Anonymous
04/09/2019 21:45
Subject: Re:Woodsy campuses?
William and Mary
Anonymous
04/09/2019 21:44
Subject: Woodsy campuses?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:UWisconsin Madison
Not in the woods, but in a city of a quarter million people.
There is a nice woodsy area by the lake, dunce.
Anonymous
04/09/2019 21:33
Subject: Woodsy campuses?
Anonymous wrote:Ithaca College is ugly. Cement blocks, a la soviet union, on hills.
You know, you could have just said that you don’t think it is that “woodsy”. Don’t know why people feel the need to make off topic rude comments.
Anonymous
04/09/2019 21:13
Subject: Woodsy campuses?
Ithaca College is ugly. Cement blocks, a la soviet union, on hills.
Anonymous
04/09/2019 20:34
Subject: Woodsy campuses?
Anonymous wrote:We just got back from touring UC-Santa Cruz which my DD loved because it is tucked away in the woods and so close to nature. We are planning to go see U. vermont but can anyone recommend any other campuses like this they may have toured? I am such a city girl and went to school in NYC so I don't really have places like this on my radar.
That's so funny - I saw the subject line and the first place I thought of was UC Santa Cruz!
Anonymous
04/09/2019 16:58
Subject: Woodsy campuses?
While it's been mentioned before, Sewanee. In addition to being surrounded by a 13,000 acre nature preserve, it has a phenomenal writing preserve. It is pretty remote though.
Anonymous
04/09/2019 16:17
Subject: Woodsy campuses?
Anonymous wrote:Thanks everyone! The most selective schools (Dartmouth, Amherst, etc) are probably not in the cards. Schools like Boulder and some of the others are great suggestions. I don’t know much about Sewanee except, don’t the students dress up for class? Maybe that’s not a thing anymore. My DD trends more toward hippie so I hadn’t even considered it but I will take a second look. As for St Mary’s, it is a beautiful campus. I will take her there to look (although I fear it may be declared too close to home
Then St. Mary's is the place for her! it is a haven for the crunchy-hippie kids. And provides an excellent liberal arts education for a reasonable price.
Anonymous
04/09/2019 16:14
Subject: Woodsy campuses?
Anonymous wrote:St. Mary's College of Maryland is actually quite woodsy where it is not surrounded by water.
Also maybe Ithaca and Juniata
While Ithaca is lovely (the views of Cayuga Lake are stunning), it is not woodsy by any description; however, the campus backs onto a nature preserve and there are many parks nearby. St. Mary's is definitely woodsy. And beautiful.
Anonymous
04/09/2019 09:06
Subject: Re:Woodsy campuses?
Anonymous wrote:Skidmore College in Saratoga Springs, NY
+100