<p>I would say:</p>
<p>1) Vanderbilt
2)Duke
3)Northwestern
4)Stanford
5-19) everything else but uchicago
20) UChicago</p>
<p>Something like that</p>
<p>As a Vandy alum, I thank you kind sir.</p>
<p>Woo hoo! I'm ugly!</p>
<p><em>does a victory lap</em></p>
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<p>^^ unalove, for what it's worth, U Chicago girls are hot to me. ;)</p>
<p>I completely agree with NU having hot girls. When i visited I stayed with a kid that had his own apartment. There were a bunch of guys-all incredibly nerdy and did not look like they saw much action in high school. The girls they were with though- holy **** they were hot. The night ended with one of the nerdiest guys asking the hottest chick to share his bed with him-she said yes.</p>
<p>hahahahaahhaa</p>
<p>Maybe #1 should to RPI?</p>
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<p>If hot girls are what you're looking for, then maybe a top 20 college is not for you.</p>
<p>Vanderbilt would be lucky to be in the top half of the SEC, but is clearly the winner of this category.</p>
<p>I would say Caltech is the worst.</p>
<p>Arizona State University, especially during the Summer term
Avg temp in Tempe:
May: 92 F
June: 101 F
July: 103 F
Aug: 104 F</p>
<ol>
<li>Vanderbilt
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<li>Emory</li>
<li>Duke/Penn/Stanford/Northwestern/Dartmouth/Notre Dame/Rice/Wash U</li>
<li>Princeton</li>
<li>Columbia</li>
<li>Hopkins/Yale</li>
<li>Brown/Cornell/Harvard</li>
<li>MIT
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.</li>
<li>UChicago</li>
<li>Caltech</li>
</ol>
<p>I wish I applied to Vandy.:(</p>
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Arizona State University, especially during the Summer term
Avg temp in Tempe:
May: 92 F
June: 101 F
July: 103 F
Aug: 104 F
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He at least has solid info to back up his claim....</p>
<p>Actually there is a book on this you can get at your local book store....
Not just girls...
It rates the drug scene, Girls, Boys (for the girls ...hahah), off campus dining, campus food, weather, whether if they had the choice if they would go to the school, happiness, Greek life, and stuff like that... with actual quotes from people from those universities.
It is for the better rated universities though, no lower tier universities... they have some... but not all...
I don't have the book, i just saw it(at Barnes and Nobles) and read some of the quotes...
According to it (i'm not intending to bash... I literally remember this)
They say UT has great girls, Cal is not all that great, UT and UCLA have quite a drug scene, UCD has little drugs, Pepperdine has the best weather, Cal Tech is like NERD city, UCI is boring off campus, and thats all i can remember 100%
These are quotes from people FROM the university mixed in with statistics ( i think) but they rank each university...</p>
<p>I'd throw Penn, Northwestern, Stanford and Notre Dame in the top 5. All and Harvard belong ahead of Duke. Most Duke alumni I've run across have not looked so great.</p>
<p>^^^ Hey, kyledavid, I'll invite you over to my Hyde Park love nest sometime and we can make linguistics babies together. How does that sound?</p>
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<p>In all seriousness, even a school like Chicago has a decent sized population of beautiful people, even in the Apple Bottom jeans and boots with the fur sense. I just happen not to be one of them.... I'm perfectly average-looking, don't wear makeup, and I don't spend any more than two minutes contemplating what I'm going to wear that day.</p>
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Vanderbilt would be lucky to be in the top half of the SEC, but is clearly the winner of this category.
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Yeah, but the girls at the rest of the SEC schools are like braindead...</p>
<p>You could say the same thing about girls from Southern Conference schools.</p>
<p>Some SEC schools may not be top schools, but all flagships are more than respectable and definitely hold their own against any 2nd tier.</p>
<p>Since when are Hopkins girls cuter than the girls at Brown.</p>
<p>Those Brunos got some very nice short skirt, hippy dress thingies goin' on.</p>
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<p>Agreed on Vandy.
What about G-Town?</p>
<p>G-town is #23 on USN&WR, that's why no one has mentioned it. </p>
<p>Regardless, if you're looking for cute girls, it's a great place to go.</p>
<p>Eh..a social scene is probably 50% of my selection for college. So I'd go to both, but it would pretty much just brew down to which school is better for business, for undergrad, of course.</p>