Top 10 most beautiful campuses

<p>Miami's campus is nice i alwys thought lol.</p>

<p>How about University of Delaware? A gorgeous campus that no one ever mentions.</p>

<p>Miami has probably the nastiest, most disgusting campus i've seen...</p>

<p>We're talking about the one in FLorida, not ohio..right?</p>

<p>Princeton and Wellesley (I'm surprised no one's mentioned this!?!?)</p>

<p>Yes Jeremy</p>

<p>Niagara University is so gorgeous. The gorge is a 5 min walk away, the Niagara river, the Niagara Falls. It's just beautiful. If I didn't live in Niagara Falls and didn't feel a strong urge to move as far away as possible, I would go here =]</p>

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<p>Pepperdine
Harvard
Princeton
University of Richmond
University of the South
University of Virginia</p>

<p>Washington And Lee University!!!!!!!</p>

<p>wellesley = hogwarts</p>

<p>I guess I'm the only one who thinks Duke's campus is ugly. Then again, I visited it right after I saw UNC's which is just gorgeous.</p>

<p>Drew University, the college in the forest!</p>

<p>Rollins College is extremely beautiful. Spanish Colonial architecture in a sunny lakeside setting.</p>

<p>Mercer University
Michigan State University (the river and gardens)</p>

<p>Yale University is absolutely amazing especially with the collegiate gothic architecture. I am biased however. Also I think Dartmouth's campus is very nice, pristine and very open.</p>

<p>Penn State - University Park anyone?</p>

<p>Tufts University!</p>

<p>I think my school is beautiful
SMU</p>

<p>It looks so cute and colonial. </p>

<p>But then again, I love schools like Yale that look gothic and harry potter-esque.</p>

<p>^ That's one reason I like Cornell's architecture too. Then again, I think Columbia's campus is pristine, clean, and beautiful.</p>

<p>I believe Vassar has a beautiful campus having a great scope of all architecture from gothic to modern.</p>