commuting to CU

[sfmn]

Anyone have any thoughts on living in Denver and commuting to Boulder? I had almost given up on CU until they recently contacted me with a scholarship offer. Now that I'm on the verge of choosing CU over DU, I wanted to make sure the commute really is doable, particularly by bus. How common is this among law students?

[abadname13]

I don't know anyone at CU Law but I know other grad students in Boulder that make that commute via bus from Denver. Seems fairly easy. Denver native here if you have any other questions.

So sad to leave this awesome town, even if our blizzards are disappointing.

[sfmn]

My apologies - meant to post this on the Colorado Class of 2016 board and mistakenly hit the wrong button. I've now posed my question over there. Thanks for the response!

[RedGiant]

I have also lived in Boulder and commuted to Denver and vice versa. This is doable, but I would get a car...it took about 45 minutes. I did the bus thing a few times when my car was in the shop. I would only add that waiting for a bus in the Denver area in Winter would be quite miserable on certain days. (But Denver has 70 degree days in Winter too).

[espressocream]

I don't know anyone at CU Law but I know other grad students in Boulder that make that commute via bus from Denver. Seems fairly easy. Denver native here if you have any other questions.

So sad to leave this awesome town, even if our blizzards are disappointing.

our front yard looks like it never snowed.

[zoidberg86]

I have also lived in Boulder and commuted to Denver and vice versa. This is doable, but I would get a car...it took about 45 minutes. I did the bus thing a few times when my car was in the shop. I would only add that waiting for a bus in the Denver area in Winter would be quite miserable on certain days. (But Denver has 70 degree days in Winter too).

We also have 16 degree days in April

[biznardos]

It was 6 degrees when I walked to work this morning