Hey, everyone, I'm a junior hoping to stay in Denver for college. Could anyone tell me about the best colleges in Denver? I don't mind commuting, and I'm open to different types of schools!
Certainly, Denver has a variety of colleges that cater to different interests and fields of study.
The University of Denver is a top private research university where you'll find a liberal arts curriculum with a global focus. Their top-ranked programs include Business, Education, and Engineering.
Metropolitan State University of Denver is a public university offering more than 70 majors, it's a comprehensive university but particularly known for Aviation and Aerospace, Hospitality, and Criminal Justice & Criminology.
Another solid public option is the University of Colorado Denver. It's a larger institution with a wide range of programs, with particularly strong programs in Health Sciences.
Denver also has a couple of highly regarded specialized institutions. For example, if you're into the arts, Denver School of the Arts is a comprehensive, arts-focused public high school.
Regis University is a private Jesuit university offering a liberal arts curriculum with a strong emphasis on service-learning. It's known for its programs in Nursing, Business, and Computer Science.
Remember to visit these schools and see which one fits you best — not just the programs, but the campus culture, community, and student support services. Sometimes the atmosphere and resources can make all the difference in your college experience.
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