Arizona State. Most beautiful college campus in the world.

 

I see what you did there.

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

Arizona State. Most beautiful college campus in the world.

 

The campus, or the "scenery?"

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.

The campus, or the "scenery?"

:lol2: the scenery for sure.

I've heard Pepperdine is awesome.

 

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

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

Ole Miss!

 

Pepperdine’s baseball stadium. Wow!

Notre Dame

Indiana

Virginia Tech

Winthrop

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.

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.

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.

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!

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.