Rhodes College is the second most beautiful college campus in the country, according to University.com.
"If being on a campus inspired by an English Gothic village sounds like your cup of tea, you’ll love Rhodes. Palmer Hall and Kennedy Hall, both designed by architect Henry Hibbs in 1925, hold spots on the National Register of Historic Places. But the splendid brickwork isn’t limited to academic facilities. Students still live in Hibbs’s Robb and White dormitories, where Gothic charm blends seamlessly with modern amenities. Majestic oak trees grown from seedlings taken from the school’s original location in Clarksville fittingly unify the layout."
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