Anyone go to college at Colorado Boulder?
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dole_juice_rules
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I was looking to major in finance if anyone at boulder is doing that now
punkrock32
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PM me if you've got any questions, I'm a junior right now and majoring in finance at CU.
kickel
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Ya I'm a junior in the Finance Program. Its hard that for sure, and the b school is ridiculous, they will curve a class down if the class average it to high, (i believe they are changing the grading system soon thought). But I mean if you can make it through you'll come out with a good degree.
I_liketobutter
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here's some questions for the OP, are you a super chill guy? is money an issue? what majors are u interested in? city? suburbs? or small town?
I applied to MSU, boulder and CSU. got into all three, boulders has the hardest "requirements" but i have no idea why b/c the kids who go there are pretty average in the intellectual dept. I went to MSU for a year. My brother goes to CSU, and I've visited boulder about 10 times in the last 5 years. MSU is pretty similar to CSU, I had a hard time choosing between the two. Chose MSU b/c they have a ridiculous architecture school, but ended up moving and ski bumming after a year anyway.
A year at MSU, 2 years of ski bumming, a degree from CMC, and working on a mech eng degree later, I'd choose CSU.
Go visit them all if you can, aesthetically you'll like boulder the best, but there's a lot more to college than a pristine campus.
I applied to MSU, boulder and CSU. got into all three, boulders has the hardest "requirements" but i have no idea why b/c the kids who go there are pretty average in the intellectual dept. I went to MSU for a year. My brother goes to CSU, and I've visited boulder about 10 times in the last 5 years. MSU is pretty similar to CSU, I had a hard time choosing between the two. Chose MSU b/c they have a ridiculous architecture school, but ended up moving and ski bumming after a year anyway.
A year at MSU, 2 years of ski bumming, a degree from CMC, and working on a mech eng degree later, I'd choose CSU.
Go visit them all if you can, aesthetically you'll like boulder the best, but there's a lot more to college than a pristine campus.