The campus was absolutely beautiful and looked as though it had been plucked and modelled out of Europe's finest institutes of higher learning..

I have to admit I am prejudiced. I graduated from Duke fifty years ago and just returned for my 50th reunion. Early April and spring was in full bloom. Though the campus has grown they have maintained the heart of both the old East and West campuses. It looks almost exactly the way it did in 1963. The Duke gardens... More

The college visit was very informative. It is a quality school in an intensive medical area. Not much in the area to visit.

This University is not red brick and mortar. It will keep you interested in walking the campus to see the old style buildings.A good time to go through the Duke Gardens or visit the Chapel.

I came here for a campus tour as a prospective student. The campus is stunning and grande, and although I don't see myself going to that school, it was very nice to visit. It wasn't, honestly, the most exciting place to visit but good for taking pictures. The only other thing that made the visit not very pleasant was that... More

It was so beautiful! The people at the hospital were very nice and took their time with us! We were at the clinic and usually you don't find that at such a huge place. Thanks for helping us!

While we came to Duke University because my husband needed a specialized medical evaluation, we have found our experience with Duke to be quite positive. The clinical care my husband has received is really great. And as a patient at the clinic, we very much appreciate the particularly beautiful surroundings of the campus as a diversion from the clinical experience.

Even though the weather wasn't that cooperative, we had a great time walking around and exploring the Duke Campus. The admissions office gave us a map and were very helpful. It was easy to follow and get around. Be sure to visit the basketball museum. It won't take long, but definitely worth a visit.

What a huge and overwhelming campus. We have friends whose children attend and we go to take them for lunch now and again. We were fortunate enough to be invited for a graduation a few years ago.. The buildings are very interesting to say the least......They youngsters seemed to have loved their time there and the living conditions were not... More