The lifestyle here in Boulder
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| The CU campus from high above, taken while climbing The Flatirons |
While graduate school is usually thought of as a period of several
years confined to a basement lab or in front of a computer, this
is definitely not the case at CU.
Graduate students enjoy living in Boulder, and have
no shortage of work and play. The weather is exceptional,
with over 300 sunny days per year, and a surprisingly mild climate. The Rocky
Mountains are situated right next door to the CU-Boulder campus,
affording superb skiing,
hiking,
camping,
rock climbing, mountain
biking, kayaking, and cycling opportunities.
The city of Boulder has numerous bike
paths, hiking
trails, and excellent public
transportation. A combination college town, mountain town, and
tourist town, Boulder has ample cultural events, an
outdoor pedestrian
mall, and many microbreweries
and restaurants.
If the events in Boulder are not enough, Denver
is only 30 minutes away
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| Just a few of the gorgeous sights you may
see and adventures you might have here in Colorado. |
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