
SKKOOOO BUFFSS!! There are obvious signs that you go to Colorado University Boulder. From the insane parties to the ever-changing weather and beautiful scenery we are all lucky enough to experience, here are 10 signs you go to college in Colorado!
Fellow Buffs know that “The Hill” is where all food is at, and parties are ragin’. Newcomers or first years think that it is a grassy hill where people kick back.
Housing is limited in Boulder. You need at least a year and a half to get some sort of housing for that following year.
Two words. Insomnia Cookies. Insomnia Cookies is open until 3:00 am, so if you are craving cookies at 2:36 in the morning, you can get some.
Boulder is known for its wild parties! Even dead parties look something like this:
At CU’s rec center, CU has a buff shape pool– which is open during spring months and the beginning of the fall semester. Going to the pool is the perfect study break!
For pre-gaming, we go hard. Pre-gaming can start as early as 9 a.m.
Old and current students attend ALL games. So rethink if you are going anywhere around Boulder or on campus.
Weather, here, is the most unpredictable thing. You can’t plan a few days ahead.
We are lucky to have trails all over Boulder. If you wanted, you could take a hike in the Flat Irons right before class. Taking advantage of the beautiful scenery those of who go to college in Colorado are able to do!
Great for naps, Norlin has spaces that can be used for sleeping. Students love it!
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