Students looking to boost their academic credentials over the summer needn't give up their precious vacation time completely. Some university campuses are naturally conducive to a healthy work-life balance; some are set in cool college towns replete with outdoor restaurants and cafés, happening music scenes, and interesting cultural activities; and yet other campuses are ideally placed for major music festivals.
Here's a list of the 50 most desirable U.S. colleges at which to attend summer school. The following institutions were selected based on their proximity to hip summer festivals, surf-ready beaches, majestic mountain scenery, hiking and cycling hotspots, water sports-friendly lakes and rivers, and action-packed towns where there’s always something going on.
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I've watch Austin decline for the past 11 years...too many people are moving here and the infrastructure can't support it. And if you like 110+ degree heat, mo' power too ya. I was born & raised in Texas, and grew up sticking my toes in the hot tar of the blacktop road in front of my house. As far as A&M goes...are the mtb trails still intact at Lake Bryan? I haven't been there in 14 years...last I heard, the west levee sprung a leak and they dozed The Wall and The Screamer. Sad, so sad.
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