Colorado State University

Fort Collins, United States of America

Colorado State University (CSU) is a public land-grant research university located in Fort Collins, Colorado. Established in 1870 as Colorado Agricultural College, it is the flagship university of the Colorado State University System. Colorado State is renowned for its academic programs, research excellence, and commitment to student success.

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Fort Collins, United States of America

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What scholarships are available for incoming freshmen?

CSU offers merit-based President's Scholarship Programs (automatic consideration with application by Dec 1). Also, the Stalwart Scholarship (Colorado residents), Land Grant Scholarship (need-based), Boettcher (Colorado), and numerous departmental/college-specific scholarships (separate application often required).

When is the FAFSA/CASFA deadline?

The priority deadline for maximum financial aid consideration (including grants, work-study, some scholarships) is December 1. File the FAFSA (federal aid) or CASFA (CO ASSET students) as early as possible each year (opens Oct 1).

Does CSU offer work-study programs?

Yes, Federal Work-Study (FWS) is a need-based program offering part-time jobs (on-campus or approved off-campus non-profits). Eligibility is determined via FAFSA/CASFA. Students apply for FWS-eligible positions through Handshake.