University of Colorado Colorado Springs Top Questions

There are a ton of clubs on campus at UCCS. We have clubs like Medical Brigade and LGBT alliance.

The program I applied to is highly competitive; only 24 students are selected from an applicant pool of over 200. My classmates are highly educated, eloquent, and have extreme dedication to attempt an accelerated nursing program.

UCCS does not descriminate based on any kind of physical, emotional, mental, cultural, racial, or sexual orientation, so the students who attend the school are colorfully, creatively, and fiercely diverse, like a great, proud rainbow of every color imaginable.

Laid back, intelligent and extremely motivated! Everyone creates good energy on campus.

Being in a computer science classes, my classmates are not scared to state their opinnion on something.

Some of my classmates are quite diligent with studies, others are more indifferent, but all of them have been afforded the opportunity to have a meaningful and lasting education.

My classmates are usually friendly and tend to be academically-oriented.

If I have to describe my classmates in one sentence I would have to say they are focused on achieving their goals and pursuing their careers.

My classmates are independent, sincere, motivated, busy, diverse, involved, inspiring, encouraging, inviting, transparent, touchable, community-caring, lifelong leaders and learners.

Due to the fact that a majority of my classes are at night, my class mates are split in ages. Nearly half are adults 28 and older who are working full time and going to school. The other portion of classmates are under 28 and what can be considered more typical college students. A majority of classmates are from either Colorado Springs or other cities in Colorado. Most everyone is friendly and outgoing, willing to help others, but mainly there with the goal to learn.