Campus Life:

There are multiple facilities on the campus. Along with multiple libraries, cafes, study rooms, presentation rooms, and study cubicles, they have a University Center where all the students could refresh themselves at the arcade or bowling, play games. There is also a center where we have a great gym, ice-skating area, swimming pool, rock climbing area among others. As for wifi, there's 24*7 wifi in the entire campus. There are multiple sports grounds too. We also have a huge football stadium where everyone comes around to see a match.

Hostel:

Boulder is a little towards the lower range of rent in the US. The rent would depend solely on the area, but it's reasonable. Many students share a room in an apartment to minimize costs. All in all, every apartments or houses have wifi (or you could register for a connection), trash picking facilities. Water usage is free of charge. On average, the rent for a single room would be around $800/month. But it would depend on the area.

Campus Life:

Campus life is really good. We really have one of the best rec centers. Our swim team, cycling team and rock climbing team is one of the best in the country. Infrastructure and campus life is beautiful overall.

Hostel:

For grad students they have Family housing which is pretty affordable and cheap and close to campus. We have all kinds of rooms available 1bhk, 2bhk, 3bhk. Off campus accommodation is more expensive.

Campus Life:

The campus is quite lively as there are more than 50 clubs in the University. Every week, there is one event or the other. There are roughly 10 libraries in the University and The University WiFi has it's connectivity throughout the campus.

Hostel:

I am sharing my room and I pay around 700$ rent.

Hostel:

I would still choose to live in the dorm for at least a semester. In the second semester, the dorm became the kind of a nuisance, and I felt I had already gathered all the experience I needed in such a small tight space. Next year, I am looking to live in my sorority house.

I received in-state tuition, it had a great program for my chosen major. I was then able to receive help and expand my major into a double major with a minor, and I have always loved the CU Campus and the activities as well as Greek organizations that it offers.