THE MOST DANGEROUS SCHOOLS IN AMERICA

1. TUFTS UNIVERSITY

According to the daily beast, Tufts University in Someville, MA dangerous college in the United States.

Among its 10,252 students, there has been a murder, 36 rapes over 100 robberies, 119 aggravated assaults, 174 burglaries, 32 thefts, and an arson.

2. ABRAHAM LINCOLN HIGH SCHOOL

Since 2006, Philadelphia's Abraham Lincoln High School has made the list of most dangerous schools. In that same starting year, it became federal law to list students under this scary category based on the number of crimes per student.

In 2011, four teachers were threatened and assaulted in a span of two weeks. Students and Parents have mentioned that Lincoln High School is getting more dangerous and terrifying each year.

3. UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA IN LOS ANGELES

Given its southern California big city location it's not surprise that you see Lacey's about 49 violent crimes per year as well as 921 property incidents each year.

UCLA has been trying hard to clean up its image, but students are still dealing with a plethora of campus crime such as rape, assault, robberies, vehicle thefts, larcenies, and more.

MOST DANGEROUS PHOTOS PEOPLE HAVE EVER TAKEN

1. TROLLTUNGA

It is a stunning natural marvel that holds an intoxicating allure for adrenaline junkies and risk takers.

Trolltunga, a world famous Norwegian rock, boasts an iconic beauty owing to its imposing stature as

it just out over the scenic fjords.

This has led some daredevil adventures, most notably famous balancing artist ESKIL RONNINGSBAKKEN, to take remarkable photos while hanging preciously over the side of its daunting facade. Unsurprisingly, the cliff, a landmark Norwegian tourist destination, has been the site of tragic accidents by those for whom the risk proved too great.

2. BIG DROP ROMANCE

An engaged couple from Washington State had a rather extreme idea for their engagement photo shoot. They, along with photographer the brother of the groom to be, found a charming, old railroad bridge set over top of a scenic riverbed.

The groom and the bride opted to lay cuddled together atop the bridge, precariously set against the edge with the river and plains sitting well below and the camera man positioned above them with his camera. The result was a sweet, intimate portrait that doubles as a dizzying vantage point not for the faint of heart.