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7/28/2019 INTO CSU Information

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Introduction to INTO CSU

Information for International Students2013-14


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www.intohigher.com/csu


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Colorado: An Ideal Location #5 Best State for Business and Careers(Forbes, 2012)

#5 Most Preferred State to Live(Harris Poll)

#2 in Percent of Populationwith Bachelors Degree or

Higher(US Census Bureau)

#3 for Technology

Industry Employment(TechAmerica Cyberstates)



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Colorado and the Rocky Mountains



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Fort Collins and Colorado State University



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Fort Collins Facts Top 10 Best College Towns

(USA Today)

#1 Best Place to Live andWork for Young Professionals(Next Generation Consulting)

#6 Best Place to Live inAmerica(Money Magazine, 2010)

One of 20 Most Economically

Vibrant College Towns(TheAtlanticCities.com)

#5 Most Educated City(Portfolio.com)



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Fort Collins: An Ideal Location


600+ Restaurants

300+ Performances & ArtsEvents

93 Parks & Natural Areas

450+ KM of Walking &Biking Trails

Population of 144,000

In the foothills of the Rocky

Mountains easy accessto skiing, snowboarding,biking, and hiking


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Fort Collins: An Ideal Location

300+ Days of SunshineEach Year

Average Temperatures in C

January: High 7

January: Low -8

July: High 31

July: Low 14



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Colorados Major IndustriesAerospace and Satellite

Agriculture

Bioscience

Clean and Renewable Energy Technologies Emerging Technologies

Energy, Mining, and Natural Resources

Financial Services

Information Technology Manufacturing

Telecommunications and Digital Media



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Who employs Colorado State graduates?

A sample of leading companies attending CSU career fairs:



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CSU Overview Established in 1870

26,700+ students from50 states and 91 countries

8 colleges 250+ undergraduate

programs

100+ graduate majors

Student-to-faculty ratio 18:1



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CSU Academic Rankings 1 of 40 Public Universities with both Tier 1 ResearchUniversity and Community Engagement

(The Carnegie Foundation)

Top 100 Universities in the US and Top 200 Worldwide(Shanghai Jiao Tong University, 2012)

#3 in the USA and #9 Globally in International StudentsOverall Satisfaction (International Student Barometer)

Top 100 Best Value in Public Colleges

(Kiplingers Personal Finance, 2012) #45 Best Buy Colleges (Forbes, 2011)

#67 Best Public Colleges and Universities

(US News & World Report, 2012)



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CSU Graduate Studies Rankings



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Get to Know CSU



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Academic Programs

Direct Entry

Undergraduate Studies

Graduate Studies

INTO CSU Pathway Programs

Undergraduate Pathways

Graduate Pathways



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Comprehensive Range of ProgramsMore than 250 undergraduate and 100 graduate degreeprograms offered by CSUs 8 colleges, which include:

College of Agricultural Sciences

College of Applied Human Sciences

College of Business

College of Engineering

College of Liberal Arts

College of Natural Sciences

College of Veterinary Medicine & Biomedical Sciences

Warner College of Natural Sciences



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Undergraduate Direct Entry Requirements High School Diploma with 3.25 / 4.0 GPA equivalency

TOEFL 79 / IELTS 6.5 / PBT 550/ AE Level 6

No SAT required, but recommended for some programs

Undergraduate Scholarships $1,000 to $9,000 a year based on merit (see INTO CSUbrochure page 28 for more details)

No additional application required



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INTO CSU Undergraduate Pathway Program Academic and language skills development

CSU-credited classes with domestic students

Small classes of 15-18 students

Additional support staff and facilities

Guaranteed admission to year two at CSU

Pathway Program Options Business Administration

Computer Science General

Engineering

Sciences



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Undergraduate Pathway Benefits Guaranteed progression to year two of a bachelors

degree program upon meeting progression criteria

Integration with domestic and international students

Access to all CSU campus facilities and events

All Pathway courses are CSU credit-earning

Classrooms and housing in the heart of campus

Highest levels of support

Highly-trained and experienced instructors

Academic advising throughout the program



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Undergraduate Business Pathway



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Undergraduate Engineering Pathway



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Undergraduate General Pathway



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Undergraduate Academic Progression Routes



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Graduate Direct Entry Requirements 4-year degree (three-year if Bologna) with 3.0 / 4.0 GPA iBT 80 iBT / IELTS 6.5 / PBT 550

(some degrees have higher requirements)

Statement of Purpose

3 Professional Reference Letters Official, Certified Transcripts and Translations

GMAT or GRE per program/department requirement:http://graduateschool.colostate.edu/prospective-students/degrees.aspx

Additional Information Requested by the Department

Graduate Scholarships: Assistantships Students may be eligible for graduate assistantships check

program/departments application requirements



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Graduate Business Pathway

Global Social and Sustainable Enterprise Master of Business Administration (MBA)

Master of Management Practice

MSBA in Computer Information Programs

MSBA in Financial Risk Management

Graduate Engineering Pathway Chemical Engineering

Civil Engineering

Electrical and Computer Engineering

Mechanical Engineering

Graduate Tourism Management Pathway



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Graduate Pathway Benefits

Integration with domestic and international students

Access to all CSU campus facilities and events

Some courses are CSU credit-earning Classrooms in the heart of campus

Apartment accommodation options adjacent to campus

Highest levels of support

Highly-trained and experienced instructors Academic advising throughout the program



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Engineering Pathway Entry Requirements

Standard Pathway

Bachelors degree in an engineering discipline relatedto the program

2.75 / 4.0 Cumulative GPA TOEFL 71 iBT / IELTS 6.0 / AE Level 6 with a minimum

of 80% in all graded courses

No GRE required

Start date of August 19, 2013



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Graduate Business PathwayGlobal Social & Sustainable Enterprise



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Graduate Business PathwayMaster of Management Practice


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Graduate Tourism Management Pathway



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Graduate Engineering PathwayCivil Engineering


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Graduate Pathway Dates and Prices



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Academic English Program

Accredited by CEA

Communicative, skills-based, linguistic approach

Designed to meet learning objectives

6 levels sequenced to ensure progression

Courses: reading, writing, grammar, listening, and speaking

Classes meet 5 days a week, 20-25 hours a week, 3-4classes a day

Participation in the Conversation Partner Program



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Dates and Prices General English



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INTO CSU Services

Dedicated student support team, 24-hour support

Orientation program

Social activity program

Cultural and language ambassadors

Subject-specific academic advisors and tutors

Conversation partners program

Visa and immigration support Learning Resource Center



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Housing Options

Undergraduate Pathway students are required tolive on-campus for their first two semesters andparticipate in the Global Village Learning Community

Graduate Pathway, Academic English, and GeneralEnglish students have the option to live in Apartment

Accommodations adjacent to campus



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Global Village Learning Community

Global Village Learning Community students will takeclasses together and participate in activities andmulticultural programs

Undergraduate Pathway students may live in ParmeleeHall, a newly renovated, suite-style residence hall

Undergraduate Pathway students will be housed withinternational and domestic students in a supportive, andintegrated living and learning environment



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On-campus Residences Parmelee Hall Newly renovated residence hall with updated lobby,student lounges, cable TV, wireless high-speedInternet, laundry facilities, student kitchens, anelevator, and renovated student rooms

Suite-style residence hall with two people per room Each room has a sink and vanity; two rooms sharea connecting bathroom with a shower and toilet

Co-ed floors with four women in one suite and four

men in the next suite (men and women do notshare rooms or bathrooms)



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Undergraduate Pathway

On-campus Housing and Dining Pricing



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Campus Dining CSU offers 6 dining centers

All-you-care-to-eat meals including fruit and saladbars, pizza, pasta, Asian cuisine, sandwiches,vegan, and vegetarian options

No need to carry cash meal plans are on yourstudent ID card

No need for cooking, washing dishes, or shoppingfor groceries



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Lory Student Center

The Lory Student Center is the heart of the CSUcampus and offers:

412 student organizations

Focus on integration of international students and

local community Home to campus events and student leadership

Restaurants, lounges, and meeting rooms

CSU bookstore

Student support services Career services



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Student Life: Sports and Recreation



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Student Life: Sports and Recreation



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