What is the best looking university or college?

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Reply 40

KissMyArtichoke

Oxford for me

Reply 41

Chucklefiend

Original post by Evanesyne

But that's what 40% of the campus? The rest looks ****e. And how many subjects are actually taught in the founders building?

Oxford or RHUL.

Glasgow Definitely :biggrin:

Reply 44

-Invidious-

Original post by Sim188

Excuse me for this, but... Oh daddy! :colone:

I don't understand?

Reply 45

RamocitoMorales

Original post by Chucklefiend

But that's what 40% of the campus? The rest looks ****e. And how many subjects are actually taught in the founders building?

40% is still a lot. I can't really think of many universities, if any, where everyone's taught inside a castle.

Reply 46

RamocitoMorales

University of California, Los Angeles

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Reply 47

Picnic1

Original post by Sim188

Goldsmiths ofcourse!

If you like that picture you may like the University of Leicester's Fielding Johnson building.

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Reply 48

Iola :}

HOGWARTS!

Nah , Leeds looks absolutely amazing :smile:

, I hear good things about the people there too :coma:

Reply 49

Emma:-)

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stephenson college

Uni of Nottingham.

University of Glasgow

Reply 52

RamocitoMorales

London Metropolitan University

Reply 53

Luceria

So many pretty Unis! Britain has loads of them *jealous*.. I've been to Oxford and Cambridge, both have beautiful colleges. Only visited Christ Church in Oxford and Clare College in Cambridge though. They were lovely!

Reply 54

Ammelia

Of the ones I've been to, Cambridge and Nottingham :smile:

Reply 55

Sim188

Original post by Picnic1

If you like that picture you may like the University of Leicester's Fielding Johnson building.

Yeah looks good! Not too gothic, not too modern!
Good ol' Georgians :smile:

Reply 56

CitizensUnited

Trinity Hall, Cambridge

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Reply 57

Picnic1

Original post by Sim188

Yeah looks good! Not too gothic, not too modern!
Good ol' Georgians :smile:

Ah thanks - definitely in an elegant yet sturdy Georgian style that never seems to date but it was built in the Victorian era though - 1837 and was originally an asylum for the mentally ill. The Law School is now based there (as well as admin).

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Reply 58

Picnic1

Original post by RamocitoMorales

I love how you later decided to edit your post to include a second picture of some cheerleaders but this time without any architecture at all in the background. :smile:

I'd give you a thumbs up if I hadn't used them all.