<p>Which one is better in everything? Academics? Business? Internships? Athletics? School Spirit? Social Life? Location/Cities? and basically anything you can think of....</p>
<p>Thanks.</p>
<p>i go to ASU... big mistake, unless, perhaps you fit the ASU stereotype and get involved in the greek system. personally, i would go to UCB</p>
<p>UC Boulder is stronger academically.</p>
<p>Boulder is much better academically, IMO. They've done several nobel-winning projects in recent decades (mostly in Physics, I think), have a pretty damn good faculty, and also probably have a more academically able student body. Boulder has a respectable business school as well. </p>
<p>Environmentally, they're both close to a major metropolitan area, but Boulder is much, MUCH prettier, and the mountains nearby are pretty amazing. However, if you want a lot of sun ASU is pretty nice. </p>
<p>Socially, they're about equal. They're both major party schools, though CU is trying to crack down on it after they had a few alcohol-related deaths on campus.</p>
<p>Boulder is college town usa.
Well, it doesn't beat Boston, but it is a pretty cool place.</p>
<p>Kepp Boulder weird :]</p>
<p>Colorado definitely. Only thing ASU is better in is hot ladies and their honors program.</p>
<p>I vote UC-Boulder as well.</p>
<p>Okay thanks for the help. On my list I'm ranking Boulder over ASU.....</p>
<p>But how would you rank Boulder against Indiana University using the same criteria?</p>
<p>Boulder again.
I'd pick Colorado over Indiana any day!</p>
<p>CU Boulder is like the Berkeley of the Rocky Mountains--great science, journalism, and business programs, though it is sometimes lacking in the humanities. I applied there, and was accepted, and actually have considered dropping all of my other applications and just going there. If it's a match for you, I'd say definitely try for it.</p>
<p>Colorado, again.</p>