I found this list of college towns in New York State

>West Point, NY (Home of the famous military academy, go only if you're interested in US military history)
>Binghamton (Home of Binghamton University, it's a smaller city in the middle of a pretty rural area)
>Amherst, NY (Has the biggest of University at Buffalo, it's just north of the city so its a big suburb, does have a lot of interesting restaurants though)
>Alfred, NY (Home to Alfred State and Alfred U, in Allegheny County which has a ton of cabins you can rent)
>Canton, NY (Has St. Lawrence University and SUNY Canton)
>Brockport, NY (Near Rochester, home of SUNY Brockport)
>Cortland, NY (Home of SUNY Cortland)
>Fredonia, NY (Home of SUNY Fredonia)
>Geneseo, NY (Home of SUNY Geneseo)
>New Paltz, NY (Home of SUNY New Paltz, very beautiful place in the middle of the Catskills, full of hippies)
>Oneonta, NY (Home of SUNY Oneonta and Hartwick College)
>Oswego, NY (Home of SUNY Oswego, close to Syracuse)
>Plattsburgh, NY (Home of SUNY Plattsburgh, one of few college towns in the Adirondacks)
>Potsdam, NY (Home of SUNY Potsdam and Clarkson University, also right next to Canton too)
>Purchase, NY (Home of SUNY Purchase and Manhattanville College, a super rich area in Westchester)
>Red Hook, NY (Home of Bard College, near Poughkeepsie)
>Hamilton, NY (Home of Colgate University)
>Ithaca, NY (Home of Ithaca College and Cornell University, probably the best one out of these, a lot scenic areas around it)
>Elmira, NY (Home of Elmira College)
>Clinton, NY (Home of Hamilton College, near Utica-Rome)
>Geneva, NY (Home of Hobart and William Smith College, nice area)
>Poughkeepsie, NY (Home of Marist and Vassar College, a small city)
>Dobbs Ferry, NY (Home of Mercy University, a very rich area in Westchester)

>>2750695
>Pittsford, NY (Home of Nazareth University and St. John Fisher University, near Rochester)
>Henrietta, NY (Home of Rochester Institute of Technology, near Rochester)
>Yonkers, NY (Home of Sarah Lawrence College, which I've heard has a very beautiful campus)
>Sarasota Springs, NY (Home of Skidmore College, a nice town)
>Syracuse, NY (Definitely more of a city, but it is home to Syracuse University which has a big presence in the city, it's in the middle of NY and you can get to a lot of beautiful areas from there easily)
>Rochester, NY (Another bigger city in NY, does have the University of Rochester which is pretty big)
>Utica, NY (Home of Utica University)
>New Rochelle, NY (Home of Iona University, pretty urban near NYC)
>Lewiston, NY (Home of Niagara University, has a bridge to Canada and Niagara Falls)
>Orangetown, NY (Home of St. Thomas Aquinas College)
>Colonie, NY (Home of Siena College)
>St. Bonaventure, NY (Home of St. Bonaventure University, in the Southern Tier so a lot of camping areas)

Any good places here?

College towns by state, I will only do colleges in smaller cities/towns and only universities and colleges that have over 5,000 students

Alabama
>Tuscaloosa - University of Alabama
>Auburn - Auburn University
>Troy - Troy University
>Florence - University of North Alabama
>Jacksonville - Jacksonville State University
>Livingston - University of West Alabama

Arizona:
>Flagstaff - Northern Arizona University

Arkansas:
>Fayetteville - University of Arkansas
>Jonesboro - Arkansas State University
>Conway - University of Central Arkansas
>Russellville - Arkansas Tech University
>Fort Smith - University of Arkansas–Fort Smith
>Magnolia - Southern Arkansas University

California:
>Berkeley - UC Berkeley
>Davis - UC Davis
>Merced - UC Merced
>Santa Barbara - UC Santa Barbara
>Santa Cruz - UC Santa Cruz
>San Luis Obispo - California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo
>Turlock - California State University, Stanislaus
>Seaside-Marina - California State University, Monterey Bay
>Rohnert Park - Sonoma State University
>Camarillo - California State University Channel Islands
>Arcata - California State Polytechnic University, Humboldt
>Stanford - Stanford University

Colorado:
>Boulder - University of Colorado Boulder
>Fort Collins - Colorado State University
>Grand Junction - Colorado Mesa University
>Greeley - University of Northern Colorado
>Golden - Colorado School of Mines
>Pueblo - Colorado State University Pueblo

Connecticut:
>Storrs - University of Connecticut
>New Haven - Yale University, Southern Connecticut State University
>Fairfield - Sacred Heart University, Fairfield University
>New Britain - Central Connecticut State University
>West Haven - University of New Haven
>Hamden - Quinnipiac University
>West Hartford - University of Hartford

Delaware:
>Newark - University of Delaware
>New Castle - Wilmington University
>Dover - Delaware State University

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OP be like "yeah guys I love the vibe there.. Time goes buy but college girls stay the same age!"

>What do you guys think are the best college towns in America?
They all suck because how fucked they make the cops act, inflate prices of everything, and any %political_thing% that happens makes the town be on the brink of shutting down that weekend so retards can REEEE. Also the clog shit up 3-4 times a year by moving in and out. I grew up in one and can not phantom anyone actually wanting to live there who isn't brain damaged

Florida:
>Gainesville - University of Florida
>Boca Raton - Florida Atlantic University
>Fort Myers - Florida Gulf Coast University
>Pensacola - University of West Florida
>Bradenton - State College of Florida, Manatee–Sarasota

Georgia:
>Kennesaw - Kennesaw State University
>Athens - University of Georgia
>Statesboro - Georgia Southern University
>Dahlonega - University of North Georgia
>Carrollton - University of West Georgia
>Lawrenceville - Georgia Gwinnett College
>Valdosta - Valdosta State University
>Milledgeville - Georgia College & State University
>Albany - Albany State University
>Morrow - Clayton State University
>Savannah - Savannah College of Art and Design, South University
>Macon - Mercer University, Middle Georgia State University

Idaho:
>Rexburg - Brigham Young University–Idaho
>Pocatello - Idaho State University
>Moscow - University of Idaho

Illinois:
>Urbana-Champaign - University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign
>Normal - Illinois State University
>DeKalb - Northern Illinois University
>Edwardsville - Southern Illinois University Edwardsville
>Carbondale - Southern Illinois University Carbondale
>Charleston - Eastern Illinois University
>Macomb - Western Illinois University
>Romeoville - Lewis University

Indiana:
>West Lafayette - Purdue University
>Bloomington - Indiana University Bloomington
>Muncie - Ball State University
>Vincennes - Vincennes University
>Notre Dame - University of Notre Dame
>Marion - Indiana Wesleyan University
>Evansville - University of Southern Indiana

Iowa:
>Iowa City - University of Iowa
>Ames - Iowa State University
>Cedar Falls - University of Northern Iowa

>>2750722
>Florida
You didn't even list the best college town, which everyone knows is Tallahassee

Kansas:
>Hays - Fort Hays State University
>Manhattan - Kansas State University
>Pittsburg - Pittsburg State University
>Lawrence - University of Kansas
>Bowling Green - Western Kentucky University
>Richmond - Eastern Kentucky University
>Highland Heights - Northern Kentucky University
>Murray - Murray State University
>Morehead - Morehead State University

Louisiana:
>Alexandria - Louisiana State University of Alexandria
>Grambling - Grambling State University
>Ruston - Louisiana Tech University
>Lake Charles - McNeese State University
>Thibodaux - Nicholls State University
>Natchitoches - Northwestern State University
>Hammond - Southeastern Louisiana University
>Monroe - University of Louisiana at Monroe

>>2750733
Tallahassee is a a major city, I'm looking for more smaller cities, where its more dominated by the college then anything else.

Maine:
>Orono - University of Maine
>Gorham, Portland and Lewiston - University of Southern Maine
>Biddeford and Portland - University of New England

Maryland:
>College Park - University of Maryland, College Park
>Salisbury - Salisbury University
>Bowie - Bowie State University

Massachusetts:
>Amherst - University of Massachusetts Amherst
>Cambridge - Harvard University, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
>Lowell - University of Massachusetts Lowell
>Medford, Somerville - Tufts University
>Bridgewater - Bridgewater State University
>Dartmouth - University of Massachusetts Dartmouth
>Fitchburg - Fitchburg State University
>Salem - Salem State University
>Waltham - Brandeis University
>North Andover - Merrimack College
>Waltham - Bentley University

Michigan:
>East Lansing - Michigan State University
>Ann Arbor - University of Michigan
>Kalamazoo - Western Michigan University
>Rochester Hills - Oakland University
>Ypsilanti - Eastern Michigan University
>Mount Pleasant - Central Michigan University
>Houghton - Michigan Technological University
>Allendale - Grand Valley State University
>Big Rapids - Ferris State University
>Flint - University of Michigan–Flint
>University Center - Saginaw Valley State University
>Marquette - Northern Michigan University
>Dearborn - University of Michigan–Dearborn

Minnesota:
>Mankato - Minnesota State University, Mankato
>St. Cloud - St. Cloud State University
>Duluth - University of Minnesota Duluth
>Marshall - Southwest Minnesota State University
>Winona, Rochester - Winona State University

Mississippi:
>Starkville - Mississippi State University
>Oxford - University of Mississippi
>Hattiesburg - University of Southern Mississippi, William Carey University

Missouri:
>Columbia - University of Missouri, Columbia College
>Rolla - Missouri University of Science and Technology
>Warrensburg - University of Central Missouri
>Cape Girardeau - Southeast Missouri State University
>Maryville - Northwest Missouri State University
>St. Charles - Lindenwood University
>Parkville - Park University

Montana:
>Bozeman - Montana State University
>Missoula - University of Montana

This is why AI is shit. A majority of these college "towns" in "rural" areas, are part of metropolitan regions of two million people or more.

And the ones that aren't, are urban areas of 50k to 100k people. You want rural in Maine for instance, look at College of the Atlantic. The nearest population, is 5 thousand people down the road.

People like Bloomington Indiana. Not for me, but it's a big college town.

The area around Cal State Fullerton is pretty fun, great food, a lot of good bars, relatively cheap for southern California for a decent area.

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Stop posting a list of every city you autistic faggot.

Anyway, I looked it up awhile ago and Knoxville had the lowest percent of nogs for among all cities of comparable size in the southeast.

Gainesville, FL might be okay if you just want warm weather and don't care about being close to a beach.

Nebraska:
>Kearney - University of Nebraska at Kearney
>Bellevue - Bellevue University

New Hampshire:
>Durham - University of New Hampshire
>Hanover - Dartmouth College

New Jersey:
>New Brunswick - Rutgers University
>Montclair - Montclair State University
>Glassboro - Rowan University
>Union - Kean University
>Galloway - Stockton University
>Wayne - William Paterson University
>Trenton - Thomas Edison State University
>Ewing Township - The College of New Jersey
>Mahwah - Ramapo College
>Madison - Fairleigh Dickinson University
>South Orange - Seton Hall University
>Hoboken - Stevens Institute of Technology
>Princeton - Princeton University
>West Long Branch - Monmouth University

>>2750952
>Trenton
actually kill yourself

New Mexico:
>Portales - Eastern New Mexico University

New York:
>>2750695
>>2750696

North Carolina:
>Chapel Hill - University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
>Greenville - East Carolina University
>Boone - Appalachian State University
>Durham - Duke University, North Carolina Central University
>Cullowhee - Western Carolina University
>Pembroke - University of North Carolina at Pembroke
>Elon - Elon University
>Buies Creek - Campbell University

North Dakota:
>Grand Forks - University of North Dakota

>>2750694
Just watch this video man its all you need
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p060LdJodXQ

Ohio:
>Kent - Kent State University
>Athens - Ohio University
>Oxford - Miami University
>Bowling Green - Bowling Green State University
>Fairborn - Wright State University
>Youngstown - Youngstown State University
>Wilberforce - Central State University
>Findlay - University of Findlay

Oklahoma:
>Stillwater - Oklahoma State University
>Edmond - University of Central Oklahoma
>Tahlequah - Northeastern State University

Oregon:
>Corvallis - Oregon State University
>Eugene - University of Oregon
>Ashland - Southern Oregon University

>>2750953
What's wrong with Trenton?

Pennsylvania:
>State College - Pennsylvania State University
>West Chester - West Chester University
>Radnor - Villanova University
>Shippensburg Township - Shippensburg University of Pennsylvania
>Indiana - Indiana University of Pennsylvania
>Slippery Rock - Slippery Rock University of Pennsylvania
>Maxatawny Township - Kutztown University of Pennsylvania
>Bloomsburg - Bloomsburg University of Pennsylvania
>Bethlehem - Lehigh University
>Chester - Widener University
>Millersville - Millersville University of Pennsylvania
>Harrisburg - Harrisburg University of Science and Technology
>Scranton - University of Scranton
>East Stroudsburg - East Stroudsburg University of Pennsylvania
>Wilkes-Barre - Wilkes University
>Clarion - Penn West Clarion
>Spring Garden - York College of Pennsylvania
>California - California University of Pennsylvania
>Edinboro - Edinboro University of Pennsylvania

Rhode Island:
>Kingston - University of Rhode Island
>Providence - Brown University, Rhode Island College, Johnson & Wales University, Rhode Island School of Design

South Carolina:
>Clemson - Clemson University
>Conway - Coastal Carolina University
>Spartanburg - University of South Carolina Upstate

South Dakota:
>Brookings - South Dakota State University
>Vermillion - University of South Dakota

>>2750963
>What's wrong with Trenton?
i envy you

>>2750963
crime ridden shithole wIth no jobs, opportunities or amenities. the college is 3 blocks from one of the roughest hoods in the city

>>2750963
there not a single hotel within the entire city if that helps paint a picture for you.its like camden lite if it was bigger. do a google maps tour

Tennessee:
>Johnson City - East Tennessee State University
>Cookeville - Tennessee Technological University
>Martin - University of Tennessee at Martin
>Harrogate - Lincoln Memorial University

>>2750971
this is useless information. read the room

>>2750974
It's beyond useless actually. It's fucking terrible information.

Texas:
>College Station - Texas A&M University
>Stephenville - Tarleton State University
>Commerce - East Texas A&M University
>Prairie View - Prairie View A&M University
>Canyon - West Texas A&M University
>Kingsville - Texas A&M University–Kingsville
>San Marcos - Texas State University
>Huntsville - Sam Houston State University
>Beaumont - Lamar University
>San Angelo - Angelo State University
>Wichita Falls - Midwestern State University
>Edinburg - University of Texas Rio Grande Valley
>Nacogdoches - Stephen F. Austin State University
>University Park - Southern Methodist University

Utah:
>Orem - Utah Valley University
>Ogden - Weber State University
>Logan - Utah State University
>Cedar City - Southern Utah University
>St. George - Utah Tech University
>Millcreek - Western Governors University
>Provo - Brigham Young University

Vermont:
>Burlington - University of Vermont
>Castleton, Johnson, Lyndon, Randolph, and Williston - Vermont State University

Virginia:
>Lynchburg - Liberty University
>Fairfax - George Mason University, Missouri State University
>Blacksburg - Virginia Tech
>Charlottesville - University of Virginia
>Harrisonburg - James Madison University
>Williamsburg - College of William and Mary
>Radford - Radford University
>Petersburg - Virginia State University
>Roanoke - Nova Southeastern University

Washington:
>Pullman - Washington State University
>Bellingham - Western Washington University
>Cheney - Eastern Washington University
>Ellensburg - Central Washington University

West Virginia:
>Morgantown - West Virginia University
>Huntington - Marshall University

Wisconsin:
>Madison - University of Wisconsin–Madison
>Oshkosh - University of Wisconsin–Oshkosh
>Eau Claire - University of Wisconsin–Eau Claire
>Whitewater - University of Wisconsin–Whitewater
>La Crosse - University of Wisconsin–La Crosse
>Green Bay - University of Wisconsin–Green Bay
>Stevens Point - University of Wisconsin–Stevens Point
>Menomonie - University of Wisconsin–Stout
>Platteville - University of Wisconsin–Platteville
>River Falls - University of Wisconsin–River Falls

Wyoming:
>Laramie - University of Wyoming

>>2750702
>Fayetteville - University of Arkansas
I've been here, the town of Fayetteville itself is decent. Interestingly walkable for a city in the American south and with some nice buildings/amenities.
The nightlife, however, is on par with Val d'Or, Quebec and that isn't a compliment.

>>2750962
OK I can speak on this having lived there 20 years:
Oregon:
Corvallis is a nice town but not worth traveling to unless you did so as a road game. Don't wear your teams gear if you don't like harassment or banter. I went there once for a job interview.
Eugene has a lot of sovl. Go to Nostalgia Comics for the best comics shop in the PNW go to Hult Center for great music, the general quality of nightclubs is high so if you like a band its a mustsee experience just go, Eugene has an edge to it so you can genuinely get jumped by a homeless man on fentanyl. Saturday Market is nice food trucks are kick ass there, for some reason the Thai food in Eugene is bomb bomb bom like unbelievably delicious. Camp Putt is a really cute mini golf place, it has a huge waterfall you can walk under. The campus is generally picturesque and if you go on a fresh air rainy day its seriously memory fuel, the smell of the aged buildings the fresh moist air hopefully its got a chill its what I remember. Whittaker Neighborhood is the rough side of town if you like adventure tourism go walk around the pubs there. Taco Time is a tasty chain Mexican restaurant that most people have never been too and Burrito Bros. Go to the beach in Florence, Oregon 100%, if you can get to an Arctic Circle, DO SO and trust me buy the drink Lime Rickey, the most unknown but addictive non alcoholic beverage of all time. They also have classic A&W restaurants, you can get root beer in glasses real giant glasses and hot dogs burgers its all right.

For anything else use Tripadvisor.

From what I know SOU is a decent university a lot of people go there for Drama degrees and whatever. Ashland is the drama capitol of the PNW with the best Shakespeare festival. That is mostly the reason to go there. The Harry & David factory tour is worth it, the pears there are life changing. That is what I know.

Anon's listing excluding colleges with fewer than 5000 undergrads is unhelpful since the sort of town OP wants based on the pic and his description would also include SLACs.
>>2750694
Check out the list of Little Ivies, that's a good place to start. The Berkshire region in western Massachusetts are a good place to start.

Many college towns are just basically like suburbs where there's nothing to do and everything closes at 9, except for the 5 block radius around campus, which is fast casual take out restaurants, Asian/middle eqstern restaurants (for the international students), and party bars.

Arizona State University in Tempe Arizona.

so many slutty college girls. these whores literally dress in thongs in public and you can see them walking to parties.

>>2750694
I grew up in a college town (Amherst, MA), and lived/worked/studied in a diverse handful of other college towns before moving to a major city in my late 20s. On some levels, I see the appeal—college towns almost always have more going on in terms of culture, entertainment, and general amenities than towns of the same size without institutions of higher education in them.

But when it comes to small towns dominated by their schools, especially in rural areas, it’s a mixed blessing at best—they’re small economies that often accumulate disproportionate populations of highly educated people, and may not have the jobs and wages to accommodate them. My old hometown of Amherst is an example—it and the surrounding towns, several of which have their own colleges in them, have a lot of charm. I go back to visit the region regularly and have fantasized about buying a house there. But there are almost no jobs outside of academia and various service industries, jobs that do exist don’t pay well, and the housing market is either expensive compared to available wages or just sort of crummy. I would still consider spending a few years in Northampton, MA (college town just down the road from where I grew up, actually slightly smaller than Amherst but with a nicer/denser town center), but only if I brought my work with me or scored something usually good.

I would rather live in a larger town/small city with a college or university plus some other economic activity when all is said and done. Places I’ve lived that fit that description include but aren’t limited to Madison, Wisconsin, Durham, North Carolina, and Berkeley, CA. College town vibes in all, but also jobs for people of post-barista age.

>>2750694
Davis, California was quite cozy. Felt like a typical college town. Berkeley of course, but specifically the area immediately south of the university along Telegraph.

I don't know if Williamsburg, Virginia is exactly a college town, but William & Mary is there and there's plenty to do as a young person.

Have no idea why that anon listed those places when you could just look this up.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_college_towns#United_States

All I know is what's the best college to pick up Asian women?

>>2750713
Pretty much this, I grew up in a college town during the Bush years. They wold also stop up traffic in major protests in the street near downtown each time there was something on the news they did not like.

>>2750722
Athens is basically the only actual college town in the state. Everything else you listed is just the immediate neighborhoods surrounding a college.

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>>2751213
I'm glad you asked anon! Here is a list of the counties with the highest Asian population percentage wise in each state. Many of these are home to major universities. Use it to find WMAF love!

This is based on the 2020 US Census:
>Alabama - Lee County (Only 4.9% Asian)
>Alaska - Aleutians West Census Area, Kodiak Island Borough, Aleutians East Borough, Anchorage
>Arizona - Maricopa County (Phoenix, only 4.6% Asian)
>Arkansas - Sebastian County (Only 4.46 % Asian)
>California - Santa Clara County (San Jose, Most Asian county in the continental US)
>Colorado - Arapahoe County (Denver suburb), Broomfield
>Connecticut - Fairfield County
>Delaware - New Castle County (Wilmington, only 2.59% Asian)
>Florida - Alachua County
>Georgia - Forsyth County (Atlanta suburbs), Gwinnett County (Atlanta suburbs), Fulton County (Atlanta)
>Hawaii - Honolulu County (Hawaii is the most Asian state in America, and Honolulu the most Asian county/city in the country)
>Idaho - Elmore County (Only 3.3% Asian), Ada County (Boise, only 3.1% Asian)
>Iowa - Buena Vista County
>Illinois - DuPage County (Chicago suburbs), Champaign County, Lake County (Chicago suburbs), Cook County (Chicago)
>Indiana - Tippecanoe County, Monroe County, Hamilton County (Indianapolis suburb), Bartholomew County (Indianapolis suburb)
>Kansas - Wyandotte County (Kansas City, only 5.5% Asian)
>Kentucky - Warren County (Bowling Green, only 5.7% Asian)
>Louisiana - Jefferson Parish (New Orleans suburb, only 4.43% Asian), Plaquemines Parish (New Orleans suburb, only 4.43% Asian)

>>2751293

>Maine - Cumberland County (Portland, only 2.6% Asian)
>Maryland - Howard County (Washington DC/Baltimore suburb), Montgomery County (Washington DC/Baltimore suburb)
>Massachusetts - Middlesex County (Boston suburbs), Suffolk County (Boston)
>Michigan - Washtenaw County (Ann Arbor), Oakland County (Detroit suburbs)
>Minnesota - Ramsey County (Saint Paul), Hennepin County (Minneapolis)
>Mississippi - Okittbeha County (Only 3% Asian)
>Missouri - St Louis County (St Louis suburb, only 4.9% Asian)
>Montana - Missoula County (Only 1.8% Asian)
>Nebraska - Lancaster County (Lincoln, only 4.7% Asian)
>Nevada - Clark County (Las Vegas), Washoe County (Reno, only 5.77% Asian)
>New Hampshire - Hillsborough County (Manchester and Nashua, only 4.8% Asian)
>New Jersey - Middlesex County, Somerset County, Hudson County (NYC suburb), Bergen County (NYC suburb)
>New Mexico - Bernalillo County (Albuquerque, only 3.3% Asian)
>New York - Queens (NYC), Brooklyn (NYC), Nassau County (Long Island), Manhattan (NYC), Staten Island (NYC), Tompkins County (Upstate)
>North Carolina - Orange County
>North Dakota - Grand Forks County (Only 3.39% Asian)
>Ohio - Delaware County (Columbus suburb), Warren County (Cincinnati suburb), Franklin County (Columbus)
>Oklahoma - Cleveland County (Oklahoma City suburb, only 4.9% Asian)
>Oregon - Washington County (Portland suburb), Multnomah County (Portland), Benton County
>Pennsylvania - Philadelphia, Montgomery County (Philly suburb), Centre County
>Rhode Island - Providence County (Only 4.4% Asian)
>South Carolina - York County (Charlotte suburb, only 3.7% Asian)
>South Dakota - Beadle County
>Tennessee - Williamson County (Nashville suburb, only 5.2% Asian)
>Texas - Fort Bend County (Houston suburb), Collin County (Dallas suburb), Denton County (Dallas suburb), Williamson County (Austin suburb)

>>2751295
>Utah - Salt Lake County (Salt Lake City, only 4.3% Asian)
>Virginia - Loudoun County (Washington DC suburb), Fairfax County (Fairfax), Arlington County (Arlington), Falls Church, Prince William County, Manassas Park, Henrico County (Richmond), Charlottesville, Montgomery County
>Vermont - Chittenden County (Burlington, only 5% Asian)
>Washington State - King County (Seattle), Snohomish County (Seattle suburbs), Whitman County
>West Virginia - Monongalia County (Morgantown, only 3.5% Asian)
>Wisconsin - Dane County (Madison), Marathon County, Sheboygan County
>Wyoming - Albany County (Only 3.8% Asian)

This old thread is nice too:
https://archive.4plebs.org/trv/thread/2302081/

>>2751213
Literally just go to most colleges in California.

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>>2751298
UC Berkeley has tons of Asian students (from Asia). Having just flown into SFO from Taipei it was interesting to see how similar their styles and behaviors were on both sides of the Pacific. They were very much focused on peak academic performance and preferred hanging out with their Asian friends. Rarely would they be seen in the company of the negros, mutts and far-left whites that make up the rest of the student demographic and fit the more typical stereotype of the American college student as a privileged kid living easy on someone else's money who puts fun first and studies second.

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>>2751349
Berkley is one of the worst towns I've ever been to. I bet there are more homeless people per square foot in Berkey than in any other city in the US. I lived in Marin on the nice side of the bridge and I would occasionally go to Berkley for a bakery I loved there. The food was so good that I would risk it. There was a massive homeless encampment with thousands of people 2 blocks from the main street. They would tolerate homeless people begging in front of every business. Oakland back right up to Berkley and it's even worse.

Been actually thinking of moving to Ithaca, NY where Cornell and Ithaca College are.

Anyone here knows what it's like?

>>2751400
Went to school there. It’s very nice in some ways—beautiful natural setting, a few great and a lot of decent restaurants, reasonably nice little downtown. Both campuses are sort of removed from the town center, which is IMO a plus; not everywhere in town feels dominated by/like it’s catering exclusively to college kids. Winters can be really cold. It’s pretty far from any other points of interest or a decent airport.

>>2751403
Know anyone who actually lived there? What did they say about it.

Let's be real. If you are not studying, the only reason to live in a college town is to test out your luck with the turbosluts attending college. If you are thinking changing homes will be enough to nail pussy when you couldn't do it in your hometown, you are wrong. There, done.

/thread

>>2751424
I know more than a few people who still live there—like most good college towns, some graduates decide never to leave. So a handful of my college classmates stuck around and made lives for themselves there (at least three by taking full-time staff jobs at Cornell, two who became teachers at local public schools, one who was running a restaurant but is now doing I’m not sure what). Also know a guy from a couple of classes ahead of me who recently went back to accept a professorship, although he’d been elsewhere for a decade-plus. They all seem to like it. It’s a midsized, largely upper-middle-class town with more affordable semi-rural/suburban towns around the edges, only a few of which are dismal. And although the people who kept working on campus seemed kind of weird to me at first, they all seem to dig their jobs.

>>2751427
There's also the visual element, anon. If you've ever lived in one of those bleak American towns with a complete dearth of attractive women, you'd understand. Just seeing pretty girls going about their day can give a guy a good dopamine boost, let alone catching a smile or a "hi" from one on occasion. Mooning over e-girls on your laptop screen is a lousy substitute.