CSU Scholarships are gift aid that doesn’t require repayment. Merit, financial need, and talent are just a few of the criteria used to award scholarships. Institutions, governments, private citizens, foundations, and neighborhood organizations all give them out.

CSU Scholarships

The total amount of resources and financial aid available to a student (including grants, loans, work-study, assistantships, scholarships, benefits from vocational rehabilitation, etc.) must be greater than the expected annual cost of attending a CSU.

CSU Scholarships Programme

In order to prevent over-awarding, Colorado State University may be forced to lower help if a student’s total aid exceeds their cost of attendance. They try to pay down loans as quickly as they can.

All scholarship available at Colorado State University is listed below, click the link to check eligibility and apply for your eligible ones:

Scholarships for Entering Colorado Resident Freshmen

The scholarships listed below are for Fort Collins, Colorado residents who have been accepted to a degree-seeking program at CSU’s main campus.

Unless otherwise stated, all scholarships are only available for the autumn and spring semesters. Even if a student begins in the summer, they will not be able to use their scholarship until the autumn semester.

Students must be pursuing their degrees on the main campus of CSU. These scholarships are not available to CSU Online students.

Students who went to another institution or university after graduating from high school are ineligible.

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Scholarships for Entering Non-Resident Freshmen

Scholarships below are for non-resident, first-time freshmen admitted to a degree-seeking program on CSU’s main campus in Fort Collins.

  • All scholarships will only be for fall and spring semesters; unless otherwise noted. If a student starts in the summer the scholarship still cannot be used until the fall semester.
  • All awards require enrollment in on-campus credits and students in CSU Online programs are not eligible.
  • Students who have attended another college or university after high school graduation are not eligible.

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Scholarships for Transfer Students

For transfer students enrolled in a degree-seeking program at CSU’s main campus in Fort Collins, see the scholarships listed below.

Unless otherwise stated, all scholarships are only available for the autumn and spring semesters. Even if a student begins in the summer, they will not be able to use their scholarship until the autumn semester.

Students must be pursuing their degrees on the main campus of CSU. These scholarships are not available to CSU Online students.

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Scholarships for International Students

A CSU international scholarship might cost between $2,000 and $12,000. Students who receive their top honors have an outstanding grade point average (GPA), challenging curriculum, and show a strong commitment to extracurricular activities.

After completing an application, students will find out whether they have been accepted and the amount of their scholarship grant within 2-4 weeks.

As long as the student maintains a high GPA at CSU, scholarships are renewed every year.

You must submit your application by December 15 in order to be considered for the largest awards. Up until March 15, they will still give scholarships to late applicants.

To learn more about the scholarship(s), please feel free to contact our scholarship committee at [email protected]

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CSU Scholarship Application (CSUSA)

For many of the scholarships at CSU, there is a competitive online scholarship application called CSUSA.

All class-level entry freshmen, undergraduates, transfer students, students pursuing a second bachelor’s degree, graduate students, and veterinary professionals are eligible for scholarships.

Your academic history and your responses to the application’s questions will both be taken into account while reviewing your application.

Tips for the CSUSA:

1. CSU recommends typing your essays in a word processing program to take advantage of spell-checking and word counting. Once you are done, just copy and paste your text into the application.

2. Some scholarships require letters of recommendation and/or other documents. Ensure ample time for these to be completed and submitted by the deadline of March 1 at 11:00 p.m. (MST).

The CSUSA offers scholarships based on both academic merit and financial need. Your Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) needs to be submitted no later than March 1 in order to be taken into consideration for need-based scholarships through the CSUSA. To be considered for merit-based scholarships, a FAFSA is not necessary.

How do I get a Full Ride Scholarship to CSU?

Applicants must demonstrate financial need as determined by the campus financial aid Office.

Applicants must be currently enrolled as full-time equivalent undergraduate students in any major field at the eligible CSU campuses and must remain full-time equivalent CSU students during the academic year.

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