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> But no longer in Colorado's public colleges. For public colleges only. I'm actually quite surprised it existed for public institutions in the first place.
by fotta 5y ago
> But no longer in Colorado's public colleges.
For public colleges only. I'm actually quite surprised it existed for public institutions in the first place.
- rejectedandsad 5y agoYeah, I don’t think Colorado has that many selective colleges to begin with.
- mikereedell 5y agoColorado School of Mines is fairly selective (11K applicants for 1400 slots). DU (University of Denver) is a bit less selective. Both are private schools.
- denimnerd42 5y agoColorado College is way more selective than either. And maybe the Air Force Academy is the hardest to get in to? Although that's neither state nor private.
- rejectedandsad 5y agoYeah, USAFA is the most selective one but I doubt the governor would have purview over a service academy
- nwiswell 5y agoColorado School of Mines is public.
- rejectedandsad 5y agoMines is public and has a 53% accept rate. That’s hardly selective in the grand scheme of things.
- chris11 5y agoCU Boulder has a good engineering program, and it's much more selective than the university.
- TechBro8615 5y agoSame. Doesn’t really make sense when the arguments for private college legacy admissions center around endowments. Public colleges don’t have endowments as far as I know.