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Congratulations on your admission to Colorado State University! You've taken a confident and important first step in your higher education journey. We look forward to partnering with you as you work to achieve your educational and professional goals.
Your electronic identity (NetID) is the username and password required to access RAMweb (student records) and Canvas (learning management system).
When you create your NetID, you will also create your university email account. All communications from CSU will be sent to this address. Check your university email account often or forward your email to a preferred account.
During your first appointment, your advisor will discuss your transfer credit evaluation, your academic path, and the timeframe for completing your degree.
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Once you and your advisor have developed a course plan, review our step-by-step registration instructions for registering on the CSU Online website.
When you register for a course, you are responsible for the cost of tuition and applicable course fees. Colorado residency is not a factor in determining online tuition rates and fees. Colorado State University reserves the right to change tuition rates without notice. Tuition rates are subject to change on an annual basis.
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Financial aid is available for online and distance students to cover the cost of tuition, fees, textbooks, and living expenses. The Office of Financial Aid has a dedicated team to assist students seeking their degree through CSU Online. Learn more about applying for financial aid or arranging employer tuition assistance by visiting the Office of Financial Aid website or by contacting (970) 492-6321 or specialprograms@colostate.edu.
The Sexual Assault Prevention module will show in RAMweb in July (for Summer and Fall start students) and in December (for Spring start students). Learn more about the Sexual Assault Prevention course on the CSU Health Network website.
The CSU General Catalog contains information about student rights, responsibilities, and University policies and procedures. Reviewing the table of contents will help you to become familiar with the information the catalog contains.
Required textbooks and other course materials are listed on the corresponding course page. You may also locate and purchase these materials online through the CSU Bookstore website.
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