Colorado State University-Fort Collins Top Questions

This school is unique in its enviornment , not many schools pride themselves on being the first agricltural schools in the United States. Today it stilll prides itself on being an agricultural school, and a school that focus on research. This isn't school just to learn academics, but it is also a place to lacually apply what you have learned in the classroom to real life, and thats is something that is very hard tio find in universities.

My school is a midsize university campus in a town that feels like a small hometown. The entire city of Fort Collins is proud of the university I attend and are more than happy to show their support. Colorado State University has a rich tradition and history dating back to 1870 when it was first founded that every one is proud of.

They are very concerned with every students well-being. We have so many nationally recognized programs that really help idividual students do what they've dreamed of.

It provided the Vet School. Location, Major, climate

Colorado State University is better than other colleges and universities in Colorado because Fort Collins is a great town. Horsetooth Reservoir and the foothills of the Rocky Mountains are located just a few miles from the campus which provides opportunities for hiking, rock climbing and water sports, during our average of 300 days of sunshine every year. Downtown Fort Collins has been around since the creation of the town and some of the original buildings still exist providing the small town feel. There are family owned businesses as well as newly constructed shopping centers, the best of both worlds.

Colorado State University is in a great location! You are right next to the mountains if you enjoy outdoor recreation, and if not Denver is only an hours drive away.

The reason I chose Colorado State University over other institutions was do to the fact that diversity is widely accepted and appreciated. Here at CSU they understand that diversity is what makes a society flourish and grow. We learn so much more not only about our peers, but also about ourselves when we are immersed within different cultures, ethnicities and ages. Colorado strives to give students the best experiences of their lives that they will always remember, and by being so diverse they succeed in doing so. Students of CSU graduate with life changing experiences.

It is in a beautiful area and in a clean, safe wonderful town - Fort collins has been rated the best small city in the US. The climate is great1

This school was close to where I grew up and offered a large enough campus to get the "college" experience, but was small enough to have a close relationship with professors.

The affordability of CSU, in addition to all of the resources it has to offer makes it one of the best values in the state. This school is a recognizable institution, and still allows students to take part in many extracurriculars without breaking the bank or eating into a student's social or academic life.

Green-oriented school. Not too big and not too small, just like Fort Collins.

Santa Barbara allows a student to have a mixed experience of educational life and social life. The school encourages that students take on other activities that do not include an educational form.

At Colorado State University we pride ourselves on being green. We take care of the environment and it takes care of us. The campus is covered in trees and in the Fall especially around the oval the trees look absolutely amazing. Most other schools do not have a "green" plan and they really could care less about the environment. I mean we are een learning about how to save the environment and whats going wrong already in our English classes.

Colorado State University was my top choice for many reasons. It has many nationally recognized programs, like the Veterinary program. They also have a very good Health and Exercise Science program, which is what I am majoring in. Colorado State is also one of the top "green" schools in the nation!

CSU appealed more to me because of the scenery and friendliness of students and staff. The school spirit here is sky high and makes me feel like I belong to something incredible! Living in the dorms this year has given me a sense of belonging. My family lives out of state and the dorm hall that I live in has become like my family; we are all very close and do so many things together, including help each other keep our grades up, but having fun at the same time!

My school is uniques because of the off campus activities and endless possiblities. People around campus are hard working and good students. At the same time we like to have fun. Snowboarding and studying in one day is all possible at this school.

CSU has some of the top veterinary, nutrition and business schools in the country. There is a strong focus on research. The location is key - there are over 300 days of sunshine per year, and most of the other nutrition programs in the country are on the east coast where it is cloudy most of the time.

Colorado was the most helpful school that I found when considering where to go. The students and staff are extememly friendly and it seems like a team effort to encourage everyone to succeed in their dreams.

The campus is very open and the town is focused on CSU. It is also a great research school.

Very outdoors orriented, amazing pre-vet program, and large school but feels close-knit because you start recognizing people in your field