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Moved to Boulder, eh maybe it's cool if you're rich? Moved to Ft. Collins, tons of nice people. Probably rocky? There's some nice scenery, but you'll still be you. 45M subscribers in the AskReddit community. r/AskReddit is the place to ask Do not recommend driving in MT w/o 4WDr or snow tires etc. as some have mentioned, it can be milder down there (but they can get walloped with feet of snow, too). As long as you’re not on a strict time schedule, you should be ok. Have fun in the Rockies! Once in a while 70 East of Denver is closed due to drifting snow From when I looked there’s only a handful of large companies that house MBA hires in Colorado. Some consulting firms have offices there, Danone (mostly marketing) and Dish Network are the other two I can think of. You’ll have to be okay with limited options work-wise. I've heard from a graduate of both CU-B (MBA) and U Denver/Daniels (PHD