Princeton is gorgeous, Wake Forest and Notre Dame are all beautiful. Sure there are many many more but these were some we visited and that I thought were really special.

Another vote for UCSD. Was visiting family out that way last week and toured around the campus. Really pretty and I loved the Geisel library.

I think Princeton is quite beautiful. But any of the liberal arts in CT, MASS and Maine are all gorgeous too especially in the fall.

Colby College. Hands down.

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The 50 Most Amazing College Campuses for 2013
http://www.thebestcolleges.org/most-beautiful-campuses/

What a goofy ranking! How do you compare Pepperdine [a Pacific coast beach setting] to Sewanee [a rural mountain setting] - the question of "beauty" is always subjective, but this isn't a comparison of the same species. I personally find gothic campuses in dreary climates to be spooky, but some find them charming.

It would be more interesting to rank campuses that fall into certain categories: large state schools; small rural campuses; urban campuses; hick town campuses; ocean front campuses; warm weather campuses; cold weather campuses etc.

I think Princeton is beautiful, William and Mary in almost a Disneylike way, UVA, Dartmouth.

Anonymous wrote:University of Wisconsin Madison- sitting at the Memorial Union by the lake and listening to live music. The view is stunning from Observatory Drive also.

That would be during the summer semester - by late October you'd be ice fishing on that lake.

Gotta give a shout out for my alma mater, Virginia Tech. Its campus was ranked #5 in the nation according to Business Insider.

http://www.businessinsider.com/best-college-campuses-2013-8

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The 50 Most Amazing College Campuses for 2013
http://www.thebestcolleges.org/most-beautiful-campuses/

Ole Miss #28! It's been #1 on several "Most Beautiful" lists! HOTTY TODDY!

Barry University

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Anonymous wrote:Cornell is tough to beat for natural beauty, although the eclectic architecture and sprawling campus isn't everyone's cup of tea. But the gorges and views of the lake, wow!

+100000

Cornell? Ithaca is a pit. The approach to the college looks like Route 1 in MD approaching UMD.

Which route did you take? Cuz I think you went the wrong way.

+1. The view from Cayuga Heights is lovely.

Bennington.

The 50 Most Amazing College Campuses for 2013
http://www.thebestcolleges.org/most-beautiful-campuses/

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Anonymous wrote:Cornell is tough to beat for natural beauty, although the eclectic architecture and sprawling campus isn't everyone's cup of tea. But the gorges and views of the lake, wow!

+100000

Cornell? Ithaca is a pit. The approach to the college looks like Route 1 in MD approaching UMD.

Which route did you take? Cuz I think you went the wrong way.

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Anonymous wrote:I think they all look stupid. UVA looks like a plantation ... Duke looks like a prison for pedophile priests, Unc looks like the NIH campus ,... Lots of em look like installations for the insane.

Just fire all these morons and go on- line .

I love you. Can we be roommates?

sorry, I'm going for the shoebox single at Columbia