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@Kels
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 • a year ago •
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Colleges for cold/rainy weather?
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Hiiii! Does anyone have any good college suggestions in the United States of America with cold, gloomy and rainy weather? I would love to be either in a city or a large town.

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[🎤 AUTHOR]@Kelsa year ago

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@Liltrooper
223 answers, 448 votes
 • a year ago

Here's my list, good luck.

University of Washington- Seattle

University of Oregon- Eugene OR

Oregon State University - Corvallis OR

Reed College, University of Portland - Portland Oregon

Lewis and Clark college - Portland Or

Bates College - Maine

Colby College - Maine

Bowdoin College Maine

Dartmouth College - New Hampshire

Columbia university and Barnard College - NYC

NYU - NYC

Cornell University - Ithaca NY

Syracuse University - Syracuse NY

Colgate University - Upstate NY

Hamilton College - Upstate NY

Middlebury College - Upstate NY

Vassar College - Upstate NY

Macalester College - Minnesota

Trinity College - CT

Connecticut College - CT

Wesleyan College - CT

Tufts - MAss

Boston College and Boston U - Mass

Clark COllege - Mass

Harvard and MIT - Mass

Northeastern - MAsss

Amherst College - Massachusetts

Williams College - Mass.

Smith College - Mass

Mt. Holyoke College - Mass

Brown University - Rhode Island

UPenn - Philadelphia

Swarthmore - Philly

Haverford - Philly

Bryn Mawr - Philly

CMU - Pittsburgh

Georgetown - Wash DC

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[🎤 AUTHOR]@Kelsa year ago

THANK YOU!!!!!

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@meiraclara
10 answers, 47 votes
 • a year ago

University of Oregon (Eugene is a small city), Oregon State University (Corvallis is a large town but really not much going on there besides OSU), Reed College (Portland-bigish city), Lewis and Clark College (also Portland), Western Washington University (Bellingham is such a cute little town in northern Washington, I'm considering going to college there), University of Washington (Seattle is a fairly big city)

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[🎤 AUTHOR]@Kelsa year ago

Thank you!!! I’ve also been considering this school in Boston called Suffolk U

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@amiabliss
5 answers, 4 votes
 • a year ago

Oregon, Upstate New York, and Alaska have fairly rainy weather as well as the cold!

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@Slyvester
8 answers, 12 votes
 • a year ago

Seattle is cold and gloomy, you should check put the colleges there.

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