BGP QOTD: What are your favorite college campuses that you've visited?

[Bobby Axelrod]

Arizona State. Most beautiful college campus in the world.

 

I see what you did there.

[Oldercoach]

UVA, Notre Dame, William & Mary in that order.

[TheDeuce]

Arizona State. Most beautiful college campus in the world.

 

The campus, or the "scenery?"

[bugatti]

Virginia

Pepperdine

University of Washington

University of Wisconsin

Nebraska

LSU (super cool campus)

Michigan

Tufts

University of Maine

Texas A&M

University of Colorado (coolest architecture theme I've seen)

 

I've heard Pepperdine is awesome.

[GrantNKY]

The campus, or the "scenery?"

:lol2: the scenery for sure.

[The Double Deuce]

I've heard Pepperdine is awesome.

 

Cliffs of Malibu...simply stunning. Really deserves its own category.

[gchs_uk9]

I haven’t been to many, although we’ve made it a point on our last two vacations to walk through campuses and get a T-shirt for my son. He likes the shirt but I like to expose him to different places and he likes to see them (so do I). That said:

 

-University of Kentucky (I graduated from UK but it’s a completely different place now)

 

-Centre College

-St. Scholastica in Duluth, Minnesota (beautiful)

-Colorado College

[Beechwoodfan]

Ole Miss!

[gchs_uk9]

 

Pepperdine’s baseball stadium. Wow!

[Parrott]

Notre Dame

Indiana

Virginia Tech

Winthrop

[The Double Deuce]

Of note, while I haven't been there, I hear that Rollins College is gorgeous. Same with Sewanee, both in the fact that I haven't been there, and that I hear it is beautiful.

[Oldercoach]

I haven’t been to many, although we’ve made it a point on our last two vacations to walk through campuses and get a T-shirt for my son. He likes the shirt but I like to expose him to different places and he likes to see them (so do I). That said:

 

-University of Kentucky (I graduated from UK but it’s a completely different place now)

 

-Centre College

-St. Scholastica in Duluth, Minnesota (beautiful)

-Colorado College

 

Did not see the college, but Duluth, Mn is one beautiful town. They call it Little San Francisco for a reason. Ran Grandma's Marathon in 2001, it was one of the most enjoyable and scenic I ever ran. Betty's Pies are almost worth the trip by themselves.

[bugatti]

Did not see the college, but Duluth, Mn is one beautiful town. They call it Little San Francisco for a reason. Ran Grandma's Marathon in 2001, it was one of the most enjoyable and scenic I ever ran. Betty's Pies are almost worth the trip by themselves.

 

Duluth is a hidden treasure. One of the cooler cities I have ever been to.

[gchs_uk9]

Did not see the college, but Duluth, Mn is one beautiful town. They call it Little San Francisco for a reason. Ran Grandma's Marathon in 2001, it was one of the most enjoyable and scenic I ever ran. Betty's Pies are almost worth the trip by themselves.

 

Duluth is a hidden treasure. One of the cooler cities I have ever been to.

 

Yes! We loved it. My wife wanted to move there, but I had to tell her that December is much different than June!

[Getslow]

Did not see the college, but Duluth, Mn is one beautiful town. They call it Little San Francisco for a reason. Ran Grandma's Marathon in 2001, it was one of the most enjoyable and scenic I ever ran. Betty's Pies are almost worth the trip by themselves.

 

Never been to either St. Scholastica or UMD, but the first time I visited Duluth, I was able to look out onto Lake Superior in late October. There's no place in America like it. I still can't believe ships and boats go out there on purpose. I agree though, Duluth is great. Was there two more times as I got older. Really want to go back.

 

I have been to St. Olaf College though. Much further South and inland. Nice campus and very pleasant place in mid-September. Very nearly went to school up there.