Being a transfer student brings a whole host of challenges as you continue to navigate your college experience. Listed below are some resources that are available to students throughout the year, which are applicable to the transfer experience:
Adult Learner and Veteran Services (ALVS) aims to support non-traditional students in their transition to Colorado State University. ALVS provides a broad range of resources to aid in the advancement of adult and veteran students both academically and professionally.
TILT’s Learning Programs are designed to enhance the educational experience of students at Colorado State University by enhancing academic skills, supporting work in courses, providing preparation for life after graduation, and offering enrichments that go beyond the classroom.
These programs include tutorial programs, academic skills workshops and coaching, online study skills resources, academic enrichment programs, private study areas and more!
TILT plays an important role supporting student success in both course work completion and, ultimately, graduation, by hosting a variety of on-campus tutoring programs in the Great Hall.
The Career Center empowers students to pursue satisfying careers through the development of individualized career plans. Whether you are just beginning your college experience or approaching graduation, they are here to help you every step of the way.
The Career Center offers many services to assist you in achieving your career goals, including: Individual Career Counseling appointments, Personality and Career Assessments, Career and Major Exploration tools, Resume / Cover Letter / Personal Statement development, Interviewing Skill development and Practice Interviews, Job and Internship Search Strategies, Job and Internship postings on CareerRAM, Career Interviews, and multiple Career Fairs every year!
Services offered by Off Campus Student Life:
- RentalSearch: CSU RentalSearch gives students access to rental listings accessible only by students. The goal of CSU Rental Search is to help students find a place to rent in an easy to use format.
- Rideshare: Are you planning a ski trip? Maybe there’s a great concert in Denver this weekend! Or you’d like to carpool on a regular basis to and from school. Whatever the reason, use CSU Rideshare and find your ride today!
- Party Packs: If you are planning on celebrating with an off-campus party, make sure you pick up your Party Pack. The Party Pack has a lot of useful items and information to help you have a great party without any problems. Pick up your free Party Pack at Off-Campus Life.
- Party Registration: Hosting an off-campus party? If so, remember to register it at the Off-Campus Life to avoid a $1,000 noise violation fine and misdemeanor on your criminal record.
- Landlord/Tenant Handbook: Whether you’re a first-time landlord or tenant, or a veteran the extent to which you are involved in your rental relationship is up to you. By knowing what protections and restrictions are in place, potential conflicts and misunderstandings will be minimized. Landlords and tenants will be better able to work together to ensure a successful tenancy.
The CSU Health Network offers a variety of medical services ranging from care for physical and mental needs to physical therapy, optometry and dental services.
Good health is important to your academic success. The CSU Health Network is your home for integrated health care while you’re at CSU. Services include primary medical care, counseling, psychiatry, physical therapy, optometry, dental and more.
By paying student fees, you pay to use the CSU Health Network. These fees provide unlimited primary care and psychiatry visits and up to five individual/couples counseling sessions per semester at no extra charge. They subsidize areas such as lab, radiology and pharmacy, allowing services to be provided at lower costs. Students taking fewer than six credits have the option to pay the student health and counseling fees. You do not have to be enrolled in the CSU Student Health Insurance Plan (SHIP) to use the CSU Health Network, but the CSU SHIP provides additional benefits.
The CSU Health Network is your student health home on campus regardless of your insurance plan by virtue of paying the Student Health and Counseling Fees. These fees are part of the standard fee package for students enrolled in 6 or more credits. But for more information about health insurance on campus please visit the Health Network’s,
Parking permits are required to park on campus. Learn more about the options available and purchase your permit. For a map of the parking on campus, visit the Parking Services website.
Campus Resources
- University Calendar
- CSU Health Network
- Counseling Services
- Health Education and Prevention Services
- Student Insurance Services
- Resources for Disabled Students
- Student Financial Services
- Police Department and Safety Information
- Student Diversity Program Services
- Student Leadership, Involvement, and Community Engagement (SLICE)
- RamLink
For the health of our community, CSU is a tobacco-free campus. For more information, please click here.
Still cannot find what you are looking for? Contact the Orientation and Transition Programs Office at (970) 491-6011 or tsfrpgms@colostate.edu.
