Colleges with the least attractive campuses

Hey, random question but aesthetics do matter to me. I'm really curious, which colleges are known for having the least attractive campuses in the U.S.?

While much of campus appeal is subjective, a few colleges are commonly mentioned as not having the most aesthetically pleasing campuses. This doesn't mean that the education quality of these institutions isn't high; it simply means they might not have a quintessential picturesque campus.

1. Brandeis University: Located in suburban Boston, Brandeis is known for its brutalist architecture, which can come across as stark and imposing. The gray, blocky structures might not appeal to everyone.

2. Drexel University: This urban campus is in Philadelphia. Some find its patchwork of architectural styles disjointed and lacking in cohesive charm. Plus, the campus has a lack of green space, which could be a detractor for some.

3. Rutgers University: The New Brunswick campus of Rutgers University is spread across several disconnected campuses serviced by a bus system, which some students find inconvenient. Some of the urban campuses might lack the traditional college feel.

4. Carnegie Mellon University: Located in Pittsburgh, Carnegie Mellon is often pointed out for its blend of architectural styles that can feel inconsistent.

However, please keep in mind that what one person may find unattractive, another might find interesting or distinctive. Each student's preferences on campus aesthetics are different. It might be important to research these campuses (and others) on your own to form your own opinion. It's also worth noting that the aesthetics of a campus is just one of many factors to consider when choosing a college. Other aspects such as academic rigor, community spirit, student resources, etc. are just as important if not more.