Admissions
COVID-19 Update
The Office of Admissions, along with the rest of campus, have moved to remote operations due to the COVID-19 outbreak. Because of this transition, some of our processes have and will continue to change in the coming weeks.
We will continue to update you and keep you informed of any changes. Please know that we are still available to help you. Included below are some updates on our current processes, as well as some helpful links. Both this page and our social media accounts (@PackAdmissions) will be updated as more information is available.
- General Questions
- Admission Decisions
- Official Documents
- Campus Visits
- Enrollment Deposit
- Registering for Classes
- Scholarships
Our office is not currently able to process paper transcripts, students should ask their institutions to send official transcripts electronically for faster processing. We accept electronic transcripts through a variety of services, including Parchment, Naviance, and National Student Clearinghouse. Some electronic send services may require an email address. In those cases, info@csupueblo.edu should be used. If paper transcripts are sent in, please be aware that, at this time, we will not be able to process those until we physically return to campus.
We also understand that some schools may not be able to send official transcripts at this time, so we are making every effort to remain flexible with students. If your school is unable to send your transcript or is currently closed, please contact your admissions counselor and they will let you know which options are available to you.
We are currently exploring options for students who were unable to take either the ACT or SAT due to the cancellation of upcoming exams and will post updates on this page and on social media when more information is available.
Students admitted based on self-reported information now have an extended deadline of July 15 to submit all required official documents.
We understand that many families may be facing financial difficulties at this time, so our deadline for automatic merit scholarships and the first generation scholarship has been extended to allow more students access to funding. Students who are admitted prior to June 15 will automatically be awarded a merit scholarship if they qualify. First generation students should be admitted prior to August 1 to qualify for the first generation scholarship.
More information about how to qualify for these scholarships is available on Student Financial Services' website.
Welcome to CSU Pueblo!
Colorado State University-Pueblo's goal is to serve you: we are here to deliver academic excellence and provide you with a learning environment in which you can realize your academic dreams and acquire the preparation necessary to meet your career goals. We offer a range of high-quality academic programs with a special career-orientation and professional focus.
Whether it's to achieve academic goals, take part in the college experience, explore the beauty of Colorado... or all of the above, you'll find yourself here at Colorado State University-Pueblo. We offer relevant professional coursework, superior instruction with a small professor-to-student ratio, and state-of-the-art technology for an ever-changing global economy. Invaluable hands-on experiences prepare you for the demands of the modern world.
The majority of our classes are taught by full-time faculty members so you are assured expert instruction and a quality education.
Find Yourself Here
At a Glance
- Nearly 4,500 students on campus
- 1:16 faculty to student ratio
- Average class size is 21 students
Your Future Starts Here
Undergraduate
Are you ready to answer that age-old question: "What do you want to be when you grow up?" Selecting a degree program can be a big decision. Our academic advisors are here to help you focus your choices.
With 28 undergraduate degree programs, Colorado State University-Pueblo offers multiple paths to define your future.
From the College of Science and Mathematics, the Hasan School of Business, and the College of Humanities and Social Sciences to the College of Education, Engineering and Professional Studies you'll learn from nationally-recognized instructors to earn your degree.
