Colorado State University

Rankings:

445 QS World University Rankings 2014
281 THE World University Rankings 2013-2014
280 THE World University Rankings 2014-2015
394 QS World University Rankings 2013
351 THE World University Rankings 2018
481 QS World University Rankings 2018

Campus setting	Urban
Living cost	USD 4,220 per month
Student population	Large (More than 10,000)
International students	6%
Institution type	Private

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About Colorado State University

Established in 1870, Colorado State University is a public and urban institution with a total of 25,177 undergraduate students. The 586 acres campus applies a semester- based academic calendar with more than 150 degrees offered in eight of its colleges. Its graduate programs include in schools of business, engineering, and education, and even the renowned College of Veterinary Medicine and Biomedical Sciences. Its current in-state tuition and fees are RM45,440.41 ($11,632); out-of-state tuition and fees are RM11,3835.41 ($29,140).

Outside of the classrooms and research labs, there are well over 350 campus organisations that students can participate, and this also comprise of 35 fraternities and sororities. Athlete students can also join in sports at the recreational, club and varsity level, which also includes the CSU special mascot.

Campus information

Located in Fort Collins, Colorado State University is surrounded by a mid-size city of approximately 142,000 residents. The main college campus is situated in central Fort Collins, including a veterinary teaching hospital. This also composes of Foothills Campus which is an agricultural campus, and Pingree Park mountain campus.

As much as 4,043 acres are utilized by CSU for purposes such as research centres and Colorado State Forest Service stations outside of Larimer County.

Presently, there are 325 active student organisations and 34 honor societies at CSU alone with 60% of undergraduates participating in intramural sports. Meanwhile, 5% are joining one of the 19 available fraternities and 14 sororities. There are more than 30 sports clubs, and 300 music, theatre and dance performances, exhibitions, and other arts events take place on campus each year.

Accommodation

The accommodation provided by CSU is home to some 5,000 students per year. There are many student residential options to choose from, including:

Residence Halls

Academic Village
Allison Hall
Braiden Hall
Corbett Hall
Durward Hall
Edwards Hall
Ingersoll Hall
Laurel Village
Newsom Hall
Parmelee Hall
Westfall Hall

Apartments

Aggie Village
- Home to undergraduate and graduate students, as well as post-docs and visiting scholars.
Aggie Village Family
- home to families, including students, faculty, and staff
International House
- 200 students who are at least 23-years-old or graduate student
University College
- Interactive community of more than 1000 residents