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Masters in Liberal Arts and Humanities Programs in Colorado

Explore masters in liberal arts and humanities programs and graduate schools offering MS liberal arts and humanities degrees. Find the best liberal arts and humanities programs for you with government statistics and graduate student reviews. 

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  1. University of Colorado - Boulder

    • Graduate School
    • Boulder, CO
    • 7 reviews

    Alum: Boulder is the greatest town! It is beautiful, the people are kind, the weather is amazing, and the city has plenty of things to do! CU has great sports teams with a huge fanbase! The campus is gorgeous, and the school is absolutely top tier!
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    • University of Denver

      • Graduate School
      • Denver, CO
      • 16 reviews

      Graduate Student: I had an extremely pleasant experience with the admission counselors, their direction and advice was very helpful! They seemed genuine and kind in answering all of my questions before I applied. After getting accepted, they were great about communication and with helping me get connected to my program advisors. I am extremely excited to begin my PhD program there this fall (2019)!
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      • University of Colorado Denver

        • Graduate School
        • Denver, CO
        • 13 reviews

        Graduate Student: University of Colorado - Denver is the perfect place to continue your education and pursue your goals by attaining a graduate degree! The instructors are top notch, and the programs are designed with your success in mind. I'm able to continue working full-time while going to school in a hybrid format - a combination of evenings in person and on-line. Not to mention the fabulous location in beautiful downtown Denver!
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        • Regis University

          • Graduate School
          • Denver, CO
          • 20 reviews

          Graduate Student: The MFA in Creative Writing program offers an intimate learning experience. The faculty is very accomplished and faculty-to-student ratio is advantageous to the student. The program is very new and at times feels a bit unorganized. Overall, I have had a very good experience.
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          • University of Northern Colorado

            • Graduate School
            • Greeley, CO
            • 19 reviews

            Freshman: I have not started class yet, but everything seems great! The school provides a ton of resources for students, and everyone here is very friendly. The dorms are nice and well kept. The food is alright, the best part is the variety. The university also has one of the best programs in the state for my major so they for sure get 2 thumbs up from me.
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            • Adams State University

              • Graduate School
              • Alamosa, CO
              • 8 reviews

              Graduate Student: I am an online student of Adams State University. The cost of tuition is competitive with my in-state schools' graduate cost per credit hour. I wish the the online interface is a little clunky, but Blackboard runs smoothly. I am unsure of what life is like if you are a student who attends classes on campus, so I have no clue what the athletics, party scene, local area, campus, dorms/housing, campus food, safety, or local area life is like. I have had only good experiences with my professors, who are quick to respond to my emails and understanding of students who work full time.
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                New Jersey Institute of Technology

                • Graduate School
                • Newark, NJ
                • 6 reviews

                Graduate Student: Great school for engineering students. Great faculty, infrastructure and facilities available. Friendly staff. Well stocked library. Dorms available. Food plans available. Good shuttle routes to all nearby places.
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