Hey y’all! I’m starting classes in a business program in the spring and I have my enrollment meeting next Friday. I’m trying to finalize which classes I want to take in person versus online. I’m thinking about taking BUSN2110 in person, but I learned that most of the class is a big group project. I’m not against that, but as a full-time working parent I don’t have a lot of time outside of class to do get together for those things right now.

For people who have taken the class (looking for personal experience, not speculation please!), did you complete most of the group project during class time or did you have to get together heavily outside of class time?

Stop by and check out Triple Zero Club Barber Shop at 2238 S Colorado Blvd! Open 7 days a week (10 AM - 9 PM) for fades, line-ups, beard trims, and regular cuts. Walk-ins and appointments welcome!

Does this happen to anyone else?? Literally multiple times a day I get stopped by someone saying "hey random question but do you want to come to bible study with me...." On top of that there's the fire and brimstone megaphone preachers and the army of bible grandpas and that cult lady. I'm just so tired of it when I'm just trying to get an education. Like I know its a public campus but ugh just leave me aloneee. Ok sorry rant over.

Hi everyone,

I'm attending a Masters in Counseling program remotely (Fort Hays). I'm curious if there are other counseling students in the Boulder/Denver/front range area who would be interested in hanging out and talking about our studies together!

Hello! Next semester I have a free elective credit to fill and want to take something low stress that teaches you something fun or interesting. Any experiences?

Hello! I graduated with my BA about 2 years ago and am thinking about taking the museum studies graduate certificate as a way to continue my education and get my foot in the door of the museums here in Denver. Just curious if anyone else has taken this program independently or as part of their master’s, what they thought of the program and if it’s worth the investment.
Ultimately I’d love to work for the bigger museums in the city such as DMNS, the art museum, History Colorado, or the botanic gardens. I’m mostly interested in events/communication but am willing to learn more about curation and archives.
I plan to speak with a professor soon about the program but would love any and all experiences and opinions! Thank you :)

Those of you who were deciding between MSU Denver and CU Denver (undergrad and/or grad programs), what was the deciding factor in favor of CU Denver?

Should I take FNCE 3000 online with Eric Reiner or Mohammed Uddin next semester?

CU YDSA is putting a resolution through CU Student Government that students from all 4 campuses can sign to end the CU System contract with OpenAI.

Should I take FNCE 3000 online with Eric Reiner or Mohammed Uddin next semester?

Hi! Has anyone here been through the admissions process for CU Denver's Couples and Family Therapy program, and willing to share any tips or guidance for the group interview?

my friend didn't get one so we onl yhave 1 ticket rn :(

As the title reads, I am a CU Denver student. Is it too late to obtain tickets for the show? If not, how do I purchase/get one?

Looking for ONE guest ticket for Between Friends tonight at CU Denver. Non-student and can pay immediately. If anyone has an extra guest ticket, please DM me — happy to meet up on campus and pay the $5 guest price + reasonable extra for your trouble. Thanks!

There was 3 blonde girls in brown pantsuits filming inside of the student comms building late on Thursday. They looked super pretty just wondering what it was!

to start I'm not a CUDenver student, I'm a CCD student, but I don't know where else to post this because CCD doesn't have a sub Reddit. so sorry

but when I was on my lunch today, outside the king center, two women, one older one maybe early 20s, both of Asian decent, walked up to me and said they where doing a study and if I had 5 minutes

I said sure, and they started asking me weird questions about my opinion on god, my family, my religion, and my major

they specifically asked if I was catholic, despite me giving no elude to me being Catholic or religious at all

they handed me a laminated pamphlet, and I only skimmed through it but it kept talking about "New Truth" something or other.

they then handed me a card with an address and phone number, I lied and said I had to get to class. I threw away the card once I was inside and they took the phamplet back before I left.

anyone else see these people, and anyone have any idea who they are?

How do I get the student rate for parking on Fridays. I have registered my car and on both the kiosk and ParkMobile there is only the non-discounted rate.

Hey I am an experienced bass player and would love to jam with anyone! I’m most into playing jam band type bands think phish and the dead but am also down with metal, rock, bluegrass you name it.

I have an extra ticket to the pioneers game in the 16th, dm if you’re interested to go

Who is the easiest online professor out of this group: Eugene Barroway
Scott Roswell
Richard D’Ambrosio

If anyone needs tutoring in mechanical engineering or math, let me know! Lowkey need to make some money right now, haha. Hit me up!

Hi, I don’t know if I am possibly being dramatic. But I am in an online psychology class. We have an exam this week, and in the syllabus, they mentioned it being open notes and with multiple choice questions. Well last night they changed it to lockdown browser and closed notes exam, and apparently changed the structure of the exam. I cannot check what type of questions they are or else I’d be forced to take the exam. I had notes made because i was relying on open note exams. I checked the syllabus and did not find anywhere that exams were subject to change, and it surely did not feel like a timely announcement of that change, although they did mention that they would extend it by a single day.

So my question is, should I send an email to the professor on if we could keep the open note exam, and switch it for the next time, or if I’m being dramatic and just take the closed note exam? I’d appreciate any insight.

hello! im applying to start CU in spring as a first year and im heavily considering illustration as my major, although im also considering starting out undecided with an art pref. im giving myself a few weeks to finalize my decision so i wanna know more about it in the meantime :) havent been able to find any personal stories online, hoping its okay to ask here!