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Massachusetts School Named Among The 'Most Beautiful Colleges' In The US
By Logan DeLoye,
2024-02-16
Photo: Moment RF
Picture it.
You're riding in the back seat of a car peering out of the window. In the distance you see a small sign followed by the outline of multiple architecturally-pleasing buildings. A little community of sorts. As you get closer, the sign and all of the little buildings get larger and you are able to take in the greatness of it all.
Welcome to campus!
A brochure reads. Students with smiles and places to be line the sidewalks with books in hand as you walk through a storied institution known for making educational dreams come true. To your left you see a giant gym with large glass windows, and to the right, a dining hall with patios perfect for enjoying some sunshine and a quick bite to eat. As you stroll, you see windows upon windows of classrooms situated above perfectly-manicured lawns and vintage-looking benches placed near tall lamps that illuminate the way. A place where people eat, sleep, exercise, dream (in all facets of the word) study, and exist to pursue a passion. It's all breathtakingly beautiful, and you're apart of the mastery from the very moment you walk past the welcome sign.
While there are many great colleges scattered across Massachusetts that paint the picture illustrated above, only one is known for being the most beautiful school around!
Here's what Travel & Leisure had to say about the most beautiful college in the entire state:
"Massachusetts is the seventh-smallest state in the country, but it might have the largest selection of stunning college campuses. After all, the Bay State is home to Harvard, Smith, Boston College, Williams, Mount Holyoke, and Amherst. On and on it goes. But the winner right now is Holy Cross, perched on a hill above the city of Worcester. The school has received numerous accolades for some of the best landscaping in the country, and both the Fenwick and O’Kane Halls are on the National Register of Historic Places."
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