CU Boulder visit

[Anonymous]

Can you find out why they call it CU and not UC for us and report back?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Remember, most of the school year is in winter. Kids visit these cold weather schools in spring and summer and think the weather is delightful. Then, they attend, and it’s gloomy and snowy the entire school year. Over the years, I’ve seen this be an issue with several UofM admits.

True, but the winter in Boulder doesn't FEEL as cold as a New England cold because the air is so dry.

Lol. “It’s a dry cool.” Goes to Arizona “it’s a dry heat.”

Both still suck dry or not.

[Anonymous]

It is called CU because they once decided it was too confusing with the California schools (UC).

we did an online session with CU and they told us it is 300 days of sunshine a year.

[Anonymous]

Boulder is an awesome school. Anyone going to school next to a mountain should understand it's not going to be the same weather year-round as going to, say, Arizona State.

[Anonymous]

Amybody calling winter in Boulder gloomy has never spent a winter in CO. It's beautiful. It's one of the sunniest parts of the country. You cannot compare it to Ann Arbor or Syracuse. Not even remotely the same.

[Anonymous]

Would a conservative be able to go to a school like CU-Boulder?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Would a conservative be able to go to a school like CU-Boulder?

100% as long as the parents understand their student is an adult and they are not the omg indoctrination idiot police.

Plenty of Colorado is conservative or haven't you heard? Boulder is liberal yes that is true.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Would a conservative be able to go to a school like CU-Boulder?

Not very happily.