Institution name

University of Colorado At Boulder

Total number of students

32751

Contact address for international enquiries

BOULDER 80309

Telephone

+1 303 492 6301

Venue / office name

College of Music

Address

Contact address for international enquiries

University of Colorado at Boulder
301 UCB
BOULDER
Colorado
80309

Venue description

This college offers an impressive series of programs for both undergraduate and graduate study, with the perfect combination of access to a diverse university setting and specialized music training. Its curricula combine tradition with innovation and are designed to offer students the flexibility to reach a variety of professional goals. With seven degree plans and over 23 fields of study, its programs cover virtually all areas of music. The college, with 350 undergraduate and 200 graduate students, boasts a ratio of approximately one faculty member for every six students. This enables our students to benefit from dynamic, personal interaction with their professors.

Telephone number

+1 303 492 6352

Is accommodation available at this venue?

Yes

Accommodation details

This university has a variety of different room types available to students. There are single, double, triple, quad, and five-person rooms with either community or private baths. Also available in some halls are one- and two-student buffets and two, three, and four student apartments. Furniture is provided for each occupant, and can be arranged in a variety of ways including bunking and lofting beds. The university's residence halls currently provide space for approximately 6,000 single, enrolled students. All 22 halls are coed, though arrangements vary by location. In some cases, men and women live on separate floors; in others, men and women live adjacent to one another. The gender layout is generally determined based on bathroom accommodations. In almost all cases, separate bathroom facilities are designated on each floor and wing. Most halls are open to all levels of students. Farrand and Sewall are reserved for freshmen and sophomores. Reed is generally open to non-freshman or graduate students only. Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA)-accessible facilities are available. All residence halls have full-time, professional hall directors, chosen for their solid understanding of college students and residence hall life. Each floor also has a resident advisor (RA), a sophomore or an upper-division student with the experience, knowledge, and training to answer the student's questions and serve as a resource and a liaison to the campus community. Housing and Dining Services provides wired high-speed Internet connectivity to all student units, one jack per unit. Each room also includes a phone jack and cable service.