Large enough so that everyone can find their niche

Fun town

Some truly exceptional programs

Can be hard to find your place if things don't settle immediately during Freshman year.

CU has some truly exceptional programs but I found as an undeclared student that I couldn't sample business classes which was very frustrating for me. Also, was not allowed to get a Spanish minor.

Yes

A fantastic university with a wealth of activities to do on and off campus. The business school provides ample recruiting access to top firms and rigorous course work.

Limited access to firms on the east coast and in the midwest. If you want to work in these areas it will be especially difficult, though not impossible.

Know what you want out of your undergraduate experience. If your life goal is to be an investment banker, maybe look elsewhere. If you want to learn how to live life and learn about all aspects of it and still have great opportunities in many fields, come to CU.

Yes

Faculty

Location

Leeds RAP

People

Clubs

Classes

Football Games

Greek Life

There's nothing that I dislike because I am completely satisfied.

CU Boulder has a way of tending to your needs like no other. They construct a path for you and provide you with many opportunities.

Yes

the school are very pretty, also colorado view are so beautiful.

It might be the weather, colorado's weather is so hot, so need water all the time.

the professors are all nice to students, so don't afraid to talk to them.

Yes

The campus location was great. Proximity to optical physics graduate program also a plus.

Lack of funding. Poor buildings and infrastructure. Who swamp cools a building that houses laser spectrometers?

If you want to do research be proactive. Most professors are amenable to undergraduates working in their lab.

No