CU Basics
College Terms
Life as a Buff
College Prep
Money & College
100

What city is CU Boulder located in?

What is Boulder, Colorado?

100

Where can you go to study for class?

What is one of our 6 libraries?

100

What are students called who attend CU Boulder?

What is Buffs?

100

What is a Major?

What is the main subject you study?

100

What is the average Cost of College?

What is $34,000 - $42,000?

200

What animal is CU Boulder’s mascot?

What is a buffalo?

200

Who helps students choose classes and plan for college?

What is academic advisor?

200

What is a residence hall?

What is student housing?

200

What is GPA?

What is Grade Point Average?

200

What is a Scholarship?

What is money to pay for school?

300

What are the original Colors of CU Boulder?

What are Silver and Gold?

300

What does “first-generation student” usually mean?

What is being the first in your family to go to college?

300

How many books are on CU Boulder's campus?

What is 12 million?

300

What is the most important year of High School?

What is 9th and 10th?

300

Where do many college students work while in school?

What is on-campus jobs?

400

True or False: CU Boulder is a public university.

What is true?

400

What do you call the person who teaches your college class?

What is professor?

400

How many food options do we have on campus?

What is 15 dining venues?

400

How can you apply to college?

What is through the Common Application?

400

True or False: Money should stop you from going to school?

What is False?

500

What year was CU Boulder founded?

What is 1876?

500

What sports division is CU Boulder?

What is D1?

500

Where can you find the second biggest restaurant in Colorado?

What is inside the C4C?

500

What does CU Boulder look for in an application?

What is the classes you take in high school, the extracurriculars you participate in, and what you do outside of school?

500

Besides tuition, what are some other things students at CU Boulder have to pay for?

What is room and board (housing and meals), textbooks, supplies, transportation, and student fees