UCCS, CU-B, UCCS, UNC,MSU

[KaneDog]

I know a lot of nsers go to CU-B and MSU, but my other two options are UCCS and UNC. I visited UCCS today and liked it a lot, granted I'm from Iowa so anything in the mountains excites me. Any have any experience with it? The only thing that's a buzzkill is the drive. Also I'm visiting UNC tomorrow and CU-B tomorrow. I'm visiting MSU next week

 

[40oz.]

IU

 

[.AR6rider.]

Florida State

 

[MilaKunis]

Fuck the noles. Go canes

 

[D-Lang]

These are basically all of my choices for college too. Granted I'm not sure i can get into cu boulder but im really interested in it. I've been through bozeman but haven't toured the university yet. Right now the only place im accepted to is MSU so its my top choice. Id love to know more about all of the places or mainly the differences between them?

 

[40oz.]

I have a friend at MSU & one at Colorado Mountain College in Steamboat ( he couldn't get into CU either so he is going here for two years and then transfer to CU) he loves it in the boat. And my other friend loves MSU too. Lots of ice climbing, skiing, fly fishing, and of course school.

 

[Mr.LemonPie]

Why would you possibly pay out of statue tuition for UCCS or UNC?

 

[s.t.u.]

If money plays a part CU-B is super expensive for out of state. MSU is way cheaper

 

[penguiin]

UNC as in north carolina at chapel hill?

 

[Dustin.]

Seriously this. Why the hell do people say "CU Boulder" as if we were actually confused as to whether you meant CU or UCCS or have no clue where the fuck CU is located. It's stupid. It says it on their helmets. It's CU.

 

[CosmicBrownie]

Because CU Denver is a lot different than Boulder but its still "CU"?

 

[.Duncan.]

Everyone ever refers to CU Boulder as just CU, the ones in other cities get the city name added on.