I graduated from the Contemplative Education program in 2007. It was an awful experience due.to…read morerampant, unchecked transphobia. The "school's" diversity statement has changed since my day, and now includes transgender protections, so maybe today's students have a tolerable experience. The degree itself opened the way to a PhD program, but never enhanced my employment prospects or improved my understandings of the world. Really, my entire time at Naropa "University" was a big waste of my time and money.

Neat little private university. Came here for my brother's thesis. He was doing a performance as…read morepart of his thesis. It was a small auditorium but perfect setting. Sound and visual was excellent. My brother did an amazing performance and I can watch it again. Thank you for the wonderful experience. My family and I was humbled.

Still a great place to visit in Boulder. The landscaping and architecture good for visitors as…read morewell as student and staff. The education is what you want make of it and the amount of energy you want to put in. The old "party school" designation, never applied to all the students, just those who were self designed to participate. They have so many honored nationally recognized programs, it would be nice for all students to take advantage . There are museums on campus and overall ,a pretty university space. Any season of the year, the landscaping is lush, even in a snowy year, the crispness is nice. But spring and fall are the colorful times.

I was visiting from out of state and was interested in potentially getting a tour and learning more…read moreabout the University and its Veterans Support Center. I called ahead to the Veterans Center, and the gentleman I spoke with informed me that they do not offer tours. I found this ironic because the community college I currently attend, as well as several other universities I plan to apply to, have all had veterans centers that were significantly more helpful than CU's. UCLA, for instance, arranged a full campus tour led by a fellow veteran student. After the tour, I had a 30-minute question-and-answer session with the head of the UCLA Veterans Success Center. In contrast, CU's Veterans Center simply told me, "We don't do tours. You can go online and look at our checklist for more information." Based on this experience, I am unlikely to apply to CU. First impressions are everything, and I do not want to be part of an environment that lacks meaningful support for veterans. CU has a lot of room for improvement.

Worst experience I have ever had at a school. Worst website design as well for online schooling…read more They definitely don't care at all

Fan of Front Range…read more I'm currently enrolled @ FRCC and I happen to love it. It's my first semester here and so far it's been going great! I was excited to start on my Holistic Health journey being that they are one of the only schools that offers this awesome field of study. I plan to further my schooling @ Metro in their Integrative Therapeutic Practices program (complementary & alternative medicine). The degree for Holistic Health feeds into that Metro program, so I'm pretty happy with what I have planned. I take online classes and go into the BBC campus for the book store, testing, & student life. Not a bad campus with fairly nice staff. I can't really complain. #Team4.0

I was invited to the open house by a colleague and it was extraordinary. My friend and I were…read moregreeted by the friendly director and asked to return any time. We visited exhibits on type engineering and programming for art, growing mycelium (mushrooms) for sustainable packaging or home products, robotics programmed to convey emotions and the experimental lab which uses weaving to explore materials and textures. If you have the chance sign up for their events. They are inspiring!

In honor of Daylight Saving Time and the weekend-shortening hassle known as Spring Forward, I…read moresalute you. Thank you for assisting in the synching up of watches, even though I don't own one. Thank you for being there when the power goes out, and all the clocks in the house fritz out on me. Thank you for helping me reset my alarm clock when I put new batteries in it. Or when I throw it against the wall. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h0fV5KF80_Q

The Nalanda Campus of the Naropa University in Boulder hosts many wonderful dance and art…read moreperformances. A clean and quiet building tucked into the corner of Arapaho and 63rd Ave, you don't really notice it until you are looking for it. A new building, with modern and up to date amenities, this facility is a nice place to take in a show. Hosting many dance performances as well as music and other artistic exhibitions, this place fills a multi-use need in a quiet yet effective way. I have been to this venue several times, for several Butoh dance performances as well as for an art opening of Chinese paintings. I find the usage as a dance venue works better than the art gallery use. The facility has many rooms that it uses for dance shows, but the Art gallery aspect is limited to the hallways. Even though the art is hung in hallway, it is well lit and does work fairly well. I'm just a bit old fashioned about what I like in an Art gallery, is why I rate this less than 5 star.

I took music theory and hated it but Kieth aka Professor Waters was so classy I had to keep coming…read moreto class. If u need someone to make u listen to the Beatles on a Tuesday morning when you'd rather die, he's your guy.

From the owner: The University of Colorado at Boulder College of Music offers an impressive series of programs for…read moreboth undergraduate and graduate study which cover virtually all areas of music. Our curricula combine tradition with innovation and are designed to offer students the flexibility to reach a variety of professional goals. The College also presents almost high quality 400 performances in many musical genres.