College in the U.S as an int student...

Look at University of Washington if you want decent skiing, good outdoors, and to experience the culture of the US. I would otherwise say U of Utah, but I don't think the culture there is what you're looking for.

there won;t be anymore snow in the U.S. in a couple years if we don't stop being idiots with our resources.

But the schools here are great and it's definitely worth it to come here

russsavokskisthere won;t be anymore snow in the U.S. in a couple years if we don't stop being idiots with our resources.

Stuff like this makes me sad, man.
I hate the daily destruction of our environments.

NzeskibroStuff like this makes me sad, man.
I hate the daily destruction of our environments.

Pussy farts are contributing to global warming

Well, by coming to the US you will need to ready for the tuition amounts, regardless of where you go.

If you want resorts that are close to ski mountains and are outdoorsy in general you have a ton of options. I will try to list the ones I can think of below. I imagine other NSers can add on or critique my list.

East Coast:

NH:
University of New Hampshire
Plymouth State University

VT:
Middlebury
University of Vermont
Champlain College
St. Michaels College

ME:
Bates
Colby
Bowdoin
University of Maine Farmington (I think)

MA:
Williams
Amherst
Boston College, Boston University, Northeastern (requires more driving than most)

NY:
Saint Lawrence University


Colorado:
Denver University (requires more driving than other CO options)
University of Colorado Boulder
Colorado College

Utah:
Westminister
University of Utah


Most colleges will have an Outing Club of sorts that will put together hiking, camping, canoeing, kayaking, climbing, etc. trips, and can include ski trips as well. Other colleges will differentiate between the Outing Clubs and the Ski and Snowboard clubs, but if you have a mountain near by, most colleges will have some sort of group that will go there.

I hope your dad has at least 5 mil

Why? Most expensive colleges in the world. Unless your family is well to do not worth it.

SO FUCKING EXPENSIVE

Come to Canada instead. We are actually nice here.

Why? The USA sucks butt monkey to live in.

Can confirm. As an international student studying in Denver it is INSANELY EXPENSIVE.

Luckily, it's the best decision I've ever made in my life and I fucking love it here but be prepared for how expensive it will be. Also, you can only work for slightly less than minimum wage on campus unless/until you get a position that is relative to your field of study OR you can get a job under the table. Also, be aware that you have no rights -- don't break ANY laws or you can/probably will lose status.

Another thing, and I'm not sure if this is the same across institutions but, you have to maintain a certain number of credit hours on campus, which limits the number of classes you can take online.

But, the skiing is pretty fucking sweet and summer in Colorado, especially in the mountains, is pretty much the best.