CU Boulder At A Glance


Type of School: Public research university Size of Campus: 786 acres


Number of Students: 34,975 degree-seeking students; 28,978 undergraduate students, 5,997 graduate students; 2,915 international students; 9,161 US students of color; 59.7% resident, 40% non-resident; 54.6% male, 45.4% female


Number of Faculty: 4,500+ academic and research faculty members; 18:1 student-faculty ratio; 85% of classes with fewer than 50 students


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t the University of Colorado Boulder, more than 2,900 international students from over 100 countries find their home in a


dynamic and diverse community of scholars and students. As a Tier 1 research university located at the base of the Rocky Mountains, CU Boulder is one of only 36 US public research universities in the prestigious Association of American Uni- versities. The University’s faculty and staff help all students fulfill their potential and achieve their academic and career goals through world-class teaching, research, and service to a global society. The city of Boulder is a leading force in re-


search, technology, and entrepreneurship—a place where innovation happens. From our location in the heart of the city, CU Boulder produces some of the best and brightest minds in these indus- tries and is a primary source of Colorado’s highly skilled workforce. Our talented faculty, students, and alumni are leading the way for the next gen- eration by inspiring innovative, humanitarian, and social enterprises.


At CU Boulder, hard work happens in our classrooms, labs, recital halls, and studios and is complemented by the remarkable beauty that surrounds us. Appreciation for our iconic Rocky Mountain locale comes easily in Boulder, and as a result, we have one of the most active college campuses in the nation, with recreation, sports, and student groups playing key roles in the unique CU Boulder experience. Within our inclusive com- munity, you will find many ways to get involved and make lifelong friends. And you’ll have the opportunity to serve the greater good through volunteerism and civic engagement—whether it’s around the world or across the street.


Colleges, Programs, and Degrees: • 9 colleges, schools, and independent programs • 4,300+ academic courses in 150 fields of study • 110+ undergraduate and graduate degree programs • 97 undergraduate, 83 master’s, and 61 doctorate majors • 32 concurrent bachelor’s/master’s degree programs • 68 minors and 41 certificate programs • 12 research institutes and 75+ research centers


Geographic Diversity: 2,900+ degree-seeking international students; 138 international first- year students from 100+ countries


International Student Services: International Student and Scholar Services provides holistic services to support you throughout your program, including immigration advising, assistance with cultural adjustment, advocacy on campus and with governmental agents and entities, and programming to foster involvement in the campus community. ISSS also provides educational, social, and cultural programs for the international population to foster their engagement on campus and in the local community. Programs include CU International, International Peer Mentors, the International Festival, and many student clubs and organizations.


International Student Budget (2022–2023): The estimated annual cost is $60,156, covering tuition and fees, on-campus room and board, health insurance, and books and supplies.


Financial Aid: International students eligible for highly selective merit-based scholarships with submission of SAT or ACT scores by application deadline


Application Deadlines and Fees: • Early Action: November 15 • Regular Decision: January 15 • Application fee: $70 (waivers available)


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