Colorado State University-Fort Collins Top Questions

the best thing about my school is the twon that its in, small town feel with all the amenities of a large city. most resturants per capita in the state, extreamely bicycle friendly and town is focused around the college and helping/supporting the college students

Colorado State is the kind of place where you can come and learn more about your interests and future career, as well as learn important things about yourself. It is also the kind of place where one can feed their adventurous spirit by doing everything from skiing to kayaking and at the same time have nice, relaxing evening in a coffee shop at the student center.

CSU has one of the best locations for a state university. Fort collins is a wonderful college town, with many activities to do. With the front range in your back yard, outdoor activities are endless.

The school spirit and the location. Academics are fine, although I would have liked to attend an Ivy League. Everyone loves CSU that has gone here, and I have to admit that I do too. There is something about standing behind CAM the Ram during games and about mingling on the plaza with others who love CSU. Also, what can I say about Fort Collins, except that it is the best place to live as a college student.

The accessibility of the professors and the archives that are available.

RAMS RULE

The best thing about CSU is its school spirit. Every time I go to a football game or volleyball game, there is always a massive amount of students there with their green t-shirts and faces painted rooting the teams on!

The academics, its the number two veterinarian school in the nation and very competitive. The social environment, everyone is so nice and willing to help in anyway possible such as students, professors, and advisors. Student organizations are really fun and really get you involved in the community, as well as helping you in your field of study. There are numerous things that are the best at Colorado State that I beleive are the best and that other schools cannot compare to.

Horticulture is the best kept secret on this campus. It has the right teachers and the most understanding. Also there is nothing better than seeing the RAMS win against the Buffs.

The best thing would be the closeness of everything. It is the heart of a small city of 125,000 people. It has mall's, bars, thrift stores, and plenty of delishious places to eat. It is also against the mountains so there are so many things to do outside, and you never get bored. The great thing it's only a few hours away from skiing!

The Equine Center because of its fantastic facilities and opportunities it provides.

What makes CSU so great, is the students. You can always find someone to laugh with, cheer with, and talk to. Students here are informed and in charge, we realize this is our life and we do not shy away from the responsibility. We are a driven, laid back, personal, outgoing and beautiful community. Without us, this school would not be what it is.

The feel of it is the best thing. It's something I can't explain, it's just that feeling of belonging, accomplishment, and excitment whenever I step onto campus. I feel it most when I've been away for a long time, and come back. When I walk on campus I just feel like I'm home.

How easy it is to get involved. Most clubs on campus look for new members instead of the one person having to search out the group. It's so easy to meet people and establish connections just by getting involved.

The best thing at CSU is the general atmosphere with just outstanding people that share that general zeitgiest of equality and bettering the world one small step at a time.

There is an organization for every student and always a way to be involved.

The making of India Night 2007, one of the biggest cultural events at CSU.

There are so many resources available at CSU. The knowledge pool is very vast and the opportunities for one to explore are endless. There are a million and one directions in which a person could go and they could end up pursuing something that they never intended.

I can take a variety of classes without being too concerned with having to take classes only in my major.

CSU is nice because even though it has a lot of diversity and choices, it also has that small-town feel that makes you feel like home. Everybody is so friendly and helpful in Fort Collins, and everybody seems to get along.