Top 10 US Campus Tours 2022 | Harvard, MIT, Stanford, etc. 

That's the spirit. Never stop dreaming! Also, good choice, University of Washington is beautiful.

Good choices.

But stanford???!!

@@Ash-bl7vm Stanford is great too.

That's basically what it is!

There is a video about Cornell on the channel. Take a look again.

Ok, let me check, thx

@@agape5594 Did you find it?

@@CampusMania yes, thx.

@@agape5594 You're welcome! I hope you like it.

Take into consideration that I don't have tours for a lot of the top universities yet. Also, this list is not based on rankings anyway. It's based on the views each video got. Maybe there is a lack of CSULB videos and people found this video useful enough. Also, CSU system in general is not that bad.

@@CampusMania Bro, kids applying to Stanford or MIT, they don't apply to CSU Long Beach.

@@ninersnation3298 That's not 100% true in most cases. Some people prepare a list with a punch of A-tier, B-tier, C-tier schools to apply to. They don't just apply to top universities and get rejected at all of them.

bro, CSU Long beach is like weak as hell..i could get in with a 2.80 gpa..GO APPLY LIKE UC DAVIS OR UC SANTA BARABARA INSTEAD OF GARBAGE SCHOOL LIKE CSU LONG BEACH@@CampusMania

@@ninersnation3298 lol there are nearly 40,000 students there though!

Can't agree more!

weird because I think it's the worse looking campus in the video. it's like a small alley called Florence town

I'm gonna have to disagree with that. But which one is your favorite in the video anyway?

I'm gonna have to disagree with that. But which one is your favorite in the video anyway?

USC is one of the most beautiful campuses you’ll ever be lucky enough to get to walk around. The style of architecture is divided predominantly between Romanesque, Spanish Colonial Revival and a smaller amount of Collegiate Gothic. It and UCLA tend to have the same type of architecture although UCLA’s campus is about 40% bigger, but very hilly so you have to do a lot more walking. USC is flat and it’s much easier to get around. Stanford is a variation of some of this as well, but is predominantly called “Richardsonian Romanesque” style which is a blend of Romanesque and Spanish Mission Style (which has traits of what you see at USC and UCLA). I enjoy USC the best for its architectural beauty and intimacy, and Stanford a very close second because it had so much land and nature to go with its lovely campus. UCLA has too many modern buildings and is too big. Berkeley is too big and has no uniform look to it.​@@SilentAssassin1414