BS and BTech and Bachelors Eligibility

BACHELOR’S PROGRAM AT COLORADO STATE UNIVERSITY

• Colorado State University is a public institution that offers many Bachelor’s degree programs for local as well as international students. There are two primary ways to explore your desired programs: majors and concentrations. A major is a degree you will receive after your graduation while a concentration studies a specific field related to a major. 

• Colorado State University provides more than 300 academic paths to choose from where you can explore different subjects for pursuing majors and concentrations of your choice.

• Not all majors have a specialization, but there are many options offered in Colorado State University like Data analytics and systems specialization, Taxation specialization, reproductive technology specialization, Mathematics and statistics concentration, Literature concentration, Wildlife biology concentration, Music education concentration, sociology concentration, soil ecology concentration, and many such concentrations in various subjects.

• Colorado state university also offers online bachelor courses. These online courses started from 1996-1997 by providing recorded and archived classes and lectures that students can access anytime at their convenience.  

Bachelor's programs offered in different fields at Colorado State University

- Accountancy

- Data Analytics and Systems Specialization

- Auditing and Reporting Specialization

- Taxation specialization

- Ecosystem science and sustainability

- Environmental and Radiological Health Sciences

- Agriculture and resource economics

- Systems engineering

- Statistics

- Liberal Arts

- Soil and Crop Sciences

- Sociology

- Anthropology and Geography

- Psychology and Physics

- Political Science

- Molecular, Cellular, and Integrative Neuroscience

- Marketing

- Mechanical Engineering 

- Management, etc.

 

Tuition and living costs for a bachelor’s program at Colorado State University: 

- The administrative fee for international students is $125 per semester. Fees usually change every year with respect to universities and the location of the study of students. The tuition fees are around $6800 for residents and $15000 for non-residents depending on the credit hours per semester.

- Some special fees include a registration fee of $150 per semester, an application fee of $60 for residents, and $70 for international candidates. 

- Living costs for international students are higher compared to local students. Expenses include deposits for off-campus housing, transportation, international traveling, shipping books, clothing, taxes, buying an automobile, and health insurance. 

- Colorado state university advises the international student to carry health insurance for safety and for the protection of educational investment made by students.

 

• Requirements for application

- Official Transcripts and Certified Translations

An official transcript obtained from a previous college/university that includes all the academic details and records with certified translation into English.

- GRE/GMAT scores

Through the academic department of Colorado University, you can check whether GRE or GMAT is required depending on your program. 

- Letters of Recommendation

Minimum 3 letters of recommendation are required to submit from your previous employers or professors who would specify your abilities and special skills for graduate study.

- English language test scores

Scores of English language tests like IELTS, TOEFL, and PTE scores should be submitted along with institution code 4075. If you have completed your previous degree from an American university or you are a citizen of an English-speaking country, then you are exempted from the English language test requirement. 

 

- Immigration documents

1. Certified proof of finances

2. Passport 

 

- The final decision for the admission is made by the graduate school. However, your department where you intend to study also plays a crucial role in your admission.

 

When submitting an application through an online system, the documents have to be uploaded directly by the applicant. However, there may be some documents that cannot be submitted through online means. In such cases, official transcripts, test scores, and other documents must be sent to the office of admissions: 

            Graduate admissions -

            Colorado State University – Office of Admissions

            1062 Campus Delivery

            Fort Collins, CO 80523-1062

 

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