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Washington University in St. LouisWeather Summary

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Saint Louis, MO
Undergrads
6,194
Tuition
$44,841
Admission Difficulty
Very Hard
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Arun Sundaresan
Hometown
Sunnyvale, CA
Major
Business Administration
Grad Year
2015
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For reasons better explained by a qualified meteorologist, St. Louis frequently experiences dramatic shifts in weather from one day to the next. In the spring, it has been known to snow one day and be warm enough for T-shirts and shorts the next. That said, the pattern of seasons remains relatively constant. The range of conditions goes from quite cold in the winter (bring lots of fleeces, sweatshirts, gloves, a hat, and a winter coat) to unbearably hot and muggy in the summer. Fall and spring, though, are two delightful seasons. Warm and sunny at first, fall tapers off into cool breezes, gorgeous foliage changes, and hazy golden sunsets. And spring in St. Louis is well worth the wait through the often agonizingly long winter. Trees and flowers bloom and blossom all over campus, temperatures reach warm but rarely unpleasant highs, and most importantly, students suddenly begin wearing less clothing than before. All of those pasty white bundles of overworked, sun-deprived students finally shed their layers and show off their occasionally sexy bodies.

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Going green Going green Washington University's campus is exceptionally green in every sense. The environment plays a huge role in University policy and has led to the implementation of rules that ban the sale of water bottles and ban smoking on campus. Additionally, Washington University has many LEED-certified buildings. Atmospherically, the campus is inviting and beautifully laid out.
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