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Center for Student Support & Advocacy

International Students

International Student Orientation takes place the week prior to classes starting in both Spring and Fall. Please note that attending CSU Pueblo's General Student Orientation hosted by Student Engagement and Leadership (SEAL) does NOT meet visa requirements as it does not include information specific to international students on campus. We strongly recommend students attend both orientations to better support their start as part of the Pack!

Orientation is a great place to ask questions regarding transfer credits, the registration process, and student employment. Students will also meet CSU Pueblo's Designated School Officials (DSOs) and support staff who can provide guidance during their time on campus.

Financial aid may not be granted to those who fail to attend orientation! Attendance at International Student Orientation is a mandatory part of students' visa compliance. For questions on International Student Orientation please contact Victoria Ruiz, Assistant Director of Inclusion and Global Initiatives at victoria.ruiz@csupueblo.edu.

This orientation is mandatory for all international students.

Details

  • Location:
    • The Center for Student Support and Advocacy, Occhiato Student Center (OSC) Room 104
  • When: Spring 2024
    • Thursday, Jan. 11th at 9:30 a.m. to 5 p.m.
    • Optional breakfast at 9:00 a.m.
    • Lunch is provided in the Pack Cafe

Please bring the following:

  1. Passport
  2. Visa
  3. I-20/DS-2019 Form
  4. Proof of medical insurance

After Orientation

After attending the International Orientation, students should meet with their academic success coach or advisor to schedule classes and ensure full-time enrollment. It is important that students remember that a majority of their classes should be in-person to meet immigration requirements. If students have questions, they can reach out to Victoria Ruiz, Assistant Director of Inclusion and Global Initiatives at victoria.ruiz@csupueblo.edu.

All students must maintain full-time enrollment, due to the Bureau of Citizenship & Immigration Services, in order to remain lawfully present in the United States.

Tuition and all student fees are due, or a payment plan after registering for classes. Please see the Tuition and Fees.

 

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