Colorado State University-Fort Collins Top Questions

Hicks, conservatives,

We all study agroculture or construction management

Some stereotypes include how we are all hicks, cowboys and farmers. or that we are all dirty hippies

I haven't really noticed any Sterotypes

Enjoy to party

im not sure

That we are all alcoholics and that there aren't many good looking girls that attend.

there are the drinkers that party a lot and then you also have the real religious people who tell you your life style is bad

The only ones I can think of off the top of my head are the relationships with greek life students and the ones who dont participate in it.

that we are a safety school and dont really care about college

Only white people, NO DIVERSITY

You're either a pothead or an aggie hillbilly

We all snowerboard or ski, a lot of us smoke pot, we really to drink, rioting is common place, and we are all a bunch of farmers too

Many of the students here live to party.

CSU is not a competative university and that it is easy to get into school here. Students are drunards and irresponsible Best Vet school Athletes / Football players dumb people who get their grades haded to them Business college is easy to get into and is a joke of a major

they are in a safety school and are not serious about college.

Lot of party-going white kids. Maybe something about how our sports teams can't cut it in the conference.

The greek life members are all drunks and alcoholics. Not True!!

CSU is an easy school to get in to. CSU students are not very intelligent.

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sometimes referred to as a party school. greek life has a bad reputation

Some about being "granola" or hippie Agriculture Hick Farm Boys

That it is not as tough of a school as CU and, that the kids that go here a dumb.

That because we go to state we get less of an education than like CU

Some sterotypes of CSU are that it smells like manure all the time, that it is a tiny town with nothing to do, and that the school is second best after CU Boulder. Stereotypes about the people include, that everyone here is either a hick straight up off the ranch or a hippy or that everyone here must have not gotten into CU (in their minds "the better school") thats why they are here.

That we are Red neck cowboy hicks, who aren't very educated and who ride freakin horses around town. Also lovely Buffs think our school is much much more easier to get into than there school and thus our education isn't as intense or well "rounded" as theres.

That they party a lot and the football games are the main sport people attend.

That we are a cowboy school.

they party more than private schools, but not always; they are either there to party or be veterinarians (or both); they are laid back and balanced with their daily lives (like very active, fun, but still know when to work)

I don't think that I know of any stereotypes.

CSU students usually are sterotyped as redneck aggies

That the sororities and fraturnities are only there so people can pay for their friends.

That it is less then CU, and that the students at CSU are more realistic down to earth people, it also has a small drinking problem

CSU students are not as smart as CU students, CSU girls are trashy, CSU is a hick school for red neck farmers.

That we are all agricultrue students.

I think we are considered hicks or cowboys

That our sports teams are not very good, and that we do alot of partying.

We're not hippies like CU, we're not as smart as mines, we're not as religious as Regis, and we're not at expensive as DU. We're the school in the middle. It's the perfect combo.

One stereotype is that CSU students, being in the region of Colorado, are very involved in outdoors activities. It is assumed that most students here are really fit and live active lifestyles.

abunch of farmers

I think people believe that CSU is not as good as school as CU.

Some people think we're a bunch of famers that aren't very serious about our education.

Party school. That the school doesn't have a very diverse community.

Heavy drinkers/partiers

We're all hicks!

I would say the biggest stereotype is that we all like to party (A LOT), or to that same end, that there is a lot of underage drinking. In some parts of the country, I think people look at Colorado as farm country. Another stereotype that is more directed at Colorado than CSU is that it snows here all winter.

That all students are in the agricultural field I've heard that CSU is the alcohol school and CU is the marijuana school

that all of the students are hicks, that it is the poormans CU

CSU is still seen as just an Agricultural school, and its students are thought to only be Agricultural majors.

CSU has been viewed as a research university, famous for its Veterinary School, and a "party school." The students have been stereotyped as "stuck up," very white, and environment minded.