Colorado State University-Fort Collins Top Questions

I have no idea.

I feel like CSU has a reputation for being a school that has a lot of "slacker" students that are all heavy drinkers and that we all love cows farms and horses.

potheads

We are cowboys

We don't know how to have a good time. Also, we are looked down upon as being uneducated.

Being from out of state you hear that colorado is a bunch of hippies who smoke alot.

I hear all good things about CSU. Not really any specific stereotypes.

The sports teams are not good at all. Frats are not cool.

i have no idea

I actually just transfered here from University of Nebraska so I do not really know them.

Some think because the school used to be Colorado A&M that we are cowboys and farmers.

Drink too much, bunch of red neck aggies.

That everyone here is an ag kid

They're racist.

They're racist.

That it is a very active university

I'm not really familiar with any stereotypes relating to CSU.

It's a state school, and our academics are not up to par. However, we do have an excellent academic program and our vet school is one of the best in the country. The diversity at CSU isn't that great. We are mostly a caucasian school.

I have not heard any stereotypes regarding CSU students

Im not really sure what stereotypes about CSU and CSU students. I guess if you were to ask CU students they would say that they are not smart enough to get in to CU. I would over all say there is the stereotype that kids here just love to party, ski/snowboard, and do what most college kids are doing.

All anyone does at CSU is drink and party and there is nothing else to do in Fort Collins.

I dunno it kind of feels like high school because most people i have come across (freshmen) are very "clicky".

Partiers

I don't really know. The only stereotype that I've slightly heard anything about is the fact that we have a bunch of students that come from farms and people might say something about CSU having a bunch of redneck cowboys...or something like that.

We like to have a good time

All CSU students are farmers. All greeks buy their friends.

Many people say that it is a cow town, and that it's students are all Agriculture fanatics.

Stereotypes that I can think of would be that we're all agriculture kids. Then of course the usual college stereotypes that we party a lot and so on.

I don't feel like CSU students have been labeled with stereotypes. I feel like we have a very diverse population and that a stereotype could not be made.

That we are all aggie kids or cowboys.

That they are all partiers and cocky

dumb kids who stayed in state

State school, easy to get into, not hard

I have herd...rich brats. I also hear that it is a really good school too.

We are not very diverse and are uptight

That all students are active.

That CSU students are a bunch of hippies that couldnt make it into CU

Ouside of the University: Agricultural, not that hard to get in, good town Inside: not too much participation, apathy

That nerds are all smart, blonds are in sorority, fraternity are assholes and drunk, everyone drinks, etc.

Preppy, rich, spoiled students.

That we are not as smart as CU students. That we are an Aggie School.

One is that it is not as good as good of a school as CU.

Students don't care about school going through motions.

They are health nuts

That we party too much, and CU thinks we cant go to a real college so we go to CSU. Haha what do they know about real college

That Fort Collins is a hick town and there is nothing to do up here.

They are all partiers.

CSU has this image that it is the "easy" school to get into and that everyone who applies gets accepted. Generally it is the students from Boulder that advertise this stereotype though. CSU also has the image of being a big party school just like most big state schools. It also has the stereotype of having thousands of drunk college students that like to party every night of the week.

Some stereotypes about CSU and CSU students is that we are hippies.

That the people are less intelligent than CU.