I am appreciative that I was provided a good legal education from the law school. The campus has…read moregreatly improved its visual appearance and has been gentrified over the years to reach the point of being impressive. It is an important part of metro-Denver and provides a first class education in several fields. It enjoys a great reputation in the Denver area. I am a proud alumnus.

I JUST got my Certificate in Animal-Assisted Therapy, Activities in Learning at the University of…read moreDenver's School of Animals and Human Health. I'm so happy! I wish I could have been there in person to take my classes and present my capstone project. There was one professor that I didn't love but overall the classes were great and I got so much out of the readings, assignments, and meetings. To give you a short summary of my Capstone presentation assignment, I was supposed to design an animal-assisted therapy program and present it in front of our peers, school advisor, and capstone professor. I loved presenting in front of my class and thoroughly enjoyed it. I've always loved working with animals and working with children and this is my first step toward living that dream!

Beautiful campus, excellent faculty, so excited for my kid's future. They excel in both academic…read moreand spiritual. Cannot ask for more.

The nursing program is definitely built out very odd. The education is pretty inefficient,…read moreaccording to other healthcare professionals I have expressed my concerns to. They do expect you to memorize and retain memorization of all presented information throughout the entirety of the program, rarely do they reiterate expectations or pertinent information. If you do ask for the information to be told to you again, it is usually met with "this is nursing judgement" or "this was taught in such-and-such class". If you fail a course, they do not offer any additional support if you happen to retake the nursing course. They will meet with you to discuss the trajectory of your graduation plan but other than that there is no additional support. I also had my advisor and my professor be the same person which I was told by an outside healthcare professional is not traditional and is inappropriate. I sadly had come across consistent problems with education discrepancies, clinical course hour discrepancies, and overall it is a very small school with very limited resources and strong opinions that do not match the price you will pay for this "high-end" educational experience.

We open enrolled our daughter here and she went into the IB program. It was a great program for her…read moreshe was able as a athlete to play in every season sport and to maintain a high GPA, she graduated fifth in her class went onto an exceptional college played D1 lacrosse and is now a military officer in the Navy. Littleton high school was a great starting point for her, she made great friends, learned a lot. The school and teachers were exceptional about allowing all her talents to flourish.

It's always unfortunate seeing a 2 star review on a high school but the truth must be told today…read more The administration does not care about their students, they only care about getting them in trouble. And already this review is sounding very similar to the one of my middle school. I can't say that all teachers don't care care about their students but it is clear that the game of favorites plays a more than large role. The reason I'm even giving Littleton 2 stars is because the kids are very friendly and it's easy to become the hero of any sports team. For those of you who are competitive and want to play a sport at the next level. Do not go here. It's more about having fun and making yourself seem better than you really are.

Great school with great teachers. Derek Stasiak is awesome, as well as the entire technology and…read moreguidance departments. This school has a great cyber program with actual hands on learning by instructors who both know their stuff and are highly passionate. Thanks ACC, go Pumas

Best business school in the Mountain West! I'm a shameless grad, but this school is a true hidden…read moregem considering it's history, setting, and academic quality.

I graduated from Daniels in August 2015 with an MS in Business Analytics, and I enjoyed every…read moresingle day of it! The campus is beautiful, the professors are top notch, and the program is designed very well. However, the best part of the experience for me was that the school seems to truly understand the value of student diversity. Through Daniels, I met and befriended many wonderful people of all different nationalities, and the plethora of perspectives enhanced the classroom environment. And, of course, the degree helped propel my career to the next step - I'm now working for a great consulting firm and use things I learned at Daniels every single day. Pricey, but well worth it.

I'm gonna be honest here. If you want some pretty nice views and a good location, CSU is for you…read more However, if you want a university president who doesn't construct massive stadiums despite overwhelming dissent from students, then this school is not for you. I have heard from good authority that Tony Frank, CSU president, suffers from manic disorder and wholeheartedly believes that the construction of the stadium will awaken ancient Egyptian gods who will fix the many on-campus buildings in desperate need of renovation. "Our future lies with the athletic department," said Tony Frank in an interview. "I'm pretty sure people don't even need scientists and teachers anymore. Are high schools still a thing? Hey, Malinda, get me a taco. I'm freaking hungry." He then threw the microphone to the floor, stood up, and raised his arms in a Kanye-esque gesture of triumph. But yeah. At least the dorm food is okay.

Great shot for all alums! This is where they host some events, and there's a gift shop in case you…read moreneed to restock on some more professional looking CSU merchandise. If you need information on CSU our getting involved in the alumni association, you can come here and get information as well. They have a great event space as well, and many events are held there during the year.

The CU Denver campus is a great option for those who enjoy a more urban campus experience. It is…read moreclose to restaurants, shopping, entertainment and sporting venues, and wonderful views of the heart of downtown Denver. The campus is a blend of new and old, with new dorms that are the best I've seen (we've toured 15 schools across the country), some additional new facilities and also a couple of old churches and a little park that is a preserved neighborhood from the late 1800's with tree lined walkways and placards sharing who lived in each home-now-university offices. The Tivoli Student Union is the key landmark, situated in a large open quad area. The Auraria campus is a shared campus between CU Denver, Metropolitan State, and Denver Community College.

This place cares about money and not quality. Don't send…read moreanyone here. I promise you the rumor of the education system being fraud is very real here. They will suck every penny they can from you in elaborate ways on top of tuition. This can be from making you buy unnecessary books which you genuinely do not need, to paying 7$-15$ for parking every single day with no overnight parking allowed. This place does not care about its students but instead, only about the money that they can potentially get from them. If they genuinely cared about students they would offer free or cheap parking passes for people who have to drive a long way. They do offer outrageous passes for parking that are 300$+ for 3 months. There is no campus life and if you are ready to be asked for money from different organizations unrelated to you every single time you walk for campus, this is the place for YOU! Plan on paying for parking, getting frustrated with the bursars office for scholarships (if they even allow you) and for an overall general sense of being pissed off. If you stay in the dorms, there have been bomb threats, random loud fire drills, and most importantly TWO SEPARATE TRAINS THAT GO OFF AT 3am and disrupt sleep every single night. Please please PLEASE see this place as it actually is which is a business. They want your money for a service and the service they provide is NOT worth what they are charging. I genuinely hope they take a look at how they are treating the students and decide to help the commuters and the students not trying to go broke for an education. I only write this review because I have had my limit. I'm done pretending like everything is ok when in reality, this is the worst experience I have ever paid for. Don't get me wrong, this is great for adults looking to score some transferable credits but not great for young students trying to find their path.

So I went to undergrad and overgrad in Palo Alto ( or sorta close to that) many many years…read moreago....but... When my niece toured UD it was pretty amazing. Great student teacher ration. Great campus. Plenty of research oppurtunities. One of my kids considered going here as they have a great International Studies program. They went to Georgetown instead...go figure. Interesting ration of 50/50 to under/grad students. One of my pickleball partners is a retired Psych Professor and he is pretty darn cool

My boyfriend attended this university- I attended debate tournaments here and won a couple of…read moremedals from that debate. Overall, one of my favorite colleges here, but oh so away from my budget. I love how quiet the rooms are, the study halls, the law building is pleasant. They have a light rail station that goes from here to downtown and back. My memories go back from being 14 and having banquet dinners and announcements for this University. The long hours of prepping and preparing arguments go way back! I love this University and find nothing but attractive memories from the accomplishments this University had to offer. Please-- take a tour here! You won't regret it. There are also killer spots for boba tea, seafood, medical spas and restaurants nearby that are by walking distance. The parking is also accessible and they have resident parking as well