Find Your Counselor
We know the college admissions process can be intimidating. That’s why we have a team of admissions professionals to help you with questions you might have on your journey to become part of the Colorado State University “Ramily.”
What’s an admissions counselor?
An admissions counselor is your go-to person for almost anything that comes up during your college search, application process, and after. No matter what stage of the process you’re in, you’ll have a counselor until you’re rolling up to campus for the start of the semester.
You are assigned a counselor based on your applicant/student type. Find your counselor below!
Freshman
You will be a freshman (first-year student) if:
- You’ve never attended college, or all your college credits were earned before you graduated from high school
- You are a U.S. citizen or permanent resident or have DACA status
Transfers
- You’ve attended a regionally accredited college after high school graduation. If your only college classes were taken during high school, you’ll apply as a freshman applicant.
- You are a U.S. citizen or permanent resident or have DACA status
International
You will be an international student if:
- You are not a U.S. citizen or permanent resident or have DACA status AND
- You currently have a valid U.S. visa or will be seeking a student visa to study in the United States
Second Bachelor’s
You will be a second bachelor’s student if:
- You have completed an undergraduate degree somewhere other than CSU
- You’ve never attended CSU as a degree-seeking undergraduate student
- You want to complete a second degree OR complete additional undergraduate coursework
Returning to CSU
You will be a returning student if:
- You previously attended CSU as a degree-seeking undergraduate student
- You left for at least one fall or spring semester while your degree was in progress OR you completed a degree at CSU
- You want to return as an admitted, degree-seeking undergraduate student to finish a degree in progress OR to begin a new CSU undergraduate degree program
Nondegree-seeking
You will be a nondegree-seeking student if:
- You are not currently working to receive a degree from CSU. This may include on-campus or online classes for enrichment or professional development, concurrent enrollment, or the Intensive English Program.
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If your applicant type isn’t listed here or you have other questions, our customer service team can help.