Community for Excellence
The Community for Excellence (C4E) creates an asset-based approach top equitable learning experiences for students from their first semester to their last.
Senior Impact Survey
Who is a staff or faculty member who has had a positive impact on your life at CSU? Please give their name and describe how they have had a positive impact.
Cultural Resource Centers
The Cultural Resources Centers are open to all students at CSU.
Graduate Programs
Information on the Student Affairs in Higher Education (SAHE), Master of Science, and School of Education programs and degrees.
Admissions Future Student Resources
Learn more about the admission requirements, what Fort Collins is like and much more from our Admissions website.
Class Absence Information
Guidance on instructor-excused absences, verified absences, university-sanctioned absences, and faith, belief, or religious observance absences.
Visit Fort Collins
Are you thinking about visiting Fort Collins? Learn more about things to do here.
Student Scholarships
Through the Division of Student Affairs, invited students can apply for the Fields-Wolfe Memorial Scholarship.
For information on scholarships offered to students visit Student Financial Services.
Student Employment Opportunities
Visit The Career Center to learn more about paid student positions on campus, internships off campus, and search resources to help you create a resume, prepare for interviews and schedule career advising.
Rams Against Hunger
Rams Against Hunger offers a menu of services that support students, faculty and staff experiencing food insecurity including a campus food pantry, pocket pantries, meal swipe program, food recovery, rides to local resources, and assistance with SNAP.
Dean’s Certificate & Disciplinary Clearances
Do you need to know your discipline history for an employment or an education application?
Faith, Belief and/or Religious Accommodations
Request form for absences related to faith, belief and/or religious observances.
Basic Needs
Campus and community resources for Basic Needs support, including food resources, housing, utilities, transportation, healthcare, childcare, and more.
Student Disability Center Resources
The Student Disability Center provides support and accommodations for students with disabilities to ensure equitable access to university programs, services & activities.
The SDC assists with a variety of student accommodations including detailed information on service animals and emotional support animals.
Student Complaint Form
Form for students who have been unable to satisfactorily resolve a complaint with the faculty, staff, students or others involved.
Tell Someone
If you are concerned about safety or mental health – your own or someone else’s, please call (970) 491-1350 or report at tellsomeone.colostate.edu.
Student Support Services
Below are a selection of programs and services designed to support students in a variety of ways and provide opportunities to successfully participate in, and contribute to, the campus environment.
Student Case Management
Provides crisis prevention and intervention services. In difficult or crisis situations, students may find it challenging to navigate the academic consequences, university processes, and campus and community resources available.
Multifaith and Belief Initiatives
The Multifaith & Belief Initiatives at CSU aim to focus greater attention on diverse spiritual, religious and secular (non-religious) belief identities by educating, programming, and promoting constructive engagement across belief differences.
Community for Excellence
The Community for Excellence (C4E) creates an asset-based approach top equitable learning experiences for students from their first semester to their last.
Senior Impact Survey
Who is a staff or faculty member who has had a positive impact on your life at CSU? Please give their name and describe how they have had a positive impact.
Cultural Resource Centers
The Cultural Resources Centers are open to all students at CSU.
Graduate Programs
Information on the Student Affairs in Higher Education (SAHE), Master of Science, and School of Education programs and degrees.
Class Absence Information
Guidance on instructor-excused absences, verified absences, university-sanctioned absences, and faith, belief, or religious observance absences.
Student Scholarships
Through the Division of Student Affairs, invited students can apply for the Fields-Wolfe Memorial Scholarship.
For information on scholarships offered to students visit Student Financial Services.
Student Employment Opportunities
Visit The Career Center to learn more about paid student positions on campus, internships off campus, and search resources to help you create a resume, prepare for interviews and schedule career advising.
Rams Against Hunger
Rams Against Hunger offers a menu of services that support students, faculty and staff experiencing food insecurity including a campus food pantry, pocket pantries, meal swipe program, food recovery, rides to local resources, and assistance with SNAP.
Dean’s Certificate & Disciplinary Clearances
Do you need to know your discipline history for an employment or an education application?
Faith, Belief and/or Religious Accommodations
Request form for absences related to faith, belief and/or religious observances.
Basic Needs
Campus and community resources for Basic Needs support, including food resources, housing, utilities, transportation, healthcare, childcare, and more.
Student Disability Center Resources
The Student Disability Center provides support and accommodations for students with disabilities to ensure equitable access to university programs, services & activities.
The SDC assists with a variety of student accommodations including detailed information on service animals and emotional support animals.
Student Complaint Form
Form for students who have been unable to satisfactorily resolve a complaint with the faculty, staff, students or others involved.
Tell Someone
If you are concerned about safety or mental health – your own or someone else’s, please call (970) 491-1350 or report at tellsomeone.colostate.edu.
Student Support Services
Below are a selection of programs and services designed to support students in a variety of ways and provide opportunities to successfully participate in, and contribute to, the campus environment.
Student Case Management
Provides crisis prevention and intervention services. In difficult or crisis situations, students may find it challenging to navigate the academic consequences, university processes, and campus and community resources available.
Multifaith and Belief Initiatives
The Multifaith & Belief Initiatives at CSU aim to focus greater attention on diverse spiritual, religious and secular (non-religious) belief identities by educating, programming, and promoting constructive engagement across belief differences.
CSU Health Network
The CSU Health Network provides medical, counseling, and health education and prevention services to all students to support their health and well-being.
Permanent Disability Shuttle
The disability shuttle runs from 7:30am – 4:00pm Monday thru Friday & provides transportation for permanently disabled students to & from on-campus residence halls, parking areas & main campus buildings. There is a registration process on the Parking & Transportation Services website where students must apply for eligibility, but the service is free of charge.
Cultural Resource Centers
The Cultural Resources Centers are open to all students at CSU.
Graduate Programs
Information on the Student Affairs in Higher Education (SAHE), Master of Science, and School of Education programs and degrees.
Student Scholarships
Through the Division of Student Affairs, invited students can apply for the Fields-Wolfe Memorial Scholarship.
For information on scholarships offered to students visit Student Financial Services.
Rams Against Hunger
Rams Against Hunger offers a menu of services that support students, faculty and staff experiencing food insecurity including a campus food pantry, pocket pantries, meal swipe program, food recovery, rides to local resources, and assistance with SNAP.
Basic Needs
Campus and community resources for Basic Needs support, including food resources, housing, utilities, transportation, healthcare, childcare, and more.
Student Disability Center Resources
The Student Disability Center provides support and accommodations for students with disabilities to ensure equitable access to university programs, services & activities.
The SDC assists with a variety of student accommodations including detailed information on service animals and emotional support animals.
Tell Someone
If you are concerned about safety or mental health – your own or someone else’s, please call (970) 491-1350 or report at tellsomeone.colostate.edu.
Student Case Management
Provides crisis prevention and intervention services. In difficult or crisis situations, students may find it challenging to navigate the academic consequences, university processes, and campus and community resources available.
Multifaith and Belief Initiatives
The Multifaith & Belief Initiatives at CSU aim to focus greater attention on diverse spiritual, religious and secular (non-religious) belief identities by educating, programming, and promoting constructive engagement across belief differences.
CSU Health Network
The CSU Health Network provides medical, counseling, and health education and prevention services to all students to support their health and well-being.
Housing Security
On and Off-Campus resources for housing security open to CSU students, staff, and faculty
Pronouns
Learn more about pronouns. Pronouns are linguistic tools and sharing pronouns is a personal choice.
International Programs
International Student & Scholar Services (ISSS) at Colorado State University offers resources and support for international students and scholars, including:
- Cultural adjustment, academic integration, and immigration services.
- Information for international scholars at Colorado State University on how to obtain a Social Security Number, including the necessary steps and required documents.
Transportation
- Bicycle Information and Bike Registration
- Free Permanent Disability Shuttle: Apply for eligibility here.
- Apply for a Parking Permit
- On-Campus Transit Options
Campus Recreation
Provides information about both on-campus and off-campus recreation activities. It includes facilities such as the gym and swimming pool, as well as inclusive programs, group classes, and outdoor activities.
Student Legal Services
Student Legal Services at Colorado State University helps students resolve legal issues with minimal disruption to their education. They focus on educating students about the law and empowering them to handle legal matters effectively.
Tax Services
Resources for tax-related services, forms, and information for employees, students, parents, and foreign nationals.
Writing Center
Colorado State University Writing Center offers free consultations and feedback on drafts to all writers at the university. They provide face-to-face, real-time online, and written response consultations to help improve academic, personal, and professional writing projects.
Lory Student Center
A vibrant hub for students, offering a variety of programs, services, and spaces to foster a welcoming space for all, and an engaged campus community.
Admissions Future Student Resources
Learn more about the admission requirements, what Fort Collins is like and much more from our Admissions website.
Visit Fort Collins
Are you thinking about visiting Fort Collins? Learn more about things to do here.
Student Disability Center Resources
The Student Disability Center provides support and accommodations for students with disabilities to ensure equitable access to university programs, services & activities.
The SDC assists with a variety of student accommodations including detailed information on service animals and emotional support animals.
Multifaith and Belief Initiatives
The Multifaith & Belief Initiatives at CSU aim to focus greater attention on diverse spiritual, religious and secular (non-religious) belief identities by educating, programming, and promoting constructive engagement across belief differences.
International Programs
International Student & Scholar Services (ISSS) at Colorado State University offers resources and support for international students and scholars, including:
- Cultural adjustment, academic integration, and immigration services.
- Information for international scholars at Colorado State University on how to obtain a Social Security Number, including the necessary steps and required documents.
Transportation
- Bicycle Information and Bike Registration
- Free Permanent Disability Shuttle: Apply for eligibility here.
- Apply for a Parking Permit
- On-Campus Transit Options
Campus Recreation
Provides information about both on-campus and off-campus recreation activities. It includes facilities such as the gym and swimming pool, as well as inclusive programs, group classes, and outdoor activities.
Student Legal Services
Student Legal Services at Colorado State University helps students resolve legal issues with minimal disruption to their education. They focus on educating students about the law and empowering them to handle legal matters effectively.
Lory Student Center
A vibrant hub for students, offering a variety of programs, services, and spaces to foster a welcoming space for all, and an engaged campus community.
Languages Services
Languages Services at Colorado State University offers assistance in multiple languages, including Spanish, Amharic, Japanese, Arabic, Telugu, Hindi, Punjabi, Turkish, Russian, and Uzbek.
Orientation and Transition Programs
Offers essential resources for new students, including checklists, orientation schedules, and transition support. It also provides contact details and office hours for further assistance.