University of Denver Top Questions

I really enjoy small classes with well-qualified teachers. Within my major (International studies), I've met a lot of interesting people from a variety of different backgrounds. I also really enjoy my French classes (my minor). I work for the on-campus radio station, which I have enjoyed thoroughly an dlike to tell a lot of people about.

The quarter system, the amazing teachers, the fantastic opportunities to study abroad, the pretty campus

I love the facilities. I started going to a different Colorado college for a week at the beginning of the fall semester. I hated it there. DU is a night and day difference, especially the Daniels School of Business. In Daniels the classrooms have plenty of space. Each student has an outlet and ethernet hook-ups for their personal laptop. We sit in comfortable office chairs and have plenty of space to spread out. It is very easy to see professors and the whiteboards, and to hear what the professors are saying. I love it at DU!

I love all of the opportunities we have as students at the University of Denver. Everything you could ever ask for is available to you; whether it's studying abroad, or going snowboarding. Once you are involved at school, they pay for everythingactivity-wise. The clubs always find fuc things to do around town and cool retreats to go on, transportation included and everythng. Our cherrington study abroad program pays for almost all expenses to go anyhere you could imagine, we even get a free RTD pass if you just are looking to have a fun night in the city.

I brag about the people, the friends I have made and the class size. Also I brag about how I will be successful because of my school.

I love the area. The campus is beautiful. You barely know you are in the city when you step on the campus. The campus is like a little community. For students it is a home away from home. It is the perfect place to be !

Mostly, I brag to my friends about the high level of education I am receiving while attending a small university near the heart of a major American city. Between my group of friends, we all consider ourselves academics, however, a large majority of my friends decided to attend a large university where it is difficult to receive the individual attention and connections necessary between students and professors. Furthermore, I like to brag about my ability to be able to walk everywhere because of the campus small size and proximity to a major city which decreases my need to find transportation.

I brag that I am a brother of Sigma Lambda Beta International Fraternity, Inc. and that we are very active within the community.

The Location! The City, next to the mountains; you can't find this environment anywhere else!

When I brag to my friends, I usually talk about the University of Denver's small class sizes, top ranked business school, and our varsity hockey team. Small class sizes are a plus at the university and help students to form bounds with their peers and professors. Our business school is regionally and nationally ranked. Finally, I brag about our hockey team, not because they are always ranked high nationally, but because of the atmosphere and bounding that happens. Every game you feel a "unity" between the students and alumni as we cheer our Pioneers to victory.

Often when talking to my friends about my school, I tell them about how much I love the campus and the student body. I love how the campus is so close to the mountain and the city, yet has its private and safe little campus. I also tell them how much I love all of my professors. In high school my professors were nice, but they did not teach in the same and enthusiastic way that they do here at the University of Denver. They really make me want to learn here.

The class sizes are really small; it's nice because most professor's know you by name. I also bragged about one particular political science class I took from a former Governor of Colorado which was an absolutely amazing class.

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One of the best things I love about my school is where it is located. You can walk everywhere, they have a great public transportation system, and for all students, you get to ride for free! Also the class sizes are extremely intimate. My biggest class so far has been a fifty student math class and plus that, you attend a lab with just fifteen. The campus is beautiful, the weather is great (300 plus days of sunshine) and who would be upset getting to look at the snow covered mountains every day?

The University of Denver is a school that is on the quarter system. In the time that it takes semester-school students to complete 32 credit hours, I will have successfully completed 48 credit hours. I also get to study abroad my junior or senior year and DU will pick up the tab for my plane ticket and visa if I maintain over a 3.0 GPA. Study abroad is such an integral part of the learning at DU and they encourage their students to be good global citizens. Also, the classes are small!

That the University of Denver is not only going to give me an education, that my life experiences and skills are an on-going part of the entire academic process. I know that I will be a participant in future education, because the University will take my personal lessons of leadership in the military and incorporate them into future teachings. And I am incredibly proud of the University of Denver in ignoring the traditional process of admission, and valuing all of my military and personal experiences in awarding me academic credit.

The strong academics, the extra-curricular activities, skiing/snowboarding

I love how close the campus is to the city. It's great to be in your own bubble, but when you want to get away, it's only a train stop away. The people here are so great and friendly I hate leaving them for holidays.

Its great study abroad program and opportunities

I brag about the rocky mountains, living in Denver (which is an amazing city), that DU has a great hockey team, and the amazing micro brews that are produced in CO.