Recently Admitted Students

• Students can confirm their enrollment after they've been accepted and received their decision letter.

• You can view your decision letter and confirm at any time on your application status page.

• As soon as they've confirmed, new freshmen and transfer students can deposit!

• PAWS allows easy access to registration, financial aid, billing, transcripts, address updates, emergency text registration, and more.

• Once your NetID is activated, you will login to PAWS using your NetID and password. The password you created at time of NetID activation will be the password to login to PAWS.

*Please note students are currently experiencing technical difficulties setting up their NetID. We are aware of the issue and are working to resolve it as quickly as possible. Thank you for your patience!

•  Complete the FAFSA by the March 1 priority deadline. If you are admitted later, still apply as soon as possible.

• Complete the CSU Pueblo Foundation Scholarship Application through your PAWS account. The application has a priority deadline of March 1.

• If you are a Colorado resident, apply for your College Opportunity Fund (COF) stipend by March 1.

• Apply for merit-based financial aid by May 1.

• If you do not plan to submit the FAFSA or apply for COF, complete the Proof of Lawful Presence Verification Process in the Office of Admissions (ADM 201).

• Schedule an in-person daily campus or group visit. Masks and social distancing observed!

• Stroll around campus and peek inside classrooms, the library, and student services with our virtual tour. Can be viewed in 2-D or VR!

• Visit with us virtually and get answers to all your questions from professors, current students, and more with our virtual visit experiences.

• Watch in-depth video tours of Crestone and Culebra Residence Halls over at Residence Life and Housing.

• Complete the academic survey and inform us of your schedule preferences

• An Admissions Counselor will reach out to you and set your schedule.

• You can complete your housing contract and submit the $150 non-refundable application fee in PAWS.

• Students are required to live on-campus during their first two years after high school graduation, unless they are living with a parent or guardian 50 miles or closer to campus, or meet certain requirements. You can learn more about our housing requirements on Residence Life and Housing's website.

• Students, parents, and family members can also attend one of our in-person orientation experiences. See Student Engagement and Leadership's Orientation page for dates and registration.

• Return the completed Verification of Information Form you received as part of your acceptance packet. Be sure to double-check all information, including your major and residency information.

• If your residency information does not appear to be correct, and you have not already done so, you should submit a Residency Information Form.

• Submit medical records/immunization forms to Student Health Services.

• If you want someone other than yourself to have access to your student records, including your grades and bills, complete the Student Consent to Release Form.

If you need special accommodations for a disability, please contact the Disability Resources and Support Center at 719.549.2648.

• Transcripts should be submitted upon high school graduation or completion of your last semester at another college.

• Be sure to also submit any official AP/IB scores and transcripts for any concurrent classwork you completed while in high school.

• Check out upcoming CSU Pueblo events like PackFest and the Student Employment Fair at Student Engagement and Leadership.

• Review the campus calendar for important dates like the first day of class, tuition payment due dates, and drop-add deadlines.

• Get involved with one of our 70+ student clubs and organizations, including Greek life.

• Back the Pack at one of our sporting events, or join in with one of our 22 club and intramural sports.

• Explore the great outdoors off-campus with Outdoor Pursuits.

• Find out more about Pueblo and why we're one of the best places to live in Colorado.