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GRADUATE PROGRAM - Life in Fort Collins

Fort Collins is a vibrant small city at the foot of the Rocky Mountains, 60 miles north of Denver. 

With a population of approximately 140,000, it is large enough to offer a variety of amenities — recreational, cultural, educational, health, commercial — while being small enough to maintain easy access and a friendly atmosphere.  The campus is centrally located.  The city boasts an excellent network of bike trails and bike routes, and offers a public bus system. Fort Collins offers an abundance of music, theater, dance, and other cultural activities, with even more available down the road in Denver.  Restaurants are plentiful. 

Longs PeakCity parks are plentiful, and the western edge of town borders county recreation areas and state parks.  National Forests and Rocky Mountain National Park are within easy driving distance. With a combination of magnificent natural areas, significant public investment in recreation options, numerous accessible ski areas, and an average of at least 300 days of sunshine a year, the region is a mecca for outdoor enthusiasts.

 

For more about Fort Collins, go to http://www.ci.fort-collins.co.us/.

Coopersmith'sDowntown Fort Collins, including the Old Town pedestrian area and a more expansive historic district, is a vibrant center of city life and hosts a number of festivals each year.  The city is home to an exceptional number of breweries, microbreweries, and brewpubs. 

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