Anonymous
03/20/2023 15:19
Subject: Re:Most Beautiful College Campuses by Geographical Region
Maryland has a great historic quad, a nice chapel, and a lot of cohesion thanks to the brick. It also has a couple of new buildings that look really good near entrances (Public Policy and Computer Science). They do a nice job with the little farm and red barn too. It is one of the prettiest huge schools I've been too. I prefer it to Michigan, Cal, or UNC, which are all beautiful big schools with a lot of brick as well.
Anonymous
03/20/2023 15:01
Subject: Most Beautiful College Campuses by Geographical Region
Midwest - University of Chicago (looks like Hogwarts)
East - Swarthmore and Haverford, Richmond, Yale
West - Stanford
South - Rice
East - Swarthmore and Haverford, Richmond, Yale
West - Stanford
South - Rice
Anonymous
03/20/2023 12:48
Subject: Most Beautiful College Campuses by Geographical Region
The college I went to, and the colleges I want my kids to go to
Anonymous
03/20/2023 02:41
Subject: Re:Most Beautiful College Campuses by Geographical Region
East Coast - Cornell
Midwest - U of Chicago
South - Duke
Midwest - U of Chicago
South - Duke
Anonymous
03/19/2023 21:38
Subject: Most Beautiful College Campuses by Geographical Region
West coast:
Stanford
Washington
Puget Sound
South:
UGA
Duke (gag)
Stanford
Washington
Puget Sound
South:
UGA
Duke (gag)
Anonymous
03/19/2023 21:28
Subject: Re:Most Beautiful College Campuses by Geographical Region
West coast
epperdine
epperdine
Anonymous
03/19/2023 21:27
Subject: Most Beautiful College Campuses by Geographical Region
Anonymous wrote:Princeton, Duke, Georgetown
Princeton and Georgetown have crumbling buildings.
Anonymous
03/19/2023 21:27
Subject: Most Beautiful College Campuses by Geographical Region
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:East Coast: Yale, easily
West Coast: Pepperdine or Pomona
Midwest: Northwestern
South: Furman College
Wait, sorry, not Furman. I meant Berry College
Yes, Berry is incredibly beautiful.
what is Berry?
What is Google?
+1
So idiotic. Probably the same dope who asked, "what is a Goucher" in another thread.
Anonymous
03/19/2023 21:24
Subject: Most Beautiful College Campuses by Geographical Region
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:East Coast: Yale, easily
West Coast: Pepperdine or Pomona
Midwest: Northwestern
South: Furman College
Wait, sorry, not Furman. I meant Berry College
Yes, Berry is incredibly beautiful.
what is Berry?
What is Google?
Anonymous
03/19/2023 21:14
Subject: Most Beautiful College Campuses by Geographical Region
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:East Coast: Yale, easily
West Coast: Pepperdine or Pomona
Midwest: Northwestern
South: Furman College
Wait, sorry, not Furman. I meant Berry College
Yes, Berry is incredibly beautiful.
what is Berry?
Anonymous
03/19/2023 21:11
Subject: Re:Most Beautiful College Campuses by Geographical Region
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:These are some really weird answers.
I still can't get past the original post stating UMD-College Park as a beautiful campus.
Yeah, if you love construction, I guess?
I'm one of the posters who agrees that UMD-College Park is a lovely campus. I live in VA, but have always thought this school was very pretty. Construction going on just means they're expanding - a good sign. The main campus is indeed beautiful. Not sure what you're on about.
I don't see it.
Yes, you've said that several times. This thread is about most beautiful college campuses. Just move along rather than feeling like you have to start an argument.
Anonymous
03/19/2023 19:36
Subject: Re:Most Beautiful College Campuses by Geographical Region
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:These are some really weird answers.
I still can't get past the original post stating UMD-College Park as a beautiful campus.
Yeah, if you love construction, I guess?
I'm one of the posters who agrees that UMD-College Park is a lovely campus. I live in VA, but have always thought this school was very pretty. Construction going on just means they're expanding - a good sign. The main campus is indeed beautiful. Not sure what you're on about.
I don't see it.
Anonymous
03/19/2023 15:12
Subject: Re:Most Beautiful College Campuses by Geographical Region
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:West coast HAS to be Berkeley and UW-Seattle.
Both have the most incredible juxtapositions. UW has a beautiful Gothic architectural style and there are pictures online of the cherry blossoms, Drumheller fountain, and Mt. Rainer lining up perfectly. Berkeley's neoclassical core is also really nice and there's a beautiful view of the Golden Gate from Campanile Way on the campus. Since the campus is also on a hill, there are great views of the bell tower, San Francisco skyline, and Mt. Tamalpais (search up Grizzly Peak in the Berkeley hills).
I’m sorry, but Berkeley is a huge dump.
https://www.niche.com/places-to-live/search/best-cities/
Berkeley, CA #6 best city to live in after Cambridge, MA, Arlington, VA, The Woodlands, TX, Naperville, IL, and Columbia, MD.
I live very close to Berkeley. It’s a dump. Idk what Niche is on about, but it’s yet one more nail in the coffin as far as Niche’s reliability goes.
Anonymous
03/19/2023 15:08
Subject: Re:Most Beautiful College Campuses by Geographical Region
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:These are some really weird answers.
I still can't get past the original post stating UMD-College Park as a beautiful campus.
Yeah, if you love construction, I guess?
I'm one of the posters who agrees that UMD-College Park is a lovely campus. I live in VA, but have always thought this school was very pretty. Construction going on just means they're expanding - a good sign. The main campus is indeed beautiful. Not sure what you're on about.
Anonymous
03/19/2023 15:05
Subject: Re:Most Beautiful College Campuses by Geographical Region
Anonymous wrote:These are some really weird answers.
I still can't get past the original post stating UMD-College Park as a beautiful campus.
Yeah, if you love construction, I guess?