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Which of these do you think is the most beautiful campus based on landscaping, architecture, views, etc This isn't about the Sports teams!
The Choices are:
University of California, San Diego (UCSD)
San Diego State University(SDSU)
University of California, Los Angeles(UCLA)
University of Southern California
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Two of my bestfriends and my neighbor go to USC. Darn those Trojans! With that being said, I am saying either UCLA or UCSD, I got both of them but took Ann Arbor instead, but enough about that. For me its a tie between UCLA & UCSD.
UCLA really just has beautiful buildings and a great setting up against the hills of Bel Air and the urban village of Westwood.
UCSD is not pretty in my opinion. I like the other universities better. It is primarily ugly 1960's modern architecture. Besides the library, there isn't much I would consider beautiful. The location is great, but they have covered it in eucalyptus trees so you get little of that Southern California sunshine.
This is a typical walk around campus at UC San Diego. Lots of trees, little sunshine, dirt/bark on the ground because there is no sun for grass of bushes, and a 1960's architectural disaster. UGLY IMO.
I actually love the eucalyptus trees,but off the list I'd say UCLA or SDSU,maybe UCSD I don't know the campus very well though.
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