Colorado State University
Colorado State University
Colorado State University is a public university and one of the top colleges in Colorado. Residing in Fort Collins, it is one of the three colleges in the Colorado State University program, along with CSU Pueblo and CSU Global. Founded in 1870 as a Colorado Agricultural College, CSU was granted full university status in 1957. It is one of the top public research universities and has seen an increase in enrollment and student body within the past ten years. It has over 20,000 students at CSU and 2000 faculty in eight colleges of 55 different departments. The eight colleges are:
The College of Agricultural Sciences
The main campus spans over 500 acres in the Fort Collins area and is located north of the Gardens On Spring Creek. The base of the campus is a large area of over 200 feet called the Oval. Because the foundation of CSU was built on agricultural research, many sites are used for world-renowned environmental research. Outside the main campus is the agricultural campus for study and the foothills campus for project research. Pingree Park is also a part of the extended campus and is used for natural resource management, wildlife, and fishery biology.
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