CU Independent Review

worst school ever torchered me and techers are awful

Coolest looking campus i ever been to. Maybe if i went to college here i wouldnt have dropped out haha

A beautiful campus in a beautiful city. If I was a virtual teacher and could teach from anywhere--I would seriously consider Boulder, Colorado.

Any school that seeks to suppress the 1st Amendment or punish free thought/exchange of ideas should not be in America

my first choice for college :) they've got a lot of programs for high schoolers to join and get in to college.

Fabulous Colorado university with a beautiful mountain back drop. Close to Denver, a major city. And the town provided a nice school / life / job balance.

Beatiful campus, courteous staff, and an awesome city!

We visited CU and walked around the campus just to admire how massive the campus was. Tucked in the mountains of CO, the campus alone feels like a small town rather than a school. We checked out an art exhibit, rode some bikes, saw some football practice, and took in the outdoors lifestyles of the locals.

Room for improvement: A more guided visitors guide outside and within the campus.

What a beautiful campus and community. We visited the school to check it out for my daughter, she fell in love and it has moved to the top of her wish list. My only worry for her is the size and the increased chance she will just become another number.

Beautiful campus amidst the mountains ! Very close to wonderful hikes and trails. A small drive away from Rocky Mountain National Park. A highly renowned Engineering school too.

Great school. I got my BA at CU Denver (MBA @ USF) and now I travel the world for work

UCB UNIQUELY AND COOPERATIVELY MET MY NEEDS FOR 11 YEARS. HALF MY COURSES COULD HAVE BEEN TAUGHT ON LINE. I EMPLOYED WORK STUDY. GOT GREAT VALUE. NO DEBT.

There is a surprising amount of stupid behavior at this campus.

a really beautiful campus. love seeing the mountains in the background.

Nice college. Beautiful campus. Student concentration is a lot less than normal but a little more than what it is in the summer. Most students are wearing masks on campus. Off campus is another story. As of last weekend there were still parties on the Hill. If covid 19 cases skyrocket classes will go online only.

Oh god, almost all the building smell like urine or feet. It's awful. Oh and except the maximum increase in tuition every semester, if only so that you can pay for the terrible football team.

Im a freshman here in the Leeds Business School and I am having the time of my life. Amazing academic content, faculty, and resources. Not to mention the amazing culture and people. Lots of fun.

My first and only visit to this beautiful campus was from running in the Bolder Boulder 10k. Sprinting into the stadium for the finish was an amazing experience!

I really enjoyed the programs offered to students here. The staff are very caring and the campus is so beautiful. I love how many events we have availible as well as different student organizations. I am sad that I have to transfer to a different school in AZ because I had to move but I will always be a buff at heart.

Gorgeous campus right at the foothills of the Rockies. Great programs and highly respected university. What else might you want?

Class of 2015, I would highly recommend the INVST program above all else at CU, the school could improve how they handle campus housing for freshman, but I had a really great experience my last three years.

I saw this place in South Park the Crack babies episode.

I went to CU for grad school and CSU (Fort Collins) for undergrad. The difference between them is night and day. Seriously - take a day and tour each campus. I'll be amazed if CSU doesn't feel more welcoming, vital, and interesting to you (and/or your children). Some good things happen at CU academically, but they happen in spite of the administration and the toxic environment on campus, not because of it. Avoid.

Great college town and everything is within walking distance

5 star all the way, DUH!!
Go Buffs!!!!

I was in the area for the first time to hike recently and saw this campus from up on Panorama Point (on Flagstaff Road). Since its red roofs stood out even from that distance, I was intrigued enough to go down and walk around. I was blown away by how beautiful it is here! It's as if you're walking through a modern Italian town, or some place in southern California. The buildings almost all have awesome stonework and red tile roofs, and there are areas here and there with ponds to sit near. I would seriously consider going to school here just for the architecture and ambience

From my experience talking with my girlfriend, the flaws in University are very apparent and incompetent.
The community surrounding certain programs (such as computer science) are toxic and most people stick to their group.
The general workload within certain fields is absurd, the way the university handles students class schedule is poorly done.

We visited campus to attend an event at the Planetarium, as well as the Observatory. We had time to kill while waiting for the Planetarium to open so we rented bikes from a nearby kiosk and rode around campus. The campus is extremely clean and inviting, and is very bike friendly! It sits at the base of the mountain, so it is very picturesque.

Really beautiful campus. Open to walk around and see it for yourself at your own pace. Stadium has a wonderful view, and the grounds/facilities are well kept.

Great academics in the most beautiful town I've ever been to. For the most part, Boulderites are pretty cool, relaxed, easy-going, and interested in diversity. The student population can be poor at times but it's all a matter of finding the right people and I'm proud to say that I did.

I think the school is overall ok, but the racial ethnicity can be expanded

This school cares about the bottom line only. Education is not a priority. Switching instructors during a class multiple times and administering exams that are not consistent with the class syllabus are common practices. Veterans being denied the same class opportunities that other students have is a perfect example of this schools priorities.

Love CU. Was a research subject this morning at the Claire Small building for a guy working on his PhD.

Great group of orthopedic doctors and physical therapists

Cool ducks but havent seen any boulders yet. Hoping to see one in the future.

I didn't like this school AT ALL. Horrible education. The teachers weren't even focused on teaching us most of the time. Campus is really small. Way more expensive then CSU. If you're thinking about going here, DONT!

The campus is beautiful and the CEM graduate program is ranked in the top 15 in the country. The graduate program has a great culture and the professors seem to love their work and are respectful and genuinely concerned about the success of their students. The in state tuition rates are very reasonable for the quality of education received. My family and I have greatly enjoyed our time in the area.

The school is substantially more concerned with promoting false political propaganda than actually educating students. Save your money and put it towards an education you can use

This place had a great impact on my life during my visit in 2004. I was in love with this University.

A must visit if in Boulder. Wonderful buildings, park area, close to the hill for shops and restaurants.

Lovely campus that sorely needs more parking spots.

This so the biggest University campus in Colorado, it s like a little town. They have football stadium and an arena. It s multicultural campus they give people a chance no matter what background is.

I don't how the class are but the campus is quite nice. The buildings are not spectacular but the ensemble is pretty and it's pleasant to walk around.

The students are over privileged little brats that know nothing about the real world.

It was amazing. Went there for 4 years and had A great time. Great education and sports.

Best school in Colorado and nothing beats the flatirons view.

Beautiful campus right in the heart of Boulder downtown.

Beautiful Campus and Good Environment for Research.

Fantastic school and culture. The best decision of my life was to come here for undergrad.

I went here, so perhaps biased, but I couldn't have attended a better institution....

Visited the Boulder Campus for an ASU vs Colorado football game. Colorado prevailed . However we still enjoyed our overall experience as the stadium staff was very welcoming & the Colorado fans were gracious in their team s victory. Hence, I will be rooting for the Buffaloes to have success thru the remainder of their 2018 season. And I look forward to them visiting us in Tempe in 2019 - and I will be rooting for our Sun Devils to improve & be victorious on our home field. Forks up !!

As a non-traditional student I've enjoyed the opportunities and flexibility in classes so I can continue working and have had great feedback from staff and the Continuing Ed office

The University of Colorado Boulder is a public international university located in Boulder, Colorado, USA.

I took these pictures on the side ways of Aerospace Engineering Department.
I will be a student of Aerospace Engineering in the Fall semester of 2020

Attended a conference here; Great campus, staff, and facilities. We stayed in the dorm rooms and ate at the cafeteria, which was very convenient and relaxing.

Dear whoever it may concern,
I feel absolutely crushed by reading different e-mails from the university. The admissions team lack understanding between them and especially the woman that I had a conversation with on the phone. I asked her for her good name and she replied with "have a good day" in the rudest tone I have ever heard. The school might be rated well with a decent academic record but they are extremely rude and do not know how to treat people. I hope this matter is taken seriously because it's a shame for a university of your level to treat any human in this manner.

Kind regards,

Will Newham.

Beautiful campus full of knowledge! Unique style of building walls. There are many different kinds of food choices in cafeterias.