Washington University: Danforth Campus

I love Wash U! I went here for my JD and my LLM, and this place is great. The faculty seems to really care, and the student body is pretty cool as well. Law school was challenging, but manageable, and the administration really went the extra mile to ensure that students had everything they needed. It is located in one of the safer, higher-​end areas of Saint Louis, right down the street from Delmar. So, it was a great mix of academics and nightlife. When you’re done studying or done with class, you can walk down the street for some great food and drinks.
As for the campus, it is gorgeous. I remember the first time I stepped foot on the grounds, and I thought, «Wow, it’s Hogwarts!» And, I still do every time I come to campus.
Parking is rather expensive, but centrally located. As for dining options on campus, they are all pretty good. You can get a Starbucks’ coffee or pizza pretty much whenever you want. Plus, all the restaurants around town deliver to campus. Studying is much better when you can get Insomnia Cookies delivered!
For a top school, Wash U is the perfect balance of fun and education. If you’re trying to decide on a university, I recommend Wash U.

A beautiful campus, friendly people, nice dorms, great food around (the loop), convenient location.
Excellent academics and highly intelligent students, on par with the Ivy League. The campus seems always to be under construction but it has only gotten better and more beautiful as the years went on. Truly a Midwest Ivy.

Great place for an education and for IT training. The CAIT staff is outstanding and the instructors are amazing. Great location too.

The Danforth Campus is Washington University’s main campus, housing the College of Arts & Sciences, the Olin School of Business, the Engineering School, the Law School, along with the Art & Architecture schools and Kemper Art Museum.
The campus is absolutely beautiful. There are critics of the academic gothic architecture, but I love it. There’s nothing quite like lounging outside in the Brookings Quadrangle on a warm, sunny day.
If you haven’t seen the campus, either as a potential student or as a Saint Louis resident, come and visit! We’re all friendly too!