Colorado State University was established in 1870 as the state's land-grant institution. Land-grant colleges were created through the Morrill Act of 1862, federal legislation that donated public lands to several states, the sale of which was intended to provide funds to establish and support institutions that would provide more broadly accessible and practical education.
Agricultural Sciences
Agricultural Sciences
Click on the icon to learn more and to receive a link for a free application.
Health and Human Sciences
Health and Human Sciences
Click on the icon to learn more and to receive a link for a free application.
Liberal Arts
Liberal Arts
Click on the icon to learn more and to receive a link for a free application.
Natural Sciences
Natural Sciences
Click on the icon to learn more and to receive a link for a free application.
Veterinary Medicine and Biological Sciences
Veterinary Medicine and Biological Sciences
Click on the icon to learn more and to receive a link for a free application.
Walter Scott, Jr. College of Engineering
Walter Scott, Jr. College of Engineering
Click on the icon to learn more and to receive a link for a free application.
Warner College of Natural Resources
Warner College of Natural Resources
Click on the icon to learn more and to receive a link for a free application.
