Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:College of the Holy Cross in Mass.
YES!
+100
Anonymous wrote:GW, Marymount and Virginia International
Anonymous wrote:Not in the US obviously, but Oxford and Cambridge both have gorgeous colleges.
Anonymous wrote:Scripps college is gorgeous.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Hood College in Frederick MD. Small little school, but beautiful campus. Really gorgeous in spring.
I have only seen Cornell once in the late fall, early winter, on a gray cloudy day, late in the afternoon. I thought it was dismal.
I did like Princeton.
Cornell is gorgeous in the early fall and late spring. Colby is quite nice as well.
For a lot of schools, it may depend on when you see them. You see pictures of University of Washington with blossoms an a view of Mount Rainier, but the blossoms aren't always blooming and you can't see Rainier on many days. UCLA on the other hand, doesn't have the greatest of architecture to my eye (the 1960s buildings, not the original buildings), but it usually gives a really pleasant vibe due to the nice weather.
Cornell has bad days, but it probably doesn't look quite as good on a dreary day when you are walking up a 20 degree incline in 30 degree weather to get a 40 on your engineering test.
Restate: Cornell has <good> days, but it probably doesn't look quite as good on a dreary day when you are walking up a 20 degree incline in 30 degree weather to get a 40 on your engineering test[b].
Anonymous wrote:I’m partial to Yale and Princeton, at least among universities. Yale has the most interesting architecture and Princeton has the most idyllic campus.