Yea after they said everything was verified, I began getting I think 2 emails, one for verifying prerequisites, and there was one other I can't remember the other at the moment. Within a week of receiving those emails I received my invite to interview. I was also on the first group of interviews, so I don't if now that they have received more applications that it might take a little longer to do everything.
Best of luck to everyone this application cycle-- I can't wait to meet you all in the fall!Doesn't seem to be, but I would love if somebody started one up
It'd be cool to get to know our classmates prior to the start of the school year.I'm having the same issue
Each one that's affordable and looks like it's nice and in a safe place comes with a ton of terrible reviews.
I just received my student id to set up my email.
Good luck!
Some on list were outdated. Just call the hotel directly to make sure they have the promotion and if they do you have to book through them directly. I found it easier for myself to get a hotel that provided shuttle service to and from the airport and that also had car rental service right next door. I stayed at DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel Denver - Stapleton North.Thanks @jres135 !
For those of you who have booked hotels, did you use the "promotion" or what not that was listed in the hotels spreadsheet that they provided for us? Like all the different rates and what not... How do we get access for those rates? I feel like I'm misunderstanding or missing something, haha.
Oh okay, I'll give them a call soon then. Thanks for your help
I'm having the same issue
On EValue there's a flier you can download that has some information on housing, but it's outdated and the rents listed there don't reflect current prices at all. I think there's a page on the Anschutz page somewhere to look for a roommate, but I'm looking for a 1 bedroom so that serves me no purpose. I've just been relying on craigslist, padmapper, and my SO's advice on neighborhoods. He's a CO native, but he never rented down in the city before so this is new to him too.
I just feel so discouraged. I drove around north Aurora in March and it didn't look that unsafe to me, but that goes counter to everything I've read online.
There is a Facebook page but they won't accept my request
I looked at a few in the Stapleton area and in Aurora. Also branched out as far as Lakewood. I liked a few like the Lofts at Lowry, but some of them were a bit pricey and more luxury than I feel I need. Try using padmapper.com, Craigslist, rent.com, and similar sites to find places. Just keep checking them every day since the listings and rent prices change fairly frequently.
https://www.facebook.com/groups/822213911228586/
I just sent a request to join and they accepted it pretty fast. There is a post on there saying that they sent it to an administrator so an email with the link can be sent out to all accepted students to join.https://www.facebook.com/groups/822213911228586/
I just searched and found this. Hopefully they accept my request
All the girls that were at my interview with me wore black dress pants and jacket. There is some walking so I'd you can wear flats that's what I wore. In Colorado it could be snowing one day and sunny the next so the day before your interview just check the weather for the day. I'm from Colorado so it might be different for me because the 40s are considered nice said here. So I would recommend definitely a long sleeve dress shirt to go under your dress jacket because it will feel cold especially if there is wind but you are inside most of the time, you are only outside when you have the tour.All right, so my interview is next week, and I was wondering how those of you who have already interviewed (especially girls) dressed? I'm from Southern California and the coldest it gets here is 40s/50s at night and I'm not ready to face the weather in Colorado, haha. Any suggestions to keep warm or layer up?
I wore a black skirt suit and black flats. My interview was in September and the temp was in the 50s or low 60s then I'd guess. If you aren't used to the cold, wear slacks. You'll feel more comfortable. If you think you're going to be cold, what you can do is wear a neutral colored base layer under your dress shirt. I suggest neutral colored (like a baby pink or nude color) so that it won't show through your presumably white button down shirt. That should give you an added layer of warmth. Wear pantyhose too. They're not *that* warm, but they give you at least some protection against the cold...plus they look more professional. As for shoes, I don't know how icy it is in Aurora right now but be aware that they may have some snow and ice on the ground. You might want to wear flats in that case that have a decent traction. Heels can work, but slipping on a patch of ice in stilettos is not fun. That being said, we weren't outside that much as Pharm413 said. I think the only time I was outside was for my tour and then to walk to Ed 2 for the essay portion of the interview. Even then, it's a short walk along paved sidewalks.All right, so my interview is next week, and I was wondering how those of you who have already interviewed (especially girls) dressed? I'm from Southern California and the coldest it gets here is 40s/50s at night and I'm not ready to face the weather in Colorado, haha. Any suggestions to keep warm or layer up?
Also interviewed on January 15th.
Have you decided on which school?
I know the wait is extremely tough but hang in there they send out one batch at a time. It seems like they send out acceptance offers every week. I'm sure you'll get yours in no time!I interviewed on 12/11 and have still had no response and I am getting anxious...
Man I obviously can't read. I'm not claiming Colorado residency so I didn't read the part where I don't have the complete the rest of the form LOL. But thank you for your help, I appreciate it!
