Most Remote Universities in America?

I'm considering a unique college experience and thought about attending a remote university in the U.S. Does Anyone know which universities are the most isolated or offer that 'middle of nowhere' vibe?

The United States has several universities that are known for their remote or isolated locations, providing a unique college experience often characterized by tight-knit communities, a focused academic environment, and plenty of outdoor activities. Three of such universities that come to mind are:

1. Dartmouth College in Hanover, New Hampshire: Located in the Upper Valley region of New Hampshire. The surrounding area is predominantly rural, allowing students to enjoy a variety of outdoor activities such as hiking, skiing, and canoeing. However, the college still has a happening college-town vibe with coffee shops, theatres, and bookstores.

2. College of the Atlantic in Bar Harbor, Maine: Located on an island surrounded by Acadia National Park. The College of the Atlantic's location offers students unparalleled access to outdoor pursuits, with opportunities for rock climbing, whale-watching, and kayaking. It's a great choice for students interested in studying environmental science, as the college is widely recognized for its programs in this field.

3. The University of Alaska Fairbanks: This college truly gives the feeling of being in the 'middle of nowhere'. Offering a unique blend of wilderness and scientific research opportunities, students studying there can expect a unique university experience. The town has a small population but offers mind-blowing views of the Northern Lights and opportunities for skiing, dog sledding, and ice fishing.

Each of these colleges presents its opportunities and challenges, so carefully consider how well you might thrive in these environments. Researching more about each institution, talking to current students or alumni, and ideally visiting the university (if possible) can provide a better sense of what living and studying there is like.