college life since you never cook for yourself.

UMass has amazing food! Now amherst college...

[Anonymous]

Smith College!

[Anonymous]

Caltech has a wonderful campus. I envy anyone who can study there.

[Anonymous]

UC Santa Barbara

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Beauty is in the eye of the beholder.

It must be because UVA is one of the most unattractive campuses I’ve ever seen. I just don’t get the love for that one. Good school, but definitely not a beautiful campus.

If you just drive through UVA, it doesn't give the best impression. You have to walk around the Lawn area.

I was at UVA this week for orientation. Campus is beautiful.

[Anonymous]

Princeton was always my favorite, especially in the Fall.

[Anonymous]

Miami of Ohio (exquisite)

Wellesley (heavily wooded—felt like Robin Hood would drop out of a tree at any moment)

Richmond (very clean and well-maintained; spouse said “This is what a college SHOULD look like”)

Indiana (trees perfectly interspersed with nice buildings)

Texas Tech & Oklahoma State (surprisingly)

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Based on the schools DD toured or attended: BC, W&L, Richmond, JHU were great. Hated Tufts, Georgetown.

Exactly my taste.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I know it’s not quite what op asked but my niece is at Amherst and keeps sending me images of her delicious gorgeous meals! I am so jealous it makes me want to uproot and get a job and work there to get access to that food! I never even considered food when I was looking but it has a big impact on college life since you never cook for yourself.

As an Amherst College student, I really hope you're referring to UMass. Dunking on Val (the dining hall) is practically a national pastime here.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Beauty is in the eye of the beholder.

It must be because UVA is one of the most unattractive campuses I’ve ever seen. I just don’t get the love for that one. Good school, but definitely not a beautiful campus.

If you just drive through UVA, it doesn't give the best impression. You have to walk around the Lawn area.

I was at UVA this week for orientation. Campus is beautiful.

*Grounds

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Beauty is in the eye of the beholder.

It must be because UVA is one of the most unattractive campuses I’ve ever seen. I just don’t get the love for that one. Good school, but definitely not a beautiful campus.

If you just drive through UVA, it doesn't give the best impression. You have to walk around the Lawn area.

I was at UVA this week for orientation. Campus is beautiful.

*Grounds [/quote

I know the campus is referred to as grounds and students are first year, second year etc. rather than freshman, sophomore. Just using the word campus here for consistency.