Colorado State University Programs: Tuition fees, Ranking, Scholarships, Application Deadlines & Entry Requirements

I like it became It's interactive and we have a lot of classes that the material crosses over. However it is a lot of work and while some say social work would be easy, they don't know all of the work we have to do.

There are a lot of fees and some do not even make sense. Also to park on campus it is about 500 dollars for the year. However, parking is tight and they are very quick to find you if you do not park in the correct spot.

The course curriculum is good however I believe that basic classes like English, philosophy, etc are not related to my major and I am not sure why I have to take those kinds of classes. I feel as if it is not the optimal way of education.

The fees structure are on your student account. They have various types of fees for technology, library, etc. I am not 100% sure on the rest. I do know that they charge you for your classes and such.

I really enjoy the curriculum, except I wish there wasn't so much reading required outside of class. I wish there were more interactive activities rather than so much reading. It would make the class much more exciting to attend.

I personally pay out of state tuition, which is a hefty amount of money. Also, the room and board costs for freshmen who are required to live on campus are very high and are a struggle for many to afford.

I think there's plenty of options for everyone to take or try our but the restrictions and prereqs are sometimes irritating to deal with. And there are a lot of classes, but the hard part is you have to look through them all.

They have random fees for classes and also for things like technology, buses, and other stuff. The nice thing is that you can charge books and stuff to your student account.