re: What's the coolest college campus you've ever personally visited?

LSU in March
Arkansas in October

Kinda tough

I wouldn't call ours the best, but it's solid.

A bit partial to this place. Belmont Abbey College- NC

UNC Chapel Hill is also really nice.
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Harvard and Notre Dame.

How many campuses have a swamp with alligators next to the student union...?

Always thought ULL's Cypress Lake was pretty cool..

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I've been to others that were great, including Michigan, UVA, Washington, and Colorado

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UVa and Washington were both very nice.

I thought Michigan SUCKED. It seems like you'd have a series of buildings, then a McDonalds and a 7-11. Then another series of buildings, etc. The quads were nice, but other than that, I just didn't like the flow of the campus. I was only there for a day so maybe I just got the wrong "first impression" and you just need to get to know it better. But my first impression wasn't favorable.

I've never visited Colorado.

I thought Princeton was the nicest campus I've ever visited.

NYU was a lot like Michigan in that they just had school buildings intermixed with private buildings and the only way to tell if the building was an NYU building is if it had NYU flags adorning it. However, having said that, the whole Village vibe around Washington Square Park was pretty cool.

Columbia was just the opposite. The campus itself was pretty damn nice. However, the whole Washington Heights vibe was pretty dismal and scary.

Off the top of my head, other schools I've visited and liked were Duke, Brown, Cornell, and UCLA. I visited Cornell during the summer and it was extremely picturesque. There was a gorgeous stream running right behind the law school.

Schools I wasn't too impressed with include Penn/Drexel, Harvard, Yale, Fordham, Tennessee, Florida, Emory, and Johns Hopkins.

Yale's university gothic architecture was nice, but the surrounding area of New Haven was ghetto trash.

Harvard was a large campus with many different schools to visit. However, the entire place, especially Harvard Yard, seemed more like a tourist attraction than a college. I've been there during the Summer and during the school year and every time I've been there, it seems like Harvard Yard was just filled with tourists taking pictures.

Tulane or William Mary. Wish I went to school to there

Lewis and Clark has streams

Sewanee. When my brother was there I went to visit and I found it very inpressive.