Top "Rural" Schools Forum

[dubyahnell]

Not T-14, but rural? W&L. A traffic jam is more than 5 cars at a stop light, and if you sit and text through an entire green-light no one will honk guaranteed - getting there quicker isn't worth being rude (to people who live around here). You can literally walk across the whole town and get to class in a reasonable time. Plus, if you dig smaller towns and slower pace of life, (conservative values, right?) you'd probably really dig the honor system.

[thedive]

U Montana

Love it! Haha I'm biased though.

[maine08080]

UPenn... Para will agree with me on this.

University Park is in the middle of nowhere

I hope you're kidding.

[BeenDidThat]

UPenn... Para will agree with me on this.

University Park is in the middle of nowhere

I hope you're kidding.

You've got meme!

[yngblkgifted]

NYU

[beachbum]

NYU

[Lawlcat]

Michigan or UVA.

since when is the detroit metro area "rural"?

Let's just ... paws ... and soak this post in.

[dr123]

Michigan or UVA.

since when is the detroit metro area "rural"?

Let's just ... paws ... and soak this post in.

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I dont see what youre getting at dude, the detroit metro area (wayne, washtenaw, and oakland counties) is not rural by any stretch of the imagination

[Verity]

M.I.T.

[kapital98]

If you want the true "rural" experience there is only one choice:

APPALACHIAN LAW SCHOOL

(Unless your black -- you'll probably be hanged before the end of the semester)

[Borhas]

Charlottesville is not "rural"

but the immediate surrounding areas are... it's kind of a dense suburb/small city surrounded by rural areas. I guess it just depends on what you mean...

[JustE]

No Athens love? It doesn't get more rural than that.

[20160810]

UC Davis, of course.

[Mickey Quicknumbers]

Washington & Lee.

The beautiful rural scenery almost made me go there.