<p>Im looking for good schools to go to...that have a pretty campus + good weather+ top rank. ( Nothing in NY, Im tired of big cities )</p>
<p>How is Georgetown to start off?</p>
<p>Duke, Davidson, North Carolina, virginia, Vanderbilt, Rice, Wake Forest, William and Mary.</p>
<p>The southeast is perfect for you. </p>
<p>The above list is a good start, but if you're sick of the city, you'd probably want to eliminate Rice and Vanderbilt. And Georgetown wouldn't be any good either - DC is intense and very urban.</p>
<p>Places like Duke, Davidson, Virginia, and Wake Forest would be good though. And I'll also add to the list Elon and UGA.</p>
<p>California would work too...try Stanford and Santa Clara. The San Jose area is very relaxed.</p>
<p>Emory, maybe? I don't know too much about it, but it sounds like it fits...</p>
<p>washington & lee if you are interested in LACs</p>
<p>UT Austin?</p>
<p>UT Austin has an urban campus though...</p>
<p>Cornell, but it has the highest suicide rate (don't know if that's a myth or not)</p>
<p>Vish- Yeah, I'm pretty sure that's a myth.</p>
<p>Vish, Cornell doesn't have that great of weather. Too much snow in upstate NY.</p>
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<p>Austin isn't horrible, horrible though. Yeah, it's in a big city but I don't think you can compare Austin to New York.</p>
<p>yeah I visited San Jose and its the best, Santa Clara is also great but not top rank </p>
<p>Stanford is in palo alto--uggh
and I just can't help not liking it as every geek in my old school dreamed of going there and I'd rather a mix of people</p>