Prospective Students
Are you passionate about making a difference in the lives of students? Our Teacher Education program prepares future educators with the skills, knowledge, and hands-on experience needed to inspire the next generation. With a curriculum grounded in best teaching practices, classroom management, and student engagement strategies, you'll gain the confidence to lead diverse classrooms. Our dedicated faculty, small class sizes, and strong partnerships with local schools ensure that you receive personalized support and real-world teaching experience. Join us and take the first step toward a rewarding career in education!
Registration
Siedow Provider
If you are a Siedow Teacher Education student, please use the link below to register.
Other Provider
If you're a Teacher Education student taking a course outside of Siedow Teacher Education, use the link below to register.
Submission Dates for Siedow Students
* These term dates will not change from year to year.
| Spring | Jan 2 - April 30 |
| Summer | May 16 - Aug 30 |
| Fall | Sept 16 - Dec 15 |
Submission Dates for CSU Pueblo
* These term dates will not change from year to year.
| Spring | Jan 2 - May 15 |
| Summer | May 16 - Sept 15 |
| Fall | Sept 16 - Dec 31 |
Frequently Asked Questions
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Can I take courses over 18 Credits?
Course Overloads
Enrollment in more than 18 credit hours in a given term is defined as an overload. Both resident and extended studies courses are counted in the credit-hour total.
Students who have earned 15 or more semester credit hours and have a grade-point average of 3.000 or greater are eligible to enroll for an overload.
Overloads must be authorized by the TEP Lead Specialist and the Dean of Extended Studies. Both signatures are required.
Under no circumstances may a student enroll for more than a total of 25 semester credit hours in a single term. However, Siedow Teacher Education limits students to 18 credit hours in a single term.
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How do I get my NET ID number?
Once you register with CSU Pueblo, you will receive an initial e-mail confirming your registration. Following that, you can expect a second e-mail that will provide your NET ID number and instructions for logging on to view your transcript. Please allow approximately 7-10 business days. If you do not receive a NET ID email please contact the Division of Extended Studies office at 719.549.2316.
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When will my grade be on my transcript?
Grades are entered by your instructor. Once the instructor has posted the grade it will take 24 hours to roll to the transcript. If you see your course on your transcript as a "Course in Progress" contact your instructor and let them know that your grade is not posted.
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There is a financial hold on my account, but I have already paid my provider, what do I do?
Bills will be transferred from student accounts to provider accounts. This process may take up to 1 week. At that point, the charge will be removed from your account and you will be able to order transcripts. If some time has passed and you are still having issues, please call 719.549.2309. If time is of the essence, ordering by phone may be possible. Contact the Records department at 719.549.2261 to inquire.
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I ordered my transcript, where is it?
Please contact the CSU Pueblo Records transcript line at 719.549.2674 for inquiries about the status of a transcript.
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I have questions, who do I ask?
For questions regarding course content, syllabi, assignments, due dates, or provider registration, please contact your provider company. For questions regarding transcripts, grade recording, and CSU Pueblo registration, please contact the Extended Studies office at 719.549.2048.
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I am receiving an error message when I attempt to log into PAWS, what do I do?
For questions regarding issues with technology, please contact the CSU Pueblo IT department at 719.549.2002.
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Praxis Testing
Are you interested in becoming a Change Agent in students live's? Come take the Praxis test here at Colorado State University Pueblo.
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IS CSU PUEBLO AN ACCREDITED UNIVERSITY?
- CSU Pueblo is accredited by the Higher Learning Commission. For more information please follow Higher Learning Commission at CSU Pueblo.
