How I chose my major: Family and Consumer Sciences
Read this family and consumer sciences student’s story on how she discovered her major and how it got her on the path to her dream career.
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Back to homeHow CSU professors are here for you through uncertain times
Even in challenging times, CSU’s support system and community is here for you. See for yourself: CSU professors tell you just how much you mean to them now.
Academic spaces: the English major
Explore the academic spaces and classes where CSU English majors become deep, critical thinkers and passionate creative writers.
What does interdisciplinary mean?
Throughout your college search, “interdisciplinary studies” may pop up more and more. But what does it mean? And what can it mean for your future?
Let’s talk teacher licensure at CSU
Explore Colorado State University’s teaching licensure program, and how it can set you up to graduate right into the teaching job of your dreams.
Academic Spaces: the Nutrition and Food Science major
If you’re interested in being a nutritionist, dietician, or working in the medical field with a nutritional focus, the Food Science major is a great option.
The benefits of having a minor in college
CSU has more than 80 minors that can allow you to pursue your passions. Here are some benefits to making room for a minor in college.
5 lesser-known majors sure to dazzle you
You might be aware of majors like business and biology, but there are hundreds of interesting programs that are just waiting to be discovered.
Let’s talk pre-law studies at CSU
Are you interested in legal studies at Colorado State? Our pre-law advising track allows you to prepare for law school and the bar.
Q&A with an engineering professor
We sat down with an engineering professor for a Q&A to get the scoop on majoring in engineering at CSU.