<p>Name the ones that appeal to you. dont have to be in order but name around 5 or 10.</p>
<p>I will ranka s follows:
- Bloomington (Indiana University)
- Chapel Hill (UNC)
- Gainesville (UF)
- Charlottesville (UVA)
- Athens (UGA)
- Boston (a ton of schools)</p>
<p>Ones i dont like:
Amherst: too small a town lol</p>
<p>Santa Barbara (UCSB)
Chico (Chico State)
Eugene (University of Oregon)
Tempe (ASU)
Madison (University of Wisconsin)
Ann Arbor (University of Michigan)
Boulder (University of Colorado)
Iowa City (University of Iowa)</p>
<p>Clemson (Clemson)!!</p>
<p>NYC (a lot of schools)
Chicago (a couple schools)
Columbus (Ohio State U)</p>
<p>Austin, TX
and believe it or not, i'm a huge fan of new haven.</p>
<p>i second austin, texas</p>
<p>Of the ones I've been to, Austin and NYC were amazing.</p>
<p>Williamstown
Williamsburg
NYC
Charlottesville
Middlebury</p>
<p>ok grace...explain yourself...i only agree with #3 and 4 as being good college towns</p>
<p>Gainesville is a perfect college town. Even though I detest the gators, I can't help but acknowledge the perfect size of it and the plethora of activities (and beaches nearby).</p>
<p>Santa Barbars, Ann Arbor, Miami, Chicago</p>
<p>Austin, Texas has gotta be up on the top 5 atleast.</p>
<p>if you dont put athens on your list your whole list is flawed.
athens IS UGA. everything in Athens revolves around what goes on at UGA.</p>
<p>but anyway,</p>
<p>Athens (UGA)
Gainesville (UF)
Ann Arbor (UM)
Statesboro (GSU)
Chapel Hill (UNC)
Oxford (Ole Miss)</p>
<p>Ann Arbor (umich) and Westwood (UCLA)</p>
<p>Grace how can you say williamsburg is a good college town??</p>
<p>Austin, TX is the best</p>
<p>Amherst, Northampton, Gainesville</p>
<p>OUCH AMHERST??.. Its a SMALLLLLL MINIATURE TOOOWN. it has various schools there but from what I have heard, not much to do.</p>
<p>No, I think Amherst is a pretty good college town. There are, afterall, about 5+ colleges in the area, including UMASS, which brings in a zoo of students. UMASS alone brings about 15,000 students to the area, which inevitably brings fun with it.</p>
<p>Amherst has great restaurants - fantastic Mexican, Chinese, Indian, Italian, a tapas place, amazing pizza, incredible bakeries, cafes, delis, coffeeshops with live jazz, great bookstores, an independent cinema, all the cultural resources of the nearby colleges, cute little boutiques, a great ice cream parlor (plus a Ben and Jerry's, too)...it's the quintessential college town.</p>