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colorado at boulder 

One of the sickest schools in the country. Most kids from California that flock here are a mix of party goers or pot heads . A large mix of preppy, private school southern california trust fund babies and rich kids flock here for the universities ability to give them a good degree and suit their parents needs while they party their asses off. The student body is known for its active and beautiful campus and people.
Not everyone that goes here is dependent on their parents money, but most of the hot people stick together partying and smoking all day every day, while they ski away their parents money.
That girl is really hot she must go to colorado at boulder.
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the University of Colorado at Boulder 

25,000 undergraduates. 5,000 graduates. Located in the city of Boulder, Colorado. Average GPA for freshmen in 2009 was 3.677: Average ACT ranged from 26 to 29 (and higher), excluding the Leeds School of Business and the College of Engineering and Applied Sciences, which tend to be higher. Considered a Public Ivy League; 11th Best Public University in the Nation. Students termed "Yuppie Hippies", or quoted as "peace sign on my dad's BMW". Not to be confused with CU Denver or Colorado Springs. Ranked as one the most Beautiful campuses in world; also one of the most expensive to attend..; Universal Tuscan-"Italian-ate" styled buildings. Smart students, who still enjoy a party. The Hill. Pearl Street. "Cali Kids". Division 1 Sports suck. Classes can be tedious. Skiing and snowboarding.
Where do you attend college? I attend the University of Colorado at Boulder.
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