Colorado State University (CSU), located in Fort Collins, Colorado, is a leading public land-grant research university established in 1870. As the flagship campus of the Colorado State University System, CSU is known for its strong commitment to research, sustainability, and academic excellence. The university serves over 34,000 students across undergraduate, graduate, and professional programs, offering nearly 300 areas of study including veterinary medicine, engineering, business, and agricultural sciences. With a student-to-faculty ratio of 17:1, CSU emphasizes personalized learning and faculty engagement. It is recognized as an R1 research institution, with nearly $500 million in annual research expenditures and a nationally acclaimed sustainability track record, earning a rare four-time AASHE Platinum rating. The scenic Fort Collins campus spans over 580 acres and offers a vibrant student life with more than 500 student clubs, Division I athletics, cultural venues, and access to outdoor recreation. CSU’s mascot, CAM the Ram, symbolizes the university's spirited community. With additional campuses like CSU Pueblo, CSU Global, and the CSU Spur project in Denver, the university continues to expand its impact both locally and globally.
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