Dear faithful readers,
Sorry, it has been so long since the last blog post--things have been quite hectic around here! I took a walk around campus this morning, and it is so peaceful! Well, peaceful with the exception of some lawnmowers. Campus is so empty during the summer. It can be really nice, but kind of lonely at the same time.
The good news is is that we keep pretty busy getting ready for all of you incoming students this fall! We had a blast at admitted student advantage and that is just the beginning!
Until next time...
Friday, June 13, 2008
Tuesday, May 6, 2008
Sentiments on Finals
Finals in the springtime are the worst! There are just so many distractions: the weather outside is so beautiful, you haven't had a long break from classes since the summer before, and you have to plan for summer classes, work, internships, or traveling.
On top of all those things, you also have to move out of your apartment which involves not only packing, but also deep cleaning. I'm sure there are many other students who have had similar thoughts, "I really was much happier not knowing that there was moldy food behind my couch," which is inevitably followed by, "Maybe I can pretend like it wasn't there and let my roomie deal with it." Unfortunately, that strategy never seems to work as well as planned. Between the stress of deciding what to do with the things you accumulated over the semester (Why do text books have to be so large?!), and potential conflict with roomies over cleaning responsibilities, it seems like the bittersweetness of the situation manages to emerge nonetheless.
The year is over. Grades will be entered and it is time to move onto new things: experiences, adventures, and trials. Friends may be with you, but you also may part ways for a few months. Unless of course, it is the final year of finals, in which case life as you know it is over. A short walk across a stage, a handshake, a diploma, and you are expected to spread your wings and fly. Fortunately, the skills, knowledge, and friendships that have characterized the past four years will depart with you, as well, and those things will last a lifetime.
On top of all those things, you also have to move out of your apartment which involves not only packing, but also deep cleaning. I'm sure there are many other students who have had similar thoughts, "I really was much happier not knowing that there was moldy food behind my couch," which is inevitably followed by, "Maybe I can pretend like it wasn't there and let my roomie deal with it." Unfortunately, that strategy never seems to work as well as planned. Between the stress of deciding what to do with the things you accumulated over the semester (Why do text books have to be so large?!), and potential conflict with roomies over cleaning responsibilities, it seems like the bittersweetness of the situation manages to emerge nonetheless.
The year is over. Grades will be entered and it is time to move onto new things: experiences, adventures, and trials. Friends may be with you, but you also may part ways for a few months. Unless of course, it is the final year of finals, in which case life as you know it is over. A short walk across a stage, a handshake, a diploma, and you are expected to spread your wings and fly. Fortunately, the skills, knowledge, and friendships that have characterized the past four years will depart with you, as well, and those things will last a lifetime.
Thursday, May 1, 2008
Springtime in Colorado
One day it is 70 and sunny, and the next it is snowing like crazy...You gotta love spring in Colorado!
Tuesday, April 29, 2008
The Rockies
The Rocky Mountains aren't the only Rockies that we love here in Colorado. The almost world-series champs Colorado Rockies baseball team, isn't bad either. Okay, they haven't been playing that good this season, but we still like 'em. The good news is, is that if you are signed up for Admitted Student Advantage you can join us not only at a Colorado Rockies game, but also playing in the Rocky Mountains (as in whitewater rafting!).
Admitted Student Advantage is free for students who have been admitted to Colorado Christian University. Activities will include the aforementioned festivities, andalso a BBQ with current students, a night spent on campus, picking out your room, signing up for classes, finalizing financial aid, and meeting other incoming students!
To sign up, or for more details visit: the Admitted Student Advantage website.
Admitted Student Advantage is free for students who have been admitted to Colorado Christian University. Activities will include the aforementioned festivities, andalso a BBQ with current students, a night spent on campus, picking out your room, signing up for classes, finalizing financial aid, and meeting other incoming students!
To sign up, or for more details visit: the Admitted Student Advantage website.
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Thursday, April 24, 2008
Ah...Summer
It's true...the hints of summer have begun to appear here in Colorado. We have had gorgeous warm and sunny days. Unfortunately, the truth about springtime in Denver is that usually the hints of summer are just that. Which means that there are hints of winter still lingering, including snow showers after 80 degree days.
Along with the hints of summer, we have been working on the transfer open houses and still have two left to go. So, if you are a student thinking about transferring, this information is for you! The next two open houses are: May 15th from 1:00-4:00 and June 13th from 1:00- 4:00 as well. For more details you can visit our website.
Along with the hints of summer, we have been working on the transfer open houses and still have two left to go. So, if you are a student thinking about transferring, this information is for you! The next two open houses are: May 15th from 1:00-4:00 and June 13th from 1:00- 4:00 as well. For more details you can visit our website.
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Thursday, March 13, 2008
A Visit: Nothing Compares
Discover Colorado Christian University and the beautiful state of Colorado during April Preview. Tour the campus, attend classes and a student chapel, and participate in the many exciting activities we have planned for you and your guests. This is our final Preview of the year and happens on April 10th and 11th. You can get more details and register online at our website just for Preview.
If the April Preview doesn't fit your schedule you can request a visit online.
One last thing, if you are thinking about transferring we are hosting transfer open houses just for you! You can get all of the information you need as you’re making the important decision to transfer to CCU. There is no registration or fee required, so please drop by the Welcome Center on main campus as your schedule permits during the times and dates listed below.
The benefits are...
- Meet your Enrollment and Financial Aid Counselors
- Complete your transcript evaluation
- Apply for free
- Participate in a brief Admission's interview
- Check out upper-class student apartments
- Receive on-the-spot admission if you qualify!
Tuesday, March 18 (5:00 - 8:00 p.m.)
Friday, April 11 (10:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.)
Thursday, May 15 (1:00 - 4:00 p.m.)
Friday, June 13 (1:00 - 4:00 p.m.)
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