In Colorado do they have 2 categories of Universities like they do in California? -

UC and CSU is what they have in California (I.e. - Cal state Long Beach, Cal State North ridge , etc, University of California San Diego, one for every major city for the most part.) There are also a few religious and private Universities in California but It s mostly either UC or CSU. Is this the way they name 4 year colleges in Colorado also?

The University of Colorado has 3 campuses in its system and Colorado State University has 2 campuses. (There are far fewer cities in Colorado than in California, esp. large cities.) There are also many private colleges , community colleges and several religious colleges.

I don t really understand what the difference between UC and CSU is, you didn t explain it. The two major ones are the University of Colorado (CU) and Colorado State University (CSU). There is also University of Denver (DU) and University of Northern Colorado (UNC). There are also lots of private universities. There s no ranking between UC or CSU...