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As a prospective freshman, you are evaluated on the content and rigor of your high school coursework, grades or high school rank, and standardized test scores (optional). You must successfully graduate from high school and have a minimum cumulative GPA of at least 2.3.  Students with a cumulative or semester GPA below 2.3 will be prompted to submit a Statement of Academic Performance to give more details about their academic history and aspirations for study at the University. 

Documents should be emailed to info@csupueblo.edu or mailed to

CSU 福利小视频 Office of Admissions
2200 Bonforte Blvd
福利小视频 CO 81001-4901

Of note, all applications must be submitted online. 

All official transcripts must be received directly from the issuing institution.  A transcript sent in by a student or parent will be considered unofficial. 

Colorado students apply free every day to CSU 福利小视频 and should not pay an application fee. 

Students from outside of Colorado will be prompted to pay their application fee in their Applicant Portal online.  
Students needing assistance should call Admissions at  719.549.2462.

The Undergraduate Application for the upcoming fall semester opens at the beginning of the academic year, e.g. the Fall 2026 application will open August 1st, 2025.  High School seniors are recommended to apply by November 1 of their senior year for maximum scholarship eligibility, but CSU 福利小视频 accepts applications throughout the academic year and up through August 1 before classes begin. 

Students who have earned college credit after graduating high school must apply as Transfer Undergraduate students, not First-Year Undergraduates

CSU 福利小视频 is a test-optional institution. Students are encouraged to submit their ACT or SAT, but it is not required for admission. ACT and SAT scores can save students from having to take a math placement exam, and some institutional scholarships still ask for official test scores. Your test scores must be sent directly from the testing service or from the high school to be considered official. The University's school code for the ACT test is 0524 and the SAT test code is 4611.

We offer a variety of options to help you finance your college education. The priority deadline to complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) is May 1; however, we encourage you to submit the FAFSA as soon as possible because some funds are distributed on a first-come, first-served basis. You should also complete the CSU 福利小视频 Foundation Scholarship Application by December 24 for priority consideration, but no later than March 1, which is the final deadline.

The entire financial aid process is driven by the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA), for which a Social Security number is required. By providing a Social Security number on your application for admission to CSU 福利小视频, you ensure that your admission record will successfully match your financial aid record and that the financial aid awarding process will be expedited. Additionally, you and/or your parents may qualify for valuable federal income tax benefits as an enrolled student and that is also driven by Social Security number.

The CSU Board of Governors meets annually each May to determine tuition and fees for the upcoming year.

COF provides a stipend to eligible undergraduate students who are residents of Colorado.  Students must apply for COF in order to receive the benefit. For more information view their . To apply for COF go to the .

Yes! You can park your car on campus if you purchase a parking permit available online in a student's PAWS account or in-person at the Parking and Safety Office on the bottom floor of the Administration Building.

We participate in the Advanced Placement Program of the College Entrance Examination Board. Under the program, outstanding secondary school students may take certain college-level courses in their own high schools. If you have taken the AP Examination and received scores of 3, 4, or 5, you will be granted University credit once the Admissions Office receives an official score report. 

The University encourages high school students to participate in the International Baccalaureate Diploma Program. We recognize the IB program as a rigorous pre-university course of study for highly motivated secondary students. If you successfully complete the IB program and examination(s), you're eligible to receive credit and advanced placement standing at CSU 福利小视频. To receive University credit, you must take the IB exam(s) and request that the scores be sent to the CSU 福利小视频 Office of Admissions. Upon receipt of the scores, an evaluation for credit will be performed and you will be notified by mail within two to four weeks what those results are. A score of 4 or better on the IB exam(s) will receive between 3 - 10 credits for most examinations. The credit you are awarded will be posted to your permanent record and transcript. 

Yes, you may receive credit for CLEP (College Level Examination Program) or DANTES exams after CSU 福利小视频 receives an official score report and has scored at or above established guidelines. If a student has already earned college credit in an academic course(s) before taking CLEP or DANTES exams, the latter credit will be considered duplicate and will not be awarded.  Contact the CSU 福利小视频 Testing Center for more information. 

Residency for tuition purposes is based on a number of factors and is not simply granted to out-of-state students after a year.  Students must prove intent to reside in the state while not having any rule-out factors tying them to another state of residency. 

Evidence of Intent to legally reside in and make Colorado your permanent home can be established by cutting all ties with your previous state of residence and establishing those in Colorado for 12 continuous months.  A number of factors including having voter registration, a motor vehicle registration, or a driver's license from another state can disqualify a student.  A common disqualifying factor for first-year students is being claimed as a dependent on parents' income taxes filed in another state.  

For more information about residency, please see the policies and definitions on this page or contact the Admissions Office at 719-549-2462 or info@csupueblo.edu

Public transportation is available through the city's bus system. The bus stop is located on the south end of campus in front of the Buell Communications Center. Prices, times, and destinations can be found on the .

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Women’s Sports: basketball, cross country, golf, lacrosse, soccer, softball, swimming and diving, tennis, track and field, and volleyball

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Yes, both national (within the US and its territories) and international exchange opportunities are available. National Student Exchange opportunities will be available beginning fall 2008. Opportunities for International Exchange are presently available in China, France, Germany, Korea, Mexico, and Thailand.

To find out more about National Student Exchange, go to the .

For further information regarding study abroad programs, please contact the Center for International Programs at 719.549.2329