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Mass. college earns spot among 30 ‘most beautiful campuses’ in US

Dave Eisenstadter
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Mass. college earns spot among 30 ‘most beautiful campuses’ in US
Mass. college earns spot among 30 ‘most beautiful campuses’ in US

A Massachusetts college is considered as having among the most beautiful college campuses in the country.

Last month, Travel + Leisure published a list of the 30 most beautiful college campuses in the U.S. Among them was Wellesley College .

Known as an elite all-women's college and as the host of the Boston Marathon's scream tunnel , Wellesley College's campus boasts 500 acres of beautiful scenery.

Wellesley scored high based on "pathways that meander through sprawling meadows and groves of conifers that surround tranquil Lake Waban, with 19th-century brick buildings tucked into the wooded hillsides," according to Travel + Leisure.

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"Several greenhouses, lush with tropical, subtropical, and desert plantings, stay green straight through the long northeastern winters," Travel + Leisure added.

Wellesley was the only Massachusetts school that made the list and was 19th out of the 30 chosen. Other Northeastern schools listed include Bard College and Cornell University in New York, Yale University in Connecticut, Princeton University in New Jersey and Swarthmore and Bryn Mawr colleges in Pennsylvania.

The full list is below.

Top 30 most beautiful college campuses:

  1. Stanford University, California

  2. Berry College, Georgia

  3. University of Notre Dame, Indiana

  4. Florida Southern College, Florida

  5. Bard College, New York

  6. University of San Diego, California

  7. Rice University, Texas

  8. Cornell University, New York

  9. The University of the South, Tennessee

  10. University of Washington

  11. Princeton University, New Jersey

  12. Kenyon College, Ohio

  13. Swarthmore College, Pennsylvania

  14. University of Virginia

  15. Yale University, Connecticut

  16. Duke University, North Carolina

  17. University of Colorado Boulder

  18. University of Wisconsin–Madison

  19. Wellesley College, Massachusetts

  20. The College of William & Mary, Virginia

  21. University of Chicago, Illinois

  22. Bryn Mawr College, Pennsylvania

  23. Furman University, South Carolina

  24. Vanderbilt University, Tennessee

  25. Flagler College, Florida

  26. University of Hawaii

  27. University of Georgia

  28. University of Michigan

  29. Northwestern University, Illinois

  30. Lewis and Clark College, Oregon

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