What is the best looking university or college?
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Original post by TheouLiS
What do you mean by saying "relatively new"? From 1800 and then? :P haha
No, from 1950 and beyond.
You'd think that with England being such an old and historic country, its universities would be so too. Unfortunately, this isn't the case. The USA, despite being a much newer country and a far greater number of historic universities (i.e. the 19th century).
Original post by RamocitoMorales
No, from 1950 and beyond.
You'd think that with England being such an old and historic country, its universities would be so too. Unfortunately, this isn't the case. The USA, despite being a much newer country and a far greater number of historic universities (i.e. the 19th century).
You'd think that with England being such an old and historic country, its universities would be so too. Unfortunately, this isn't the case. The USA, despite being a much newer country and a far greater number of historic universities (i.e. the 19th century).
?h nice.. Thank you very much for this info..
Just to add (and correct me I'm wrong) but not only did England, Scotland and Wales not have any universities founded in the 17th and 18th centuries (England didn't have any founded between the 14th century and start of the 19th century) but no Cambridge colleges were founded in the 17th and 18th centuries either.
There was just over 200 years between Sidney Sussex (1596) and Downing (1800).
There was just over 200 years between Sidney Sussex (1596) and Downing (1800).
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Original post by RamocitoMorales
Original post by RamocitoMorales
I've also seen Kent university, which looks a lot worse in real life than it does in the pictures.
I've also seen Kent university, which looks a lot worse in real life than it does in the pictures.
Any photos of Kent University?
Im really curious.
University of Glasgow's main building, all of Cambridge.
Original post by BobbinJane
all of Cambridge.
Every university has its ugly buildings. Every university!
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