University of Notre Dame
Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey
AddRan College of Liberal Arts
CEMP, Bournemouth University
The University of Chicago
The Ohio State University
Biola University
Rice University
The University of Texas – Office of communications
The College of William & Mary
Washtenaw Community College
Maryland Institute College of Arte
University of Virginia
Limkokwing University
Kaplan University
Bostonia: Alumni Magazine of Boston University
American University
Assumption College
Neumont University
University of Phoenix
Boston University
University of Denver
St. John
Savannah College of Art and Design
Harvard College
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Nice post but seems more like 25 beautiful Famous/Well-Known college websites
But here one that should be added
http://www.gmu.edu
Found it when I was looking for a college, there’s an other but can’t remember it.
Chris, thank you for your feedback.
I’ve seen a LOT of college websites to make this post and obviously there are some “big” listed.
However, imho, a big part of them are not so famous/well-known everywhere.
BTW gmu.edu looks great. I’ll use it on the second part of this roundup ;)
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It was not surprising to see many of the big name colleges and universities on your list. However, I was shocked to see Washtenaw Community College on the list until I visited the site.
It is well laid out and I love softness of the earth-tones. I was surprised to see Ohio State not using it original black, red, whites and grays
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most community college offers a good educational standard at par with the ivy league schools”.”
I checked out some thing very much the same to this post over at google news… I was intrigued and started searching around, then somehow landed here… anyway, I think that I somewhat agree with what you cover here. However I am going to go check what additional information I can locate as well.
There are several medical schools, technical colleges, and art schools in addition to the ones already mentioned. If you are interested in alternative studies, there is the Yeshiva Toras Chaim Talmudical Seminary College for Talmudic Studies.
It is the age where keyboards are used instead of a pen, to write and while websites are the core means of communication. Today nearly everybody has a website the business own website to sell their products. Blogs are owned by individuals.
Of course you can do your own searches for programs you want, and visit individual college websites. But that can take time, and you may end up wasting hours poring over endless pages and not finding what you want.