| Posted Date |
Posted By |
Comment |
June 26 2008
|
inthemistylight
|
I cant say, as i didnt go beyond the campus |
April 19 2008
|
bingle
|
nice residential area |
March 22 2008
|
dsultemeier
|
Seemed to be one row of shops and mostly residential otherwise. |
November 09 2007
|
musique6ms
|
The surrounding area was quiet and suburban. |
August 17 2007
|
nickknack
|
Close to shopping complexes, mostly residential. |
August 08 2007
|
writeincursiv3
|
There's nothing around Swarthmore. |
April 19 2007
|
posy
|
Tiny little town, seemed comfortable, but you'd probably spend most of the time on campus |
March 22 2007
|
littleathiest
|
A pretty area, the campus is located in a relatively residential location. There is, however, a mall nearby (a shuttle is available) and the town of Swarthmore is cute with a few local shops and cafes |
September 03 2006
|
kac88
|
There's a train station that goes to Philly. The town itself is cute, but I don't think there's much to do there. |
August 22 2006
|
interesteddad
|
Immediate neighborhood is wealthy, heavily wooded, older neighborhood. Basic businesses in the "Ville" -- bank, pizza, Dunkin Donuts, etc. Half mile away is commercial strip (mall, Target, Best Buy, Starbucks, restaurants). |
August 14 2006
|
posterX
|
There's nothing to do near the campus. One of the least interesting "college towns" (if you can call it that) I have ever seen, but I suppose that can be expected given that Swarthmore is so tiny. |
August 07 2006
|
Ruella76
|
Immediately surrounding the campus is a bunch of strip malls. It's convenient if you want to get a bite to eat quickly, but otherwise not the best environment. |
