University of Colorado Boulder Top Questions

This school offers a very diverse campus. The person who attends this school should be looking to their future because it is a great school that has high demands. The person who attends should be able to focus on their studies during the week and their social life on the weekends. Partying constantly probably won't go well, but its not so hard as you can't have the weekend to do what you want.

I think an individual who wants to be at an school with lots of opportuninities and is motivated to to go to classes in the first two years would do very well. There are many clubs, sports, academic tutors, and resources here that realy fit to everyone. However, because it is a large university, a student must be motivated to seek out these opportunities.

Someone wanting to learn, have fun, and meet new people in beautiful colorado!

The University of Colorado at Boulder is a very liberal and diverse school; thus, one should be open-minded and flexible to controversial topics. This school is also academically challenging, accredited as a Public Ivy, so one should also be academically motivated. Nonetheless, it is also recognized as a "Party School" by the public, so one can be balanced with academics and a social life.

A person who desires to have many opportunities to find their niche, including opportunities to conduct research with professionals. The person doesn't need to know exactly what they want to do major wise, the school will help them make the best choice. The person should be willing to invest a fair amount of time and energy into studying on their own and expect a lot of support from professors and fellow students. A person who desires a diverse social, non-academic life may also be interested, as the school offers an abundance of clubs and extra-curricular activities.

The person that should attend this school is one that is motivated to become a better person by their own interest, and self motivated to have a potential future job that makes more than 7.25 dollars an hour. Really anyone, no matter how they are, as long as they have self interest and motivation, should attend for greater education.

Well balanced people should attend this school. The person needs to be both social and studious. It is easy to get lost in the crowd and fail if either one of these factors is neglected. For some, It's easy to get destracted by the campus community/social education. For others, school can totally consume them, making burnout likely. Outgoing people need to attend this school in order to access the resourses available to them. Otherwise, the person may slip by unnoticed, and underserved.

I think that Boulder is a great college for anyone, but especially those who care about their education. Boulder has a great business program so prospective business students should attend University of Colorado at Boulder. I feel that this college is very accepting of all ethnicities, races, religions, creeds, or what have you. So in a broad sense, anyone who is willing to work for their education should attend this college.

An outgoing and open person who is interested in diversity should attend this school. They should be willing to branch out and be ready to learn new things. They should be ready to meet new people and look forward to finding an rgnization that best suits them.

A person who is serious about obtaining their education. This school is too expensive and the caliber of professors that are here are not to be taken lightly. Be true to yourself and to whoever is paying your bill. if you are not serious about your education, then do not attend CU.