Admissions

We are currently accepting transcripts via mail. However, 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, please be aware that, should the University move to remote operations, there will be a delay in processing those documents.

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.

Students graduating in 2021 are no longer required to submit official ACT or SAT test scores as part of the application process. Please visit our application completion page for additional information.

The priority deadline for submitting the FAFSA, CSU Pueblo Foundation Scholarship application, and official transcripts and test scores has been updated to May 1, 2021. Merit scholarships will continue to be updated based on official transcripts and test scores through May 1 as well.

Please be aware that some institutional scholarships are maintaining their own internal deadlines. For more information, students can reach out to Student Financial Services.

We are currently offering virtual and in-person visit options beginning February 1, 2021. Our virtual options include a virtual tour, virtual events, LIVE virtual campus tours (Tuesday & Thursday only), and remote appointments with admissions counselors and faculty members.

Our in-person options include a campus tour (including housing) and meetings with an admissions counselor. You can register for these opportunities and get more information here.

Please note the following for in-person visits.

Please do not come to campus if you feel ill, regardless of if you meet the requirements below, please reschedule your visit instead. Please also note that tour groups will be reduced in sizes and have individuals from no more than 3 households at a time.

Visitors must:

• Register ahead of time
• Maintain social distancing
• Wear a face-covering throughout their visit

If you do not meet any of the above requirements, you will be asked to leave. ​

Your admissions counselor is still your best point of contact for everything related to the admissions process and for most other questions you may have about CSU Pueblo. Feel free to call, text, or email any questions.

For general questions about CSU Pueblo's response to COVID-19, please visit our campus safety page.

We understand that many families may be facing financial challenges right now. Any student experiencing difficulty paying their deposit should contact their admissions counselor for potential options.