On an academic level, I feel that I'm getting a great education for the money. On a social level, I don't feel the school is worth what I pay to go there. It's expensive, and financial aid only goes so far.

The DU experience is really what you make of it. If you do not take advantage of all that there is to offer on campus, then you will often question why the school's tuition is so high. While I do know that the tuition is rather high, being able to take part in the study abroad program and knowing that class sizes are low mean that there is the potential for a great experience at DU.

There is a lot of buck, it's not a cheap school, but there is plenty of bang to go along with it. Academically it's rigorous, but more importantly is big on networking, not just learning about the field but experiencing experts in the field and getting the opportunities to work with them. Even if DU doesn't offer something, the career center will help you find what you're looking for and get it.

Denver University was the first college to actually hold the first presidential debate between Obama and Romney. Certainly something to be proud of!

The University of Denver is quite expensive but they give out exceptional financial aid. The school also has a great reputation in the professional world.