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There is an automatic scholarship
available for freshmen entering the Honors Program in the Fall
of 2010. In addition, CSU offers merit-based scholarships to both
resident and non-resident entering freshmen. Specific information
about the Honors scholarship and the CSU merit scholarships for
entering freshmen is listed in more detail below. Students who
wish to apply for financial assistance from CSU should complete
the Free Application For Student Aid (FAFSA) as well as the Colorado
State University Scholarship Application (CSUSA). More information
about applying for financial assistance can be found on the Student
Financial Services website.
THE HONORS SCHOLARSHIP
is available to freshmen entering CSU in the Fall of 2010.
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Entering
Freshmen who are admitted to, and participate in the Honors
Program.
Renewal is contingent on maintenance of a 3.0 GPA and curricular
compliance. |
Residents:
$1000 annual award
Non-Residents: $2000
annual award
Renewable for 6 additional
semesters provided requirements are met. |
THE CSU GREEN AND GOLD
SCHOLARSHIP is available to Colorado resident entering
freshmen.
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Colorado
resident entering freshmen who demonstrate outstanding academic
achievement.
Other factors considered
include leadership, extracurricular activities, service
to school or community, and special talents. |
$2000
annual award, renewable for 6 additional semesters provided
requirements are met. |
To
be considered for this scholarship, each student must apply
for admission by the priority filing date of February 1
and meet all eligibility criteria by March 1.
Boettcher Scholarship
recipients and National Merit Finalists who list CSU as
their first choice institution with National Merit, National
Hispanic Scholars, and National Achievement Scholars will
automatically receive Green and Gold Scholarships.
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ELIGIBLE
NON-RESIDENT STUDENTS will receive ONE
of the following scholarships if the CSU application is completed
by February 1st.
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Non-resident
entering freshmen who have a minimum 1150 SAT or 25 ACT
AND a 3.75 or higher high school GPA. |
$9000
annual award, renewable for six additional semesters provided
requirements are met. |
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Non-resident
entering freshmen who have a minimum 1150 SAT or 25 ACT
AND a 3.5 - 3.74 high school GPA. |
$7000
annual award, renewable for six additional semesters provided
requirements are met. |
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Non-resident
entering freshmen who have a minimum 1150 SAT or 25 ACT
AND a 3.25 - 3.49 high school GPA. |
$5000
annual award, renewable for six additional semesters provided
requirements are met. |
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Non-resident
entering freshmen who meet specific academic criteria (see
WUE
website) AND are from a participating WUE state. |
Estimated
$9,300 (based on tuition and fees). Amount subject to change.
Renewable for 6 additional semesters provided requirements
are met. |
* Presidential, Provosts, Deans Scholarships:
To be considered for one of these scholarships, each student must submit
a complete Application for Admission (including transcripts, test scores,
processing fee, essay, and letter of recommendation) and meet specific
academic criteria by February 1. National Merit Finalists
who list CSU as their first-choice institution with
National Merit, National Hispanic Scholars, and National Achievement
Scholars will automatically receive the Presidential Scholarship.
** Western Undergraduate Exchange
To be considered for the WUE scholarship, each
student must submit a complete Application for Admission (including
transcripts, test scores, processing fee, essay, and letter of
recommendation) and meet specific academic criteria by
February 1. Students applying after that date will be
considered on a space-available basis.
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