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Hey Caleb, what are the best ways to get involved and meet people at CU?
Hey Caleb, do you recommend for CU freshman to take on a part time job while being in school at the same time?
Hey Caleb! How big are your intro-level classes, and how does that compare to your major-specific courses later on?
Hey Caleb! I would love to know what there is to do around CU and how students actually take advantage of whats there?
Hey Caleb! How is the quality of the dining halls at the University of Colorado Boulder?
Hi Caleb! Looking back at your own college search, is there anything you wish someone had told you about CU Boulder before you committed?
Hi Caleb! I really want to go to CU Boulder but I know i will need a job. So my question is, With 30 hours a week on the clock, do you feel like you're missing the 'typical' college experience, or has it honestly not felt like a trade off?
Hey Caleb, what were the deciding factors for picking CU to study strategic communications?
what is the most underrated spot to eat that is not a dining hall?
Hey Caleb, what do you love most about the city of Boulder and CU? And what do you think could be reasons someone wouldn't want to go to CU?
Hey Caleb, my name is Kinsey! What do you think the tour of CU didn't talk about which you now think is really important to your college experience?
Whats up Caleb, do you feel like you have to be in a frat to have a social life here?
Hey Caleb, my name is Izzy! How much of the social scene actually happens on The Hill versus Pearl Street?
What have you found to be the biggest pros and cons of your major at CU Boulder?
Hey Caleb I'm trying to decide whether I should stay in-state and go to CU Boulder or go to ASU. What would you say are your the biggest things you like and dislike about CU?
Hey Caleb! What does the main dining hall look like?
Hey Caleb, What is a strategic communications major? Is that more of an advertising focus or something else entirely?
Hi Caleb, I just got into CU but I’m definitely gonna have to work to afford Boulder. Do you feel like you're missing out on the 'typical' CU experience because you're working so much, or is it easy to still have a life?
