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I haven't been to any interviews yet this year, but of the campuses I've been on in the past, UNC was gorgeous. Very green, lots of trees, lots of old buildings.

 

Agreed!

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Tufts- Medford campus...but then again I'm a little biased. I fell in love with it as a prospective student and still think it's very pretty as an Alum. Spring and Fall look so quintessentially New England.  ^_^

 

I forgot about Tufts! I attended their graduation ceremonies last year and was surprised by how nice the campus was. But, I think I'm more in love with the Somerville/Davis square area. What a cute and quirky little college town!

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Duke and WUSTL are gorgeous (visited both in the summer). I met someone who got married at WUSTL because it's so picturesque, apparently this is not all that uncommon. My undergrad institution has nice grass :rolleyes: but it's nowhere near the level of some of the larger schools I've seen.

 

I'll be visiting Vanderbilt this weekend, so I may have to come back and amend my answer, judging from some of the responses here :)

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I loved Penn.  I'm a sucker for urban campuses.  I also have to agree that Middlebury College is the quintessential New England college, I love that campus so much.  

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I forgot about Tufts! I attended their graduation ceremonies last year and was surprised by how nice the campus was. But, I think I'm more in love with the Somerville/Davis square area. What a cute and quirky little college town!

 

I was looking at some Boston apartments the other day and stumbled across Somerville.

 

It looks awesome!

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Middlebury College hands down.  I'm also quite biased as an alum and a Vermonter!

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