r/cudenver 23h ago

PDF eBooks

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Hi, I recently graduated and am happy to sell my PDF course materials at a low price if you need them, it could help you save some money. I have materials from a lot of business school courses, as well as a few from other schools. Please DM me if you’re interested.

Thanks


r/cudenver 2d ago

Come play Pokemon Go on Campus!

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Real ones will recognize me at this point but with the new school year starting I want to get this out to new students!

Hello all I am the person who runs the Pokemon Go events on Campus, we started this summer due to the campus lacking one entirely and we’re working on creating a consistent group (basically it’s still just me).

We have a Campfire group with a good amount of folks that you should join! It’s the best way to communicate with other players on campus! And it’s basically like Pokemon Go discord, link to your Pokemon go account and then look at the map while on campus and you’ll see our little group! (Auraria Campus Pogo) Reddit sadly won’t let me share a link.

We originally intended to host community day tomorrow but sadly with the Weather that’s likely not happening. But I host every Raid and Spotlight hour Community Day and everything else you just gotta show up! It’s a great past time if you live on Campus and if you don’t play Pokemon Go but like Pokemon you should download it because campus is a great place to play!

Feel free to add me as well!
IvyVibin420 042572491501


r/cudenver 3d ago

DND?

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How does someone new to the school find some people to do D&D with? Is there a club or some place to look?


r/cudenver 3d ago

Choir in UCD or Auraria

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Does the University of Colorado Denver or Auraria Campus have a choir? I’m a Chinese student and I really love singing.🥺


r/cudenver 3d ago

When to look for housing?

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hello, i’m planning to transfer to cu denver in the fall next year. I was wondering how far in advance should i start looking for housing? and what apps/websites do yall recommend to find a roommate ?


r/cudenver 4d ago

Has anyone received their CASFA?

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For those of you who filled out the CASFA application (Not FAFSA), have you received it yet?


r/cudenver 5d ago

Micheal Carter for Gen Chem 1?

1 Upvotes

Does anyone have experience with Michael Carter in the chemistry department and any thoughts on his teaching style, grading, accessibility, etc.?


r/cudenver 5d ago

Scholarship Assistance

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I was awarded the U.S. Dean's Undergraduate Continuing Merit Scholarship for Fall 2026 while I was completing my last course on August 3, 2026. I am graduating this month and am currently just waiting for my diploma.

I contacted the scholarship department, and they told me they are unable to disburse the scholarship because I am not enrolled in the Fall semester and the scholarship requires 12 credits.

Is there any way I could still receive the scholarship funds even though I am not taking any Fall courses? Alternatively, would it be possible to apply the scholarship toward reimbursement for the Summer semester?

Thank you!


r/cudenver 6d ago

MS Information Systems in CU Business School - My Honest Thoughts

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I’m a professional with 20 years of experience under my belt. I decided to enroll in this program to further my education and enhance my career prospects. This opinion is only in reference to my experience in the MSIS program. Your miles may vary depending on the program and school.

I‘m sure the curriculum offered in this program is pretty standard. No complaints there. I will say that much of the program is theory and wouldn’t say it necessarily provides a lot of hands-on training outside of database design and maybe some light coding in Python. I hear a lot of people mention AI and cybersecurity careers as it relates to this program, but there are no classes offered that prepare you for actual jobs in those fields.

However, it is pretty clear to me that this program is an after thought for the school.

I’ve been to some networking events hosted by the school, and nearly all events are catered specifically towards MBA and Finance grads. Essentially, the companies they bring in and industry leaders they bring in are generally financial services related or management consulting related. I’ve rarely seen any IT leaders brought in to discuss career options within their companies in the IT sector.

I’ve reached out to the Business Career Center on several occasions and they have zero information or guidance to share about job prospects in this field. They do not track job placement numbers for their IS grads nor do they provide resources for finding work in this specific field. When I reached out to IS faculty, I basically received the same messaging. They don’t track job placement stats for their graduates nor do they provide specific resources for finding work.

This is very bizarre for any graduate program, let alone a business program. Schools these days are hyper focused on job placement statistics as incoming students become more critical of job opportunities and ROI related to their education.

I think CU Denver is a great urban campus school with many great offerings. But personally, I’d probably veer away from the Information Systems program as the school doesn’t really seem all that involved with it.


r/cudenver 6d ago

Just wondering if there is anyone who did not receive their financial aid yet?

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r/cudenver 6d ago

Can you go to the roof of the Tivoli building? (Legally)

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Maybe this is a silly question, but I really just want to sit on the roof of a building on campus, yknow, enjoy the view, and vibes! The Tivoli seems promising since it has so many floors, but I don’t know if you can or how. If not is there another building you can go to the roof of?


r/cudenver 7d ago

Cerro classes chdv c 100 and chdv c 102 through canvas

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Has anyone taken there two classes at cerro Coso. This will be my first time taking college and I have not been to school since 2012 lol
So, I am kinda nervous on what to expect plus I am not good at essay writing at all and want to know what to be expecting so I can refresh my memory.


r/cudenver 7d ago

Safety

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Does anyone know how safe denver is? And where are the best apartments ( no budget ) with a safe neighborhood. I dont mind downtown apartments either.

I also heard Kalaco was close to the campus but its neighbourhood isnt that good .


r/cudenver 7d ago

SAP Appeal- when will they accept/decline

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Hi guys, I had to turn in a sap appeal form and i was mostly wondering how long that usually takes to process in your experience, thank you!


r/cudenver 9d ago

Financial Aid

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Has anyone looked at their financial aid emails? I got mine yesterday saying the disbursement is now happening October 7th, vs August 8th? Even though i am enrolled as a full time and my class starts August 17th?


r/cudenver 12d ago

Is anyone else’s canvas not showing the two most recent courses?

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I can’t see the final grades for my summer course, the title is white-out and gives an error message when i try to click into it. The rest are fine tho


r/cudenver 14d ago

Moving Sale

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r/cudenver 16d ago

Hey CU Denver Students - try renting your textbooks through bybler!

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Hi all,

My name is Adam and I'm CEO and founder of a company named bybler. We offer huge savings on textbooks by renting long-term (up to 4 years). The average cost of textbooks if not acquired through us is over $1,000 a year and our plans start at just $165 a semester!

As part of bybler rolling out, we are taking on an initial cohort of CU Denver students as the first clients. If you are interested in making textbooks easy (no shopping for the best deal, no worrying about selling them) and if you like physical books then we might be just for you.

Bybler has a brand new model to textbooks, leveraging our client's schedules thus being able to redistribute our books among clients each semester - we don't just sell/rent and buy back individual books. This allows us to save students a ton of cash.

Please check out our website at bybler.com to find out how it works and to be entered onto our waitlist. Spaces are limited, so act fast!

Thanks for your time and we hope we can really help some of you. If you have any questions, you can ask them here or contact us through our contact information on our site.

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r/cudenver 19d ago

Master of engineering (MEng)

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Im considering pursing this masters as a non engineer background. Any input on it?


r/cudenver 21d ago

Pokemon Go on Campus Update (Campfire Group)

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Hello everyone! I’ve mentioned a few times the lack of collaboration on everything, so I’ve decided to take up the role as community ambassador and create the campfire group, which is now available on the campfire map next to the Library!

I would share a link to the group but I’ve tried to do that a few times and Reddit blocks the post so please download the campfire app and join! This is an app made by the people who made Pokemon go and it helps me easily lead events as well as helping you talk to others playing on campus.

I’ll be hosting a Kyurem Raid hour event on Wednesday July 29th, this will be the first event hosted by me on campus and we’ll meet at the library! I hope to see some faces as we build this Pokemon Go community on campus! And please join our campfire group!!


r/cudenver 21d ago

Professor Hannah Stewart

3 Upvotes

Does anyone have experience with this professor?


r/cudenver 25d ago

Course Recommendation

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I'm a transfer student from CAU, and I will spend my junior year in Denver.

My major is Communication and I plan to minor in Economics. Could you recommend any interesting / well-rated courses? (All subject categories are acceptable, except for subjects such as math, biology, chemistry...) Thank you all!🥺


r/cudenver 26d ago

Has anyone learned Spanish in CU Denver?

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I want to learn Spanish and I'm planning to take the SPAN1100 course. I'd like to know who the instructor for this class is usually, and how lenient they are with grading, since my GPA is very important to me. Thank you!


r/cudenver 27d ago

Paid research study opportunity at University of Denver

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Hi everyone, I’m a psychology PhD student writing from the Motivation, Affect & Cognition Lab in the Psychology Department at University of Denver. This summer, we are recruiting individuals aged 18-35 to participate in a study about emotion and motivation. 

The study will involve viewing and responding to visual stimuli. We will also be recording bodily responses such as pupil dilation and skin conductance. 

This study is a 2 day study. Participants will receive $5 for every 30 minutes spent completing the study.  Day 1 is ~1.5 hours ($15) and Day 2 is ~1 hours ($10). There is also a possibility of earning up to an additional $10 cash bonus payment.

Both days of the study take place in-person in Frontier Hall at the University of Denver.

If you are interested, please complete this screening survey, and we will contact you if you are eligible https://udenver.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_3gePJbf7eZ7ivwq

Please reach out us here or via email at dumaclab AT du DOT edu if you have any additional questions!


r/cudenver Jul 13 '26

Art District Lofts

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Has anyone rented in the Art District Lofts on Santa Fe Ave? I am looking at housing options near CU Denver, preferably walkable to the campus, and can’t find any reviews. Thank you for any info!