Colorado State University 
CSU was founded as the Colorado Agricultural College in 1870, six years before the Colorado Territory was granted statehood, and it was one of 68 land-grant colleges established by President Abraham Lincoln’s signing of the Morrill Act. CSU upholds its mission of providing high-quality, affordable higher education to all who have the desire and ability to achieve it. There are eight colleges focused on agricultural science, business, engineering, health and human sciences, liberal arts, natural sciences, natural resources, and veterinary medicine and biomedical sciences. According to the 2019 U.S. News and World Report, 22 CSU graduate programs rank in the top 100 across the country. CSU is the first university in the world to receive the STARS Platinum rating for sustainability twice. CSU’s hometown of Ft. Collins is ranked as one of “America’s Most Innovative Tech Hubs” and as America’s most bike-friendly city.
WRGP-Eligible Programs
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Supplimentary Information
Tuition
- Through WRGP You'd Save: $16,688
- WRGP: $11,494
- Resident: $11,494
- Nonresident: $28,182
NOTE: Estimated tuition rates and savings shown are per academic year and are from WICHE’s most recent Tuition & Fees Report for 2024-2025. Fees are additional.
IMPORTANT: Verify full estimated cost of attendance with the institution’s bursar, admissions, financial aid or graduate admissions (for WRGP) office. Tuition rates for more specialized undergraduate/graduate programs may be much higher than the tuition rate for standard programs. To receive the discounted tuition rate, program must be WUE- or WRGP-eligible. You must apply by the school’s deadlines and meet their academic eligibility and residency requirements.
Quick Facts
- Online Programs at WRGP Rate: No
- Campus Housing Available: Yes
- Upcoming Application Deadlines:
- Varies by Program