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Community.
Opportunity.
Adventure.
Welcome to the CSU Experience.
Guide for International Students 2020-2021
WHY CHOOSE
#3 #5 #6 Colorado State University?
Veterinary Fashion Occupational
Science Merchandising Therapy
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Schools & Colleges in the US
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Tier 1
Carnegie Research
Top 300 #70
#7 Top 90 #40 University
with $375M* of annual
Best Global
Universities
Public
University
Environmental Best Civil research funding Academic Ranking of World Universities 2019 U.S. News & World Report 2019
Science and Undergraduate
Carnegie Classification of Institutions
Engineering of Higher Education
Engineering Programs in U.S. News & World Report 2019
Program both Business
Globally
Academic Ranking of World Universities 2018
and Engineering
U.S. News & World Report 2019
#44 #52 #62
Statistics Chemistry Electrical
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Engineering
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Fast Facts
Founded: 1870
Campus: Fort Collins, Colorado
City Population: 165,000+
Campus Size: 583 Acres
#73 #75 #75
Additional Campuses: 4,235 Acres
Enrollment: 28,446 on-campus students
International Students: 2,000
Mechanical Chemical
Countries Represented: 110+
Computer Bachelor’s: 70+ Master’s: 80+ Doctorate: 50+
Engineering Engineering Science
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About
Colorado State University Living in Fort Collins
Colorado State University believes in the principles of community: inclusion, integrity,
respect, service and social justice. You will join a supportive campus with dedicated
faculty and access to resources to help you succeed. The Perfect Place to Live
#4 #2
Happiest City City in US
in America for Cycling
National Geographic 2017 PeopleForBikes 2019
Community
Students from around the world unite in Fort Collins,
where their diverse backgrounds, cultures and
60+
clubs dedicated
500+
clubs and
experiences strengthen the community around them. student
to diversity and
CSU is built on a global scale, focused on building new the international organizations
student body
61% 18:1
practical solutions for both current and future students.
Award-Winning Faculty
Faculty at Colorado State University are highly qualified leaders in their
industry. While many have numerous awards and grants for their research, of classes with Student-to-
fewer than 30 faculty ratio
they are dedicated to mentoring students to become leaders as well. students
Opportunity
Known for its innovation, technology and entrepreneurialism, Fort Collins is the ideal place to start your
career. This college city is home to many top engineering, finance and technology companies such as:
A Campus of Sustainability
Seattle
Fort Collins
Portland
• Advanced Energy • Hewlett-Packard
Fort Collins
CSU is a nationally recognized “green” Denver • Broadcom Inc.
Detroit
• Intel
Chicago
New York
• CA Technologies • Microsoft
campus, renowned for its environmentally
Denver Washington, DC
Aspen San Francisco
• Comcast • Wolf Robotics
friendly programs and facilities. Los Angeles
San Diego
Atlanta
• Plante Moran • Woodward
Dallas
www.green.colostate.edu
Miami
Virtual Campus Tour
400+ 300
Take a campus tour from home with CSU’s Virtual
Tour at www.youvisit.com/colostate
The Music District
kilometers of bike and great shopping days of
routes and trails downtown sunshine
Undergraduate and Graduate Progression
INTO CSU Advantage Rates 2017-2018
Colorado State University partners with INTO to create a support
system for international students. We offer Academic English,
International Year One, Undergraduate Transfer, Graduate Pathway
and Direct Entry programs where you will work alongside your 90.0% Eligible Students
American peers and earn credit towards your degree while
improving your English skills. After successful completion of
your Pathway program you will be able to progress to a CSU
94.4% ENROLLED
degree program. of Eligible Students
INTO CSU is located on campus and offers students many
additional services including:
• Personalized academic, language and cultural support 90% of all Pathway students were eligible to progress at CSU in
• Conversation Partners program to practice your English 2017-18. Eligible students are those who successfully completed
• Social activities
the Pathway program and qualified for admission as degree-
• Graduate school test preparation classes
seeking students. Enrolled students are the percentage of
• Visa and immigration support
eligible students who enrolled as degree-seeking students in
their next term of degree study at CSU.
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About Colorado in Fort
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University
26 ski resorts
Housing and Dining
On-Campus Housing
Program REQUIRED* NOT REQUIRED
Academic English (AE) ■
AE + International Year One (IYO) ■**
IYO ■
AE + Undergraduate Transfer Program (UTP) ■
UTP ■
Undergraduate Direct ■
AE + Graduate Pathway (GPW) ■
GPW ■
Graduate Direct ■
Great areas to camp, ski, rock
* Students are required to live on campus for the first two semesters.
climb, mountain bike or hike ** Students are required to live on campus for two semesters when starting IYO.
Meal Plan All on-campus housing options include a meal plan. Students living off
Global Village campus will have the option of purchasing a meal plan when they arrive.
Living in Colorado Global Village
Live and Learn
#1 #2 #8
If you are an undergraduate student, you get to live and learn with
students from around the world and share your culture and your story,
as well as benefit from:
Economy Employment Infrastructure • Proven increase in average GPA
• 50+ nationalities represented
• Central living with
premium dining
• Cross-cultural friendships • 30+ events annually
U.S. News & World Report 2019 U.S. News & World Report 2019 U.S. News & World Report 2019 • 250+ hours of social and • Dedicated faculty and staff
academic support per semester • 6 credits of Global
Village courses
Community-Style Double Room
(Westfall Hall)
16’6” (5m)
C=Closet
11’8” (3.5m)
Community-Style Double Room fits two people per room with a centralized
bathroom on each floor.
Denver, a Tech
DENVER hosts large HOTSPOT
technology, bioscience and finance
industries with international companies
Intel IBM Suite-Style Double Room
like Google and Deloitte. HP Microsoft (Parmelee Hall)
Oracle Boeing 11’10” (3.6m) 11’10” (3.6m)
17’5.1” (5.1m)
Graduate housing
2.8M 1-hour drive from C=Closet
Graduate and Academic English Students
population As a Graduate or Academic English student, you have the option to live
Fort Collins to on or off campus. The Off-Campus Life office provides many services
Denver and its Suite-Style Double Room fits two people per room with a shared bathroom
for students who are not living in CSU housing, including events to find
international between two rooms.
roommates and housing. To learn more, visit www.ocl.colostate.edu
airport
#11 Best Cities for Young Professionals in America
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Employability at CSU
• $62,985 AVERAGE STARTING SALARY for international • 39% OF INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS continue their
CSU graduate students education after CSU
• 81% OF CSU GRADUATES FIND EMPLOYMENT related • TOP-RANKED GRADUATE SCHOOLS attended by
to their program of study CSU alumni include Johns Hopkins University, Cornell
University, Yale University, University of California,
• 83% OF INTERNATIONAL UNDERGRADUATES and Berkeley and Columbia University.
93% of international graduate students secure their plans or
receive a job offer within six months of graduation
Colorado State University First Destination & Satisfaction Report 2018
Career-Focused Academics Launch Your Career at CSU
Become the next generation of leaders, entrepreneurs and creators. Whoever you want to be, At CSU, you can create the future you have always imagined. The university is dedicated to helping you
CSU can help you make your mark in your industry of choice through experiential learning. reach your goals through opportunities to participate in class projects with local companies, internships
We understand the best way to learn is through firsthand experience. and practicums with hands-on support.
Walter Scott, Jr. College of Engineering Optional Practical Training (OPT)
The Walter Scott, Jr. College of Engineering will give you unique research experiences for both undergraduate and graduate students in the OPT allows international students to gain work experience
following disciplines: after graduation through temporary employment at a job
• Atmospheric Science • Civil Engineering • Environmental Engineering related to their major. CSU has some of the highest numbers
• Bioengineering • Computer Engineering • Mechanical Engineering of international students to receive such opportunities with
• Biomedical Engineering • Electrical Engineering • Systems Engineering
377 students on OPT across the US in a total of 33 states.
• Chemical and Biological Engineering • Engineering Science
100+ CSU students chose to stay and complete their OPT in Colorado.
• Chemical Engineering • Engineering Science & International Studies
www.engr.colostate.edu
International CSU graduates
#61 #67 ABET “ 1 of 2 are working at companies such as:
Best Graduate Best Undergraduate Accredited Programs in the • Princeton Neuroscience • Starbucks • Intel
Engineering School Engineering US accredited for Institute • Amazon • FedEx
both Chemical Woodward AT&T
U.S. News & World Report 2019 Program and Biological
• PwC • •
• LinkedIn • Cisco
U.S. News & World Report 2019 Engineering • Fiat Chrysler Automobiles
• eBay • Microsoft A PARTNERSHIP WITH HP CSU is in a strategic partnership
• Purdue University with HP, which has helped provide technology to engineering students and created job
• Stanford University • Ford • Deloitte
• Dell and internship opportunities for CSU students and graduates.
• Visa
• HP • Google
“ My favorite aspect is being on the
College of Business forefront of the latest technological
innovations and being involved in the
www.biz.colostate.edu CSU Students from Around the World on OPT
development of autonomous vehicles.
If you aspire to transform the way businesses work and become a leader in your
Country/Region No. of Students
I believe the soft landing that INTO
industry, then the College of Business is where you need to be. With a business
provided in my transitioning to the
degree you can start your career in accountancy, business administration, computer India 165
United States has helped me gain the
information systems or finance. China 101 traction I needed to be successful.”
East Asia 25 HANEET, India
Get career-related experience: Africa 19
Graduate Pathway in Electrical Engineering
Current Job: Functional Safety Engineer at IAV
South Asia 17 Automotive Engineering in Michigan
• Participate in the Summit Fund where students learn to invest and manage a portfolio that
has beaten the S&P 500 index for six of the past 10 years. The Americas 16
• Enjoy access to 16 Bloomberg terminals and computer software that allows students to Middle East 14
monitor and analyze real-time financial market data.
Europe 11
• Join one of the 22 clubs and organizations dedicated to business, including the Global
Business Network. Rest of the World 9
Colorado State University International Programs 2019
SUPPORT OPPORTUNITY
#20 #87 #90
Supply Chain
Management
Best Undergraduate
Business Program
College of Business
Program
AACSB 95%
of CSU’s budget
44%
of international
Accredited goes to instruction, students
Program Globally U.S. News & World Report 2019 Bloomberg Business Week 2016
Supply Chain Management Journal academic support complete an
and scholarships internship
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State-of-the-Art Facilities
CSU has invested $1.6B, 44 projects and 4.4M sq. ft. into campus over the last 10 years.
www.building.colostate.edu
2018 CSU Fashion Show
Nancy Richardson Design Center
Offers cutting-edge technology and inspiring spaces to advance CSU’s design programs
#4
Most Luxurious
Student
Recreation
Center
College Rank 2018
Powerhouse Energy Campus Recreation Center Suzanne and Walter Scott, Jr. Bioengineering Building
Serves as headquarters of the Energy Institute, a green building and hub for energy innovation where faculty, researchers, students Offers resources, services and programs that empower the CSU community $65M building with 105,000 sq. ft. of lab and classroom space bringing together
and staff work to develop solutions and achieve global impact www.energy.colostate.edu through recreation students and faculty of biomedical engineering, bioanalytic devices, synthetic
biology, health and energy and environmental engineering
250+
Performances
and exhibitions
annually
Cristian worked on a design project called Water for Las Tablas during his
time at CSU. The aim of the project is to improve and sustain a water system
for a community of 280 people in El Salvador. “We got all the community
consensus, the support and buy-in that we needed from them in order to
be able to design the project, and now all of a sudden, we have almost
200 homes, which is nearly 500 residents. Just having the opportunity to
address this issue that is urgent and needs help in the world right now, and
having the knowledge to help, it taught me a lot. We are able to improve
Lory Student Center people’s living standards, and that’s why it matters so much to me.” Michael Smith Natural Resources Building University Center for the Arts
Home to student-centered programs and services, your home away from With a student success center, ground-breaking teaching labs, meeting Houses the School of Music, Theatre, and Dance, the Gregory Allicar Museum of
CRISTIAN, Ecuador
home and “connection central” of the CSU community International Year One in Engineering spaces and new home for the Center for Collaborative Conservation Art, the Avenir Museum of Design and Merchandising, and select courses out of
Global Village Coordinator the Department of Art and Art History
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B M D B M D
ACADEMIC PROGRAMS Occupational Therapy Greenhouse Gas Management and Accounting GP
Public Health [Master’s: Animals, People, and the Environment; Human Dimensions of Natural Resources GE
Epidemiology; Global Health and Health Disparities; Health
Find Your Degree With a wide range of subject areas and admissions options, you can find the perfect degree for your chosen career. You can choose to apply Communication; Physical Activity and Healthy Lifestyles; Public Health Natural Resource Tourism
GE
Nutrition] [Bachelor’s: Global Tourism; Natural Resource Tourism]
for direct entry to the university or for a Pathway program that provides extra academic, language and cultural support. From the day you apply to the day you
graduate, we are here to help you succeed every step of the way. Flip to the back cover to learn how to apply. Social Work [Bachelor’s: Addictions Counseling] GE Natural Resources Management GE
atural Resources Stewardship [Master’s: Ecological Restoration; Forest
N
Student Affairs in Higher Education
Sciences; Rangeland Ecosystems]
B = Bachelor’s M = Master’s D = Doctorate International Year One Liberal Arts Restoration Ecology GE
Indicates the undergraduate Pathway program that should be taken to progress to an Anthropology
A Graduate Pathway program that can lead to this degree is indicated in green. This degree is also available undergraduate academic program. This program is also available through direct admission. Rangeland Ecosystem Science
[Bachelor’s: Archaeology; Biological Anthropology; Cultural Anthropology]
GP GE
through direct admission. [Master’s: Health and Well-being; Humans and the Environment; Tourism Management GP
AS Agricultural Sciences EN Engineering Professional Methods and Techniques; International Development]
● This CSU degree program is available through direct admission.
BU Business Administration/ GE General Watershed Science SC
Art [Bachelor’s: Art History; Integrated Visual Studies]5 GE
STEM degrees are designated by the US Department of Homeland Security. Economics LL Languages, Literatures and Cultures
CS Computer Science MA Mathematics Arts Leadership and Cultural Management Natural Sciences
DA Dance SC Sciences Communication Studies [Bachelor’s: Speech Teacher Licensure] [Master’s: Addiction Counseling
GE
B M D B M D Deliverable Practices]
pplied Computing Technology [Bachelor’s: Computing Education;
A
CS
omputer Engineering
C Communication Computing Technology]
Agricultural Sciences
[Master’s and Doctorate: Biomedical Engineering; Computer Applied Statistics
Agricultural Business Architecture/Embedded Systems; Computer Engineering; Computer Creative Writing GP
AS [Master’s: Data Science; Statistical Science]
[Bachelor’s: Agricultural Economics; Farm and Ranch Management] Networking; Communications and Signal Processing; Control Systems; EN GP
Dance DA Biochemistry
Agricultural Education High Performance Computing; Electrical Power and Energy; Lasers SC
AS [Bachelor’s: ASBMB; Health and Medical Sciences; Pre-Pharmacy]
[Bachelor’s: Teacher Development; Agricultural Literacy] and Optics; Radars and Remote Sensing; Robotics - Robot Control;
Economics BU Biology [Bachelor’s: Biological Science; Botany] SC
Agricultural and Resource Economics Robotics - Robot Vision; Semiconductor Devices and Processing]
[Master’s and Doctorate: Agricultural Economics; Natural Resource and Electrical Engineering English
[Bachelor’s: Electrical Engineering; Lasers and Optical Engineering] [Bachelor’s: Creative Writing; English Education; Language; Cell and Molecular Biology [Doctorate: Cancer Biology]
Environmental Economics]
Animal Science [Master’s and Doctorate: Biomedical Engineering; Computer Literature; Writing, Rhetoric and Literacy] GE GP hemistry
C
[Master’s: English Education; Literature; Writing, Rhetoric, and Social SC
[Master’s and Doctorate: Breeding and Genetics; Livestock/Beef Architecture/Embedded Systems; Computer Engineering; Computer [Bachelor’s: ACS Certified; Non-ACS Certified]
EN GP
Management Systems; Livestock Behavior and Welfare; Meat Science/ AS Networking; Communications and Signal Processing; Control Systems, Change; TEFL/TESL] Computer Science
High Performance Computing; Electrical Power and Energy; Lasers CS GP
Food Safety-Microbiology; Nutrition - Ruminant Animal/Equine; Ethnic Studies [Bachelor’s: Social Studies Teaching] GE [Bachelor’s: Computer Science; Human-Centered Computing]
Reproduction - Ruminant Animal/Equine] and Optics; Radars and Remote Sensing; Robotics - Robot Control;
Data Science
Robotics - Robot Vision; Semiconductor Devices and Processing] Fine Arts GE
Bioagricultural Sciences [Bachelor’s: Computer Science; Economics; Mathematics; Statistics]
[Master’s: Entomology; Pest Management; Plant Pathology; Weed Science] Engineering [Bachelor’s: Art Education; Drawing; Electronic Art; Fibers; Graphic Design;
Metalsmithing; Painting; Photo Image Making; Pottery; Printmaking; GE Ecology [Master’s and Doctorate: Ecology Risk Assessment and
[Doctorate: Entomology; Plant Pathology; Weed Science] [Master’s: Biomedical Engineering; Biomedical Engineering and Electrical
Sculpture] [Master’s: Drawing; Fibers; Graphic Design; Metalsmithing and Management; Human-Environment Interactions]
Engineering (Dual); Biomedical Engineering and Mechanical Engineering
Environmental and Natural Resource Economics AS (Dual); Chemical and Biological Engineering (Dual); Chemical Engineering; GP Jewelry; Painting; Printmaking; Sculpture]5 Materials Science and Engineering
Environmental Horticulture Civil Engineering; Computer Engineering; Electrical Engineering; Geography GE athematics [Bachelor’s: Actuarial Science; Applied Mathematics; General
M
[Bachelor’s: Landscape Business; Landscape Design and Contracting; AS Engineering Management; Mechanical Engineering; Systems MA GP
History [Bachelor’s: General History; Language; Social and Behavioral Mathematics; Mathematics Education]
Nursery and Landscape Management; Turf Management] Engineering]
Sciences; Social Studies Teaching][Master’s: Liberal Arts; Public History - Natural Sciences [Bachelor’s: Biology Education; Chemistry Education;
Engineering Science GE SC
Equine Science AS EN Cultural Resource Management; Public History - Historical Preservation; Geology Education; Physical Science; Physics Education]
[Bachelor’s: Engineering Physics; Teacher Education]
Public History - Museum Studies] Natural Sciences Education
Extension Education GP Engineering Science and International Studies EN
Interdisciplinary Liberal Arts GE
orticulture
H Physics [Bachelor’s: Applied Physics; Physics] SC
Environmental Engineering EN
[Bachelor’s: Floriculture; Horticultural Business Management; Interdisciplinary Liberal Arts and Engineering Science EN
Professional Science Master’s in Zoo, Aquarium, and Animal Shelter
Horticultural Food Crops; Horticultural Science; Horticulture Therapy] Mechanical Engineering [Master’s and Doctorate: Energy; Health;
EN GP International Studies Management
[Master’s and Doctorate: Bioactive Plant Components; Dietary Materials]
Intervention/Cancer Prevention; Ecophysiology; Enology; Environmental [Bachelor’s: Asian Studies; European Studies; Latin American Studies; GE Psychology
Systems Engineering [Master’s and Doctorate: Systems Analysis; System
and Stress Physiology; Floriculture; Fruit/Vegetables; Germplasm AS
Middle East and North African Studies] [Bachelor’s: Addictions Counseling; Clinical/Counseling Psychology;
Architecture; System Optimization]
Conservation; Greenhouse Technology; Landscape Ecology; Landscape/ General Psychology; Industrial/Organizational; Mind, Brain and Behavior]
Journalism and Media Communication1,6 GE SC
Ornamental Plants; Landscape Water Conservation/Xeriscapes; Organic/ Health and Human Sciences [Master’s and Doctorate: Applied Social and Health Psychology; Cognitive
Sustainable Production; Plant Antioxidants; Plant Tissue Culture; Potato Languages, Literatures and Cultures Psychology; Cognitive Neuroscience; Counseling Psychology; Industrial/
Apparel and Merchandising LL GP
Breeding; Potato Production Management; Potato Storage Physiology; [Bachelor’s: French; German; Spanish] [Master’s: Spanish] Organizational Psychology]
[Bachelor’s: Apparel Design and Production; Merchandising; Product GE
Rhizosphere Biology/Ecology; Turfgrass Science; Viticulture] Development]3 Music Statistics [Bachelor’s: General Statistics; Mathematical Statistics] GE
[Bachelor’s: Music Composition; Music Education; Music Therapy; Music
Landscape Architecture1 Applied Developmental Science Performance] [Master’s: Choral Conducting; Collaborative Piano; GE Zoology1 SC
oil and Crop Sciences
S Instrumental Conducting; Music Education - Composition; Music Education -
Construction Management4 GE Conducting; Music Therapy]1
[Bachelor’s: Agronomic Production Management; Applied Information Veterinary Medicine and Biomedical Sciences
Technology; International Soil and Crop Sciences; Plant Biotechnology, Counseling and Career Development Philosophy
AS Biomedical Sciences [Bachelor’s: Anatomy and Physiology; Environmental
Genetics and Breeding; Soil Ecology; Soil Restoration and Conservation] [Master’s: Career Counseling; Clinical Mental Health Counseling; School [Bachelor’s: General Philosophy; Global Philosophies and Religions; GE
Public Health; Microbiology and Infectious Disease] [Master’s: Anatomical SC
[Master’s and Doctorate: Crop Science; Plant Biotechnology, Genetics, and Counseling] Philosophy, Science and Technology]
and Physiological Sciences; Reproductive Technology]1,7
Breeding; Soil Science] Design and Merchandising [Master’s: Apparel and Merchandising; Political Science
GP Clinical Sciences
Interior Design] [Bachelor’s: General Political Science; Environmental Politics and Policy;
Business
Global Politics and Policy; US Government, Law and Public Policy] nvironmental Health
E
Early Childhood Education GE GE
Accountancy [Master’s: American Politics; Comparative Politics; International Relations; [Master’s: Environmental Health and Safety; Epidemiology; Ergonomics;
[Master’s: Financial Analysis, Auditing, and Reporting; Data Analytics and Education and Human Resource Studies Public Policy and Administration; Political Theory; Environmental Politics Industrial Hygiene] [Doctorate: Epidemiology; Ergonomics; Industrial
Systems; Taxation] [Master's: Adult Education and Training; Education Sciences; Organizational and Policy] [Doctorate: Environmental Politics and Policy] Hygiene]
Business Administration Learning, Performance, and Change] [Doctorate: Education, Equity, and Public Communication and Technology Microbiology
[Bachelor’s: Accounting; Finance; Financial Planning; Human Resource Transformation; Higher Education Leadership; Organizational Learning,
Management; Information Systems; International Business; Marketing; BU Performance, and Change; School Leadership] Sociology euroscience
N
Organization and Innovation Management; Real Estate; Supply Chain Family and Consumer Sciences [Bachelor’s: Criminology and Criminal Justice; Environmental Sociology; General GE [Bachelor’s: Behavioral and Cognitive Neuroscience; Cell and Molecular SC
Management] [Bachelor’s: Family and Consumer Sciences; Family and Consumer Sciences GE Sociology] Neuroscience]
Business Administration Education] Theatre [Bachelor’s: Design and Technology; Performance; General
GP GE Pathology
[Impact MBA] Theatre]
Fermentation Science and Technology GE
Computer Information Systems GP Women’s and Gender Studies GE Radiological Health Sciences [Master’s: Health Physics]
Food Science and Nutrition [Master’s and Doctorate: Food Science;
Finance GP Nutrition] Warner College of Natural Resources Toxicology
Health and Exercise Science [Bachelor’s: Health Promotion; Sports
SC
Engineering Medicine] Conservation Leadership [Master’s: Global] Veterinary Medicine
Atmospheric Science Hospitality Management GE Ecosystem Science and Sustainability SC
Bioengineering Human Bioenergetics ish, Wildlife and Conservation Biology
F 1
These majors may have additional progression requirements. View specific entry requirements for these competitive majors at:
[Bachelor’s: Conservation Biology; Fisheries and Aquatic Sciences; Wildlife SC admissions.colostate.edu/transfercompetitivemajors
Human Development and Family Studies
Biomedical Engineering 2
EN Biology] 2
The Biomedical Engineering major must be taken in conjunction with: Chemical and Biological Engineering, Electrical Engineering or
[Bachelor’s: Early Childhood Professions, Human Development and Mechanical Engineering. Two BS degrees are awarded upon completion of the program.
Family Studies; Leadership and Entrepreneurial Professions; Pre-Health GE Forest Sciences 3
For the Apparel Design and Production major, students complete a design portfolio due in October of the student’s second year.
Chemical and Biological Engineering EN
Professions; Prevention and Intervention Sciences][Master’s: Marriage and The top 25 students are selected based on GPA and their portfolio.
Forest and Rangeland Stewardship [Bachelor’s: Forest Biology; Forest Fire
Family Therapy; Prevention Science] 4
For the Construction Management major, students are admitted as “Pre-Construction Management,” and must complete 15 credits
Chemical Engineering GP Science; Forest Management; Rangeland Conservation and Management; GE
with a minimum 2.75 GPA, completion of CON 101 and CO 150 with a B or better and completion of MATH 125 with a C or better.
Interior Architecture and Design 1
Rangeland and Forest Management]
ivil Engineering
C 5
For the Visual Art major, it is recommended students start in the Fall semester due to course timing.
[Master’s and Doctorate: Environmental Engineering; Geoengineering; utrition and Food Science
N Geology [Bachelor’s: Environmental Geology; Geology; Geophysics;
SC 6
For the Journalism and Media Communication major, admission requirements include JTC 100 and JTC 210 with at least a B in one
Groundwater Engineering; Hydraulic Engineering/Stream Restoration [Bachelor’s: Dietetics and Nutrition Management; Food Safety and SC Hydrogeology] course and C in the other and a minimum 2.9 cumulative GPA over 12 CSU credits.
EN GP
and River Mechanics; Hydrologic Science and Engineering; Irrigation and Nutrition; Nutrition and Fitness; Nutritional Sciences] Geosciences 7
For the Biomedical Sciences major, students must complete LIFE 102 and CHEM 111/112 with a B or better and have a CSU GPA
Drainage Engineering; Structural Engineering; Water and International of 3.3 on a minimum of 12 credits but no more than 60 credits.
Development; Water Resources; Wind Engineering and Fluid Mechanics] Occupation and Rehabilitation Science 8
Students studying Biomedical Sciences receive a double degree, a BS in Biomedical and a BS in a traditional Engineering field.
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International Year One Programs
*Estimated credits remaining after Pathway/Total credit hours needed to complete degree.
UNDERGRADUATE ADMISSIONS Start Dates
Entry Requirements: Progression Requirements:
All GPAs are minimum cumulative unless
High School Diploma required for all programs otherwise noted
Semester Credits*
TOEFL
Fall Spring Summer GPA IELTS IELA Duolingo GPA Other
iBT
Agricultural Sciences
3-Semester • • • 88-90/120 50 5.0 154 75
At CSU, you can choose from more than 70 bachelor’s degree Entry Requirements 2-Semester • • • 88-95/120 2.3 60 5.5 162 90 2.5
• No W, I or U grade in a class
• Grade of C or better in all classes
programs. No matter what your career goals are, your path Program DIRECT INTERNATIONAL YEAR ONE* 1-Semester • • • 102-106/120 75 6.0 176 120 US UNDERGRADUATE
to success can start here. There are three ways to begin 1-SEMESTER 2-SEMESTER 3-SEMESTER
Business Administration**/Economics EDUCATION SYSTEM
3-Semester • • • 85-88/120 50 5.0 154 75
Program • High school diploma High school diploma • No W, I or U grade in a class
your undergraduate studies at CSU. requirements* • SAT or ACT for competitive
2-Semester • • • 88-90/120 2.31 60 5.5 162 90 3.0
• Grade of C or better in all classes To graduate with your 4-year
1-Semester • • • 104/120 79 6.5 176 120
majors (admissions.colostate.edu/ undergraduate degree, you will
competitive-majors) Computer Science
There’s no need to stress about where you start; just focus on where • Additional materials may also 3-Semester • • • 84-89/120 50 5.0 154 75 need to take the following classes:
be required
you’re going. You can complete your degree at any stage. We don’t 2-Semester • • • 89-93/120 2.31 60 5.5 162 90 2.5
• No W, I or U grade in a class
Minimum GPA
• Grade of C or better in all classes Core classes: General education
design our programs for one type of student; our programs are built 3.0 2.3 2.3 2.3
1-Semester • • • 106/120 79 6.5 176 120
Equivalent Dance courses can include English
for everyone. Where you will begin depends on your grades and
TOEFL iBT 79 75-79 60 50 3-Semester • • • 85-85/120 50 5.0 154 75 composition, social sciences,
English level. Where you end up is where you want to be: graduating IELTS 6.5 6.0-6.5 5.5 5.0 2.32
• No W, I or U grade in a class
2-Semester • • 86-90/120 60 5.5 162 90 2.5
• Grade of C or better in all classes humanities, history, mathematics
with a bachelor’s from CSU. IELA N/A 176 162 154 1-Semester • • 103-105/120 79 6.5 176 120
and natural/physical science. These
Engineering
Duolingo N/A 120 90 75 are typically taken at the beginning
3-Semester • • • 103-136/125-159 50 5.0 154 75 • No W, I or U grade in a class
g DIRECT ENTRY: If you meet the academic and English language Academic
Level 3 Level 3 Level 3 Level 2 2-Semester • • • 103-141/125-159 2.31 60 5.5 162 90 2.75³
• Grade of C or better in all classes
of your degree.
English • Grade of B or better in MATH 160 or 161, PH 141,
requirements for your degree program, you can apply directly to 1-Semester • • • 113-147/125-159 79 6.5 176 120 and or CHEM111
Colorado State University. Notes: Entry requirements are subject to change and vary by program. General Major classes: These classes will
*No lower than C average in all math courses for business administration, computer science, engineering, 3-Semester • • • 85-86/120 50 5.0 154 75 • No W, I or U grade in a class be about the specific field of study
To apply, you will need the following required documents: mathematics and science degrees. 2-Semester • • • 85-91/120 2.3 60 5.5 162 90 2.5 • Grade of C or better in all classes
you choose. They are typically taken
• Auditions required for performance for Music majors
1-Semester • • • 103-112/120 75 6.0 176 120
declarations, high school transcripts, university transcripts Institutional Code TOEFL: 4075 SAT: 4075 ACT: 0504 toward the last part of your degree.
Languages, Literatures and Cultures
(for transfer applicants), proof of degree, personal statement, 3-Semester • • • 91-91/120 50 5.0 154 75
accounting of time (freshmen only), passport, English test score Dates 2-Semester • • • 92-96/120 2.3 60 5.5 162 90 2.5
• No W, I or U grade in a class
• Grade of C or better in all classes
and letter of recommendation (freshmen only). An application 1-Semester • • • 106-108/120 75 6.0 176 120
Direct International Year One Mathematics
fee may apply. For more information, visit www.admissions.
3-Semester • • • 87-88/120 50 5.0 154 75
colostate.edu/internationalstudentshome Fall 2020: Aug 17, 2020 • No W, I or U grade in a class
Fall 2020: Aug 2020 2-Semester • • • 87-93/120 2.31 60 5.5 162 90 2.5
Start Dates Spring 2021: Jan 2021
Spring 2021: Jan 11, 2021 • Grade of C or better in all classes
Summer 2021: May 10, 2021 1-Semester • • • 102-107/120 79 6.5 176 120
Sciences
g INTERNATIONAL YEAR ONE: International Year One allows 3-Semester • • • 85-87/120 50 5.0 154 75
• No W, I or U grade in a class
you to begin earning credits toward your degree even if you don’t 2-Semester • • • 85-92/120 2.31 60 5.5 162 90 2.5
• Grade of C or better in all classes
meet the academic and English requirements for direct entry. You 1-Semester • • • 105-106/120 79 6.5 176 120
will receive additional support to help you be successful through Entry and progression requirements are subject to change and may vary by program.
**3.0 CSU GPA for BS in Business Administration Grade of B- or better in MATH 141 and ECON 202.
your first year at CSU and graduate in the same amount of time g ENGLISH LANGUAGE PROGRAM: If you do not meet the direct or 1
No lower than C average in all Math course
as direct entry students. Depending on your English language International Year One entry requirements, you can enter our Academic 2
Audition required
scores, you’ll enter International Year One through a 1-Semester, English program to improve your academic and language skills. Once you have 3
3.0 CSU GPA for Mechanical Engineering
2-Semester or 3-Semester program. For more information, visit achieved the required language level, you can progress to International Year [SAMPLE INTERNATIONAL YEAR ONE PROGRAM] Business Administration/Economics
www.intostudy.com/csu/programs One or enter your degree program directly. Learn more on page 21. Business: Accounting; Finance; Financial Planning; Human Resource Management; Information Systems; International Business; Marketing; Organization and Innovation Management; Real Estate;
Supply Chain Management
2-Semester Pathway Degree Program Components Program Information
Fall: August 17, 2020 120 credit hour program
Spring: January 11, 2021 30-32 credit hours apply from Pathway
Summer: May 10, 2021 88-90 credits remaining toward degree
Entry Requirements Semester 1 Course Title Credit Hours Progression Requirements
•• High school diploma EAP 150 English for International Students I 6
Undergraduate Degree Program •• 2.3 GPA (No lower than a C average
in all Math courses) MATH1 MATH 117, 118 or 141 1-3
Business
•• 3.0 CSU GPA
•• Language requirements: SPCM 100 Introduction to Popular Culture 3 •• Grade of C or better in all classes
Year 1: Freshman Year 2: Sophomore Year 3: Junior Year 4: Senior •• TOEFL iBT 60 KEY 192C Seminar 3 •• B- or better in MATH 141 and ECON 202
•• IELTS 5.5
BUS 100 4 Introduction to Business 1 •• No unresolved W or I or U grades
Direct Entry
•• IELA 162
3.0+ GPA •• Duolingo 90 Total 14-16
TOEFL iBT 79 Economics
Semester 2 Course Title Credit Hours •• 2.5 CSU GPA
IELTS 6.5
EAP 151 English for International Students II 3 •• Grade of C or better in all classes
General Education Course 3 3 •• No unresolved W or I or U grades
1-Semester KEY 192A3 Seminar 1 Notes
2.3 GPA
Pathway ECON 202 Microeconomics 3 1 Course depends on Math Placement (MPE) results.
TOEFL iBT 75-79
SPCM 200 Public Speaking 3 2 Students must test out of College Algebra II.
IELTS 6.0-6.5
International Year One
MATH 141 Calculus 3
High School 3 Courses will not be required over the summer semester,
which will result in fewer than the
Total 16
Diploma stated number of credit hours that semester
2-Semester
(or equivalent) 2.3 GPA
Pathway 1-Semester Pathway Degree Program Components 4 This course is typically taken by Business Majors only.
TOEFL iBT 60 Fall: August 17, 2020 120 credit hour program These courses are generally delivered through the
INTO CSU Center and are for Pathway students only.
What are your scores? IELTS 5.5 Spring: January 11, 2021 16 credit hours apply from Pathway
Summer: May 10, 2021 104 credits remaining toward degree
3-Semester Entry Requirements Semester 1 Course Title Credit Hours
2.3 GPA •• High school diploma
Pathway EAP 151 English for International Students II 3
TOEFL iBT 50 •• 2.3 GPA (No lower than a C average
First semester of this program MATH 1412 Calculus 3
English in all Math courses)
IELTS 5.0 begins before Year 1/Freshman
•• Language requirements: ECON 202 Microeconomics 3
Language •• TOEFL iBT 79
Transfer Student Program •• IELTS 6.5 SPCM 100 Introduction to Popular Culture 3
(See next page) No TOEFL iBT English •• IELA 176 KEY 192C Seminar 3
Language •• Duolingo 120
or IELTS Scores BUS 100 4 Introduction to Business 1
Program
Total 16
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UNDERGRADUATE TRANSFER PROGRAM Poonyawee works in an international company,
coordinating with foreign partners and clients.
Aditya has immersed himself at CSU, joining
the Entrepreneurship Club and the Indonesian
student organization.
“INTO CSU greatly improved “CSU has a lot of resources that
Have you earned credits from another college or university and want to Why Choose UTP? all aspects of my English skills, can help international students,
transfer to a US university? You can transfer directly into Colorado State Choosing UTP provides a customized, cost-effective path to your and helped prepare me for and I use the writing center to
University or choose our Undergraduate Transfer Program (UTP) which bachelor’s degree. Before your program starts, Colorado State my current job. It showed me help me with my papers. The
University will provide you with an estimate of credits that will how to plan my future career Pathway program helped me to
is specifically designed to support international students through the
transfer to the university. Once you arrive on campus, our friendly path. The professors were adjust to the environment and
process of transferring. very attentive and helped get services that expanded my
staff will be available to help you transition into life at a US
me to draw up a plan for network with other friends from
university. You will also have access to helpful resources including
after graduation in order to a lot of countries in the world
academic, English language and cultural support. If you do not meet
Entry Requirements achieve my goals.” and also local people.”
the English language entry requirements for the UTP, you can enter
Program Direct Transfer Undergraduate Transfer POONYAWEE, Thailand ADITYA, Indonesia
Program our Academic English program before progressing to either the UTP Master of Management Practice Graduate Pathway program in Computer
Program Length N/A 1-Semester Current Job: Business Development Information Systems
or direct transfer to Colorado State University.
or 2-Semesters Manager at Fintech Company Limited
in Thailand
Start Dates
Fall: Aug 2020 Fall: Aug 17, 2020 UTP Benefits
Spring: Jan 2021 Spring: Jan 11, 2021
• Transfer of credits from your college or university-level classes to
2.3
GPA 2.0 your degree
(2.5 for Engineering)
TOEFL 79 60-79 • Customized curriculum of university credit-bearing courses
IELTS 6.5 5.5-6.5 • Quick turnaround time for offer (5-7 business days)
IELA N/A 162-176
• Unofficial Pre-Arrival Credit Evaluation (15 additional business days
Duolingo N/A 90-120 after receiving offer letter)
No minimum. Must have No minimum. Must have
Isabela was inspired to study Geology in Colorado Jasir won the Student Leader of the Year award and
Minimum Transfer Credits completed one semester completed one semester • Guaranteed progression to any undergraduate program upon because of her interest in the Rocky Mountains. was a Global Village mentor during his time at CSU.
of college/university. of college/university.
successful completion of your UTP*
Maximum Transfer Credits 90 90
• Academic advising throughout the program including progression “Colorado has a really “My favorite part of campus was
Entry requirements are subject to change and may vary by program. interesting past. You can find Global Village and Parmelee
and student success advisors
stories and patterns in the Hall. Being around so many
* See exception for Biomedical Sciences major in footnote 7 on Academic Programs page. layers of the mountains. So, I diverse individuals allowed
think that’s why it’s perfect. me to grow and mature
After I graduate, I would like to exponentially, which really
go back to Panama and work broadened my horizons.”
Undergraduate Transfer Program Start Dates
on the Panama Canal.” JASIR, Pakistan
Fall: Spring:
International Year One in Business
Aug 17, 2020 Jan 11, 2021 ISABELA, Panama Administration/Economics, Master of
Agricultural International Year One in Sciences Accountancy
Sciences Current Job: Senior Revenue Accountant
Business at Discord in California
Administration/
Economics
Computer Science
Dance
Engineering
General
Languages, Victoria became a Student Ambassador during Yibei enjoys organizing events like shopping trips
Literatures and outdoor activities for students to participate in.
and Cultures her time at CSU.
Mathematics
Sciences “I found out that Fort Collins “I would really encourage
1-Semester program 2-Semester program
is one of the safest and most future students to get involved
bike friendly cities in the and try something new. It is
United States. The Pathway never too late to start a new
program has helped me find hobby. You know everyone
the right resources at CSU. kind of has their way of finding
They create events that help their new interest here, so
students fit in and adapt to the just be ready and willing to
community. The events really communicate. If students seek
help students interact with out the resources that they have,
others, learn other cultures, which are a lot, they are going
and get to know people here.” to be very successful with their
VICTORIA, Indonesia
school work.”
International Year One in
YIBEI, China
Business Administration/Economics
Bachelor of Arts in English
INTO CSU Student Ambassador
INTO CSU Student Ambassador
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Institutional Code TOEFL: 4075 GRE: 4075 GMAT: Select Colorado State University and the department you are applying to.
*Estimated credits remaining after Pathway/Total credit hours needed to complete degree.
GRADUATE ADMISSIONS Start Dates Entry Requirements Progression Requirements
Semester Credits* TOEFL
Fall Spring GPA Undergraduate degree IELTS IELA Duolingo GPA Other
CSU is home to more than 80 master’s programs, over 50 doctorate programs and iBT
three different paths to begin earning your graduate degree. Computer Information Systems
• Undergraduate degree comparable to a 4-year US • No W, I or U grade in a class
Bachelor’s degree • Grade of B or better in all classes
g Direct Entry: If you meet the academic and English language Entry Requirements
2-Semester • • 27/33 • 1 Semester Calculus or equivalent
undergraduate course with a B- or better
76 6.0 173 95 • 550 GMAT score or equivalent GRE score
• Résumé, Statement of purposes and 3 Recommendation
requirements for your degree program, you may apply directly to 2.75
equivalent grade or 1 Semester College Algebra
3.0
letters required to complete graduate file
Program DIRECT GRADUATE PATHWAY or equivalent undergraduate course with a
Colorado State University. B- or better equivalent grade or equivalent
1-SEMESTER 2-SEMESTER 1-Semester • • 27/33 placement on the online proctored CSU 86 6.5 176 120
Mathematics Placement Examination (MPE)
To apply, you will need the following required documents: Program • Bachelor’s degree Undergraduate degree which should be taken before arrival
declarations, university transcripts, proof of degree, personal requirements • Contact the academic
Design and Merchandising
department to verify
statement, passport, English test score, résumé and 3 whether the GRE/GMAT is • Undergraduate degree in Design and Merchandising • No W, I or U grade in a class
recommendation letters. An application fee may apply. required 1-Semester • 20-21/30 2.5
or related field
79 6.5 176 120 3.0
• Grade of B or better in all classes
• Résumé, Statement of purpose and 3 Recommendation
• Certain programs have letters are required for graduate file
Graduate degrees are competitive, and an extensive review of your higher requirements
application will be done. Please expect a longer turnaround for an Electrical and Computer Engineering in Biomedical Engineering
Minimum GPA
3.0 2.5-2.75 2.5-2.75
admissions decision. For more information, visit Equivalent*
2-Semester • • 14-18/30
• Undergraduate degree in Electrical Engineering,
70 6.0 169 95
• No W, I or U grade in a class
Computer Engineering, Computer Science or closely • Grade of B or better in all classes
3.0 (ME)
www.admissions.colostate.edu/internationalstudentshome TOEFL iBT 80 75-86 70-76 2.5
related engineering discipline • Résumé, Statement of purpose and 3 Recommendation
• 2.5 GPA in math, sciences and technical courses letters required (2 ECE faculty members + 1 INTO CSU
3.2 (MS) instructor allowed)
IELTS 6.5+ 6.5 6.0 1-Semester • • 22-24/30 79 6.5 176 120
g Graduate Pathway: Our Graduate Pathway program will give IELA N/A 176 169-173 Electrical and Computer Engineering in Communications and Signal Processing
you the academic foundation, essential language skills and GMAT/
Duolingo N/A 120 95 2-Semester • • 14-18/30
• Undergraduate degree in Electrical Engineering,
70 6.0 169 95
• No W, I or U grade in a class
GRE test preparation to successfully move on to your master’s or Computer Engineering, Computer Science or closely 3.0 (ME) • Grade of B or better in all classes
related engineering discipline • Résumé, Statement of purpose and 3 Recommendation
Academic English Level 3 Level 3 Level 3 2.5
doctorate degree. You’ll receive the highest level of personal care • 2.5 GPA in math, sciences and technical courses
3.2 (MS) letters required (2 ECE faculty members + 1 INTO CSU
1-Semester • • 22-24/30 79 6.5 176 120 instructor allowed)
Notes: Entry requirements are subject to change and may vary by program.
and support throughout your program. We offer a 1-Semester and
*Some Programs may have specific grade requirements in courses taken at the undergraduate level Electrical and Computer Engineering in Computer Architecture/Embedded Systems
2-Semester option, depending on your English language level and
• Undergraduate degree in Electrical Engineering, • No W, I or U grade in a class
academic preparedness. For more information, visit Dates DIRECT GRADUATE PATHWAY 2-Semester • • 16/30 Computer Engineering, Computer Science or closely 70 6.0 169 95
3.0 (ME) • Grade of B or better in all classes
2.5 related engineering discipline • Résumé, Statement of purpose and 3 Recommendation
www.intostudy.com/csu/programs Fall 2020: Aug 2020 Fall 2020: Aug 17, 2020 • 2.5 GPA in math, sciences and technical courses 3.2 (MS) letters required (2 ECE faculty members + 1 INTO CSU
Start Dates Spring 2021: Jan 2021 Spring 2021: Jan 11, 2021 1-Semester • • 23/30 79 6.5 176 120 instructor allowed)
g English Language Program: If you do not meet the direct or Electrical and Computer Engineering in Computer Engineering
Graduate Pathway entry requirements you can enter our Academic 2-Semester • • 16/30
• Undergraduate degree in Electrical Engineering,
70 6.0 169 95
• No W, I or U grade in a class
Computer Engineering, Computer Science or closely 3.0 (ME) • Grade of B or better in all classes
English program to improve your academic and language skills. Once 2.5 related engineering discipline • Résumé, Statement of purpose and 3 Recommendation
1-Semester • • 23/30
• 2.5 GPA in math, sciences and technical courses
79 6.5 176 120 3.2 (MS) letters required (2 ECE faculty members + 1 INTO CSU
you have achieved the required language level, you can progress to instructor allowed)
a Graduate Pathway program or enter your degree program directly. Electrical and Computer Engineering in Computer Networking
Learn more on page 21. 2-Semester • • 14-18/30
• Undergraduate degree in Electrical Engineering,
70 6.0 169 95
• No W, I or U grade in a class
Computer Engineering, Computer Science or closely 3.0 (ME) • Grade of B or better in all classes
2.5 related engineering discipline • Résumé, Statement of purpose and 3 Recommendation
• 2.5 GPA in math, sciences and technical courses letters required (2 ECE faculty members + 1 INTO CSU
3.2 (MS)
1-Semester • • 22-24/30 79 6.5 176 120 instructor allowed)
Graduate Pathway Programs
Electrical and Computer Engineering in Control Systems
*Estimated credits remaining after Pathway/Total credit hours needed to complete degree.
• Undergraduate degree in Electrical Engineering, • No W, I or U grade in a class
2-Semester • • 16/30 Computer Engineering, Computer Science or closely 70 6.0 169 95 3.0 (ME) • Grade of B or better in all classes
Start Dates Entry Requirements Progression Requirements 2.5 related engineering discipline • Résumé, Statement of purpose and 3 Recommendation
Semester Credits* • 2.5 GPA in math, sciences and technical courses 3.2 (MS) letters required (2 ECE faculty members + 1 INTO CSU
TOEFL 1-Semester • • 23-24/30 79 6.5 176 120 instructor allowed)
Fall Spring GPA Undergraduate degree IELTS IELA Duolingo GPA Other
iBT
Electrical and Computer Engineering in Electric Power and Energy
Applied Statistics
• Undergraduate degree in Electrical Engineering, • No W, I or U grade in a class
• Undergraduate degree • No W, I or U grade in a class
2-Semester • • 14-18/30 Computer Engineering, Computer Science or 70 6.0 169 95 3.0 (ME) • Grade of B or better in all classes
2-Semester • 29/31 • Calculus II or equivalent 76 6.0 173 95 • Grade of B or better in all classes 2.5 closely related engineering discipline • Résumé, Statement of purpose and 3 Recommendation
2.75 • 2.75 GPA in math and technical courses 3.0 • 3.25 GPA for all MATH, STAT, and STAA Courses • 2.5 GPA in math, sciences and technical courses 3.2 (MS) letters required (2 ECE faculty members + 1 INTO CSU
• Linear Algebra or Calculus III or equivalent • Résumé, Statement of purpose and 3 Recommendation
1-Semester • • 22-24/30 79 6.5 176 120 instructor allowed)
1-Semester • 29/31 • Upper-level statistics course 86 6.5 176 120 letters required for graduate file
Electrical and Computer Engineering in High Performance Computing
Chemical Engineering • Undergraduate degree in Electrical Engineering, • No W, I or U grade in a class
2-Semester • • 16-17/30 Computer Engineering, Computer Science or 70 6.0 169 95 3.0 (ME) • Grade of B or better in all classes
• Undergraduate degree in Chemical Engineering or • No W, I or U grade in a class
18- 2.5 closely related engineering discipline • Résumé, Statement of purpose and 3 Recommendation
2-Semester • closely related engineering discipline 70 6.0 169 95 • Grade of B or better in all classes
• 2.5 GPA in math, sciences and technical courses 3.2 (MS) letters required (2 ECE faculty members + 1 INTO CSU
20/30-32 • 2.75 GPA in math, sciences and technical courses • MS program requires a statement of research interests 1-Semester • • 23-24/30 79 6.5 176 120 instructor allowed)
2.75 3.0 and relevant experience
• Résumé, Statement of purpose and 3 Recommendation
21- Electrical and Computer Engineering in Lasers and Optics
1-Semester • 79 6.5 176 120 letters required for graduate file
23/30-32
• Undergraduate degree in Electrical Engineering, • No W, I or U grade in a class
2-Semester • • 14-18/30 Computer Engineering, Computer Science or 70 6.0 169 95 • Grade of B or better in all classes
Civil Engineering - Structural 3.0 (ME) • Résumé, Statement of purpose and 3 Recommendation
2.5 closely related engineering discipline
• 2.5 GPA in math, sciences and technical courses letters required (2 ECE faculty members + 1 INTO CSU
• Undergraduate degree in Civil Engineering or closely • No W, I or U grade in a class 3.2 (MS) instructor allowed)
related engineering discipline • Grade of B or better in all classes 1-Semester • • 22-24/30 79 6.5 176 120
2-Semester • • 18/30 2.75 • 2.75 GPA in math, sciences and technical courses 70 6.0 169 95 3.01 • Grade of B- or better in all CIVE classes
• Résumé, Statement of purpose and 3 Recommendation
letters required for graduate file Electrical and Computer Engineering in Radars and Remote Sensing
• No W, I or U grade in a class
Civil Engineering - Water Resources 2-Semester • • 14-18/30 • Undergraduate degree in Electrical Engineering, 70 6.0 169 95 3.0 (ME) • Grade of B or better in all classes
Computer Engineering, Computer Science or
• Undergraduate degree in Civil Engineering or closely • No W, I or U grade in a class 2.5 closely related engineering discipline
• Résumé, Statement of purpose and 3 Recommendation
related engineering discipline • Grade of B or better in all classes 1-Semester • • 22-24/30 • 2.5 GPA in math, sciences and technical courses 79 6.5 176 120 3.2 (MS) letters required (2 ECE faculty members + 1 INTO CSU
instructor allowed)
2-Semester • • 18/30 2.75 • 2.75 GPA in math, sciences and technical courses 70 6.0 169 95 3.01 • Grade of B- or better in all CIVE classes
• Résumé, Statement of purpose and 3 Recommendation
letters required for graduate file Electrical and Computer Engineering in Robotics Robot Control
• No W, I or U grade in a class
Computer Science 2-Semester • • 17-18/30 • Undergraduate degree in Electrical Engineering, 70 6.0 169 95 3.0 (ME) • Grade of B or better in all classes
Computer Engineering, Computer Science or
• Undergraduate degree in Computer Science, or • No W, I or U grade in a class 2.5 closely related engineering discipline
• Résumé, Statement of purpose and 3 Recommendation
2-Semester • • 17-33/35 70 6.0 169 95 3.2 (MS) letters required (2 ECE faculty members + 1 INTO CSU
relevant Science, Math or Engineering discipline • Grade of B or better in all classes 1-Semester • • 23-24/30 • 2.5 GPA in math, sciences and technical courses 79 6.5 176 120
2.75 • 2.75 GPA in math and technical courses
3.0 • Résumé, Statement of purpose and 3 Recommendation
instructor allowed)
1-Semester • • 26-30/35 79 6.5 176 120 letters are required for graduate file
Entry and progression requirements are subject to change and may vary by program.
Entry and progression requirements are subject to change and may vary by program. 1
CSU and CIVE GPA
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