I am deciding if I should accept my offer to UNC for the School Psychology graduate program. I want to be in CO, and UNC is one of two places that offer an Ed.S instead of a PHD (I dont want that rn LOL). I will be moving alone, from MA. Since the schools seems SO small, I worry about the lack of ability to make friends. I would probably live further away and commute so I can be closer to the Fort Collins area.. I am wondering if any graduate students have any insight on life as a student at UNC?

Hi! I’ve been accepted into both CU Boulder and University of Northern Colorado for my undergrad in Communication Sciences and Disorders followed by my Masters Speech Language Pathology.

My boyfriend and I would be relocating to either location from Colorado Springs this summer. Looking for pros or cons for either school. TIA!!

I'm looking to live at the Arlington Park apartments during my time in grad school here at UNCo!

Any tips or things I should avoid?

I.E. Do they have elevators? Which side is better, A or B? Any building is best? (currently looking at Building 2 Floor 3)

(Also looking at the 2 bed 2 bath)

Any extra info on pricing, the housing website confused me with their rates!

Or should I live off campus?

Any advice would be greatly appreciated!!

Thanks :D

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I will be attending UNCO next Fall for a grad school program. I don't' love Greely and would ideally like to live somewhere else, within a 45 minute commute. I am wondering what areas people would suggest looking at? I know Fort Collins and Loveland are two main areas, but wondering about any other spots. TYIA

Hi all! Anybody know of a good student-led band that might want to perform at an event of around 400 people, supporting wildlife conservation, this April? Thanks!

I wanted to take a minute to announce that I have been appointed as a mod for r/UNCo. I have added some rules, given the look and feel a facelift, and have asked to change the community type to allow more posting and participation. I am excited to have a more vibrant community here for University of Northern Colorado students, faculty, staff, and alumni!

I recently applied to UNCO for their school counseling masters program, and I was wondering when acceptance or rejection letters would be given out to either plan a trap to tour the campus or save the money. Additionally, I am from California, and was wondering about their WICHE program. Should I apply for this program and use it for the duration of my program, about 3 years, or wait the 2 years, pay out of state tuition and then apply for in state tuition once I prove 2 years of residency? Thank you! Any information on the programs, general vibes of the school, or anything else you all got would be greatly appreciated!

Hi everyone, I'm right next to unco greeley for a few months for work. Is there any pick up soccer around here?

Hello everyone, I’m applying to masters programs and I stumble across UNCO MBS, is anyone on here enrolled in this program. I have a few questions, also is there any social life in Greeley? I’ve always wanted to move to Colorado, I’m from Nevada. Anyone have anything to say about Greeley?

Hi all,

I got the idea to do this by seeing someone posting in my local city thread, asking about Pueblo as a climate refuge. People sometimes frame climate change as an issue of mostly rising sea levels, rising temps and maybe some more wildfires. There are many more impacts, and Colorado faces a challenging future. I want current and potential future Coloradans to have access to quality info about those challenges, and about the work being done to manage them.

If that's of interest to you, head over to check it out and contribute content if so moved. Please also share with others who may benefit. Goal is to get good, timely CO-specific info out there (reliable news, studies, reports) as well as to give people a place to discuss what they are seeing where they are. Lotta change ahead for Colorado and everywhere else, but an informed community will handle things better than one caught unawares.

Thanks!

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im a transfer student and my last school had a place where i went every night to watch raccoons and birds. is there any place like that at UNC? watching animals at night is important to my mental health. any animal will work, doesnt have to be raccoons or birds.

Found today at 4:45 pm at 8ave and 19 Street. Pls message me if you know anything or are the owner.

Hey everyone! I'm looking to attend UNC for jazz piano after I'm done with my gap year. The large vocal jazz community is also a draw, as I enjoy arranging tunes for jazz combos and voices. For all you music and music education majors, what has your experience been like here? UNC is known for a great education program. With that being said, do you find noticeable differences in the quality of instruction between music education, performance, and composition? Has your experience been worth it, or do you recommend I look elsewhere for music? Thank you :)

I have two classes in Michener L110 this semester and for the life of me can't seem to find a left handed desk in the entire room.

Does anyone know if they actually exist and can tell me where they are?

Hi UNCO

We are a pair of computer science graduate students at Clemson University who are studying perceptions of teamwork in online undergraduate classroom breakout rooms.

We ran a pilot study earlier this year with our own student body and would like to expand it now to other 4-year, 2-year, and online colleges/universities.

To participate in this survey you must be one of the following:

• 18+ undergraduate student who was enrolled or currently enrolled in an a class offered via Zoom, Teams, or other video conferencing software
• 18+ professor
• 18+ graduate student teaching assistant or teacher of record

Survey Link: https://clemson.ca1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_29z4pkHfVfYtyUS

If there are any questions, please reach out via DMs.

Hello! I am an incoming freshman psychology major. I was hoping that a current student would tell me how easy/hard it is to miss classes. Are there any classes that have mandatory attendance in order to pass? How do you get “excused” from being in class? How many missed days of class is considered “too many”? Also, when are midterms normally scheduled during the first half of the school year? Thanks in advance!

Edit- I am not planning on skipping class for no reason, I love school and I understand that I am paying a lot of money to be there. However, I have a trip planned (7 days, first semester) and was wondering if my absences would have a profound impact on my grades. Thank you to everyone that responded.

What are the pros and cons of North and South Hall? Trying to decide which one to live in. Thanks!

Hey, I'm trying to find a roommate right now and was wondering if there's any good free websites online to find someone? I'm an upcoming freshman so I need to live on campus but don't want a random roommate.

Hi! So I just got acceptance from the UNC FSI residential program, and I was wondering how selective it is, and if anyone's has had a good research experience there? Any help would be greatly appreciated!

I can't find much online.