10 most beautiful colleges in the Midwest?

So I've been exploring college websites and virtual tours to understand campuses better. I hear the Midwest has some beautiful campuses. Can you guys list your top 10 most beautiful colleges in this region? Thanks, peeps!

Certainly! Everyone's preferences might vary a bit, but here are 10 colleges in the Midwest that are often praised for their beauty, both in terms of architecture and natural surroundings:

1. University of Notre Dame (Indiana): Notre Dame’s campus is known for the Neo-Gothic Basilica of the Sacred Heart and the gold-domed Main Building.

2. University of Chicago (Illinois): This university features a blend of traditional English Gothic and modern styles, centered around beautiful quads.

3. Kenyon College (Ohio): It's Middle Path, known as the college's "spine," is especially scenic with its century-old trees.

4. Northwestern University (Illinois): Located on the shores of Lake Michigan, Northwestern provides stunning vistas.

5. Washington University in St. Louis (Missouri): It boasts a mix of Collegiate Gothic and modern architecture, with plenty of green spaces.

6. University of Michigan (Michigan): The Central Campus Diag is a favorite spot with its iconic block "M" and array of trees.

7. Carleton College (Minnesota): The Lyman Lakes and the Cowling Arboretum offer natural beauty.

8. Indiana University (Indiana): Known for its paved paths, wide streets, and limestone buildings.

9. Grinnell College (Iowa): Its Bucksbaum Center for the Arts, integrated into a beautifully landscaped campus, is worth a look.

10. Miami University (Ohio): The Upham Hall arch and formal gardens around campus add a touch of elegance.

Remember, what one person finds beautiful doesn't always line up with the tastes of someone else. I'd suggest continuing with your virtual tours, and hopefully, soon you'll be able to visit these campuses in person!