You love taking things apart and putting them back together.
You dream of space and its endless possibilities.
You want to solve real-life problems for people
who need your ingenuity to save lives.
who need your ingenuity to save lives.
Engage your curiosity.
Check out our Undergraduate Programs page to search majors and departments by keywords, career choices, and interests.
Our Undergraduate Programs page has information specifically for transfer students and competitive major requirements.
April 8 registration link available now. Only admitted students can access the registration.
TOURS AND VISITS
For future students, there’s nothing like walking up the big staircase in the Scott Building, asking questions during a live tour with an engineering ambassador, or talking with current students about their engineering projects.
Our Custom Visit Day tours and events will give you a better understanding of the admissions process, our location, academic programs, and student life at Colorado State. Engage with current engineering students and ask questions about their CSU experience.
Follow along with us as our Engineering Student Ambassador team explores the buildings, labs, and classrooms in the Walter Scott, Jr. College of Engineering.
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Take advantage of these engineering-specific visit opportunities:
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Offered for free each year, the College invites high school students, their parents, and community members to explore engineering majors and careers.
In case you missed them, we recorded sessions from previous Engineering Exploration Week sessions. Get information about majors, student life, education abroad, and more.
Engineering Days
Although this is not a traditional visit day, the E-Days design showcase features outstanding opportunities across disciplines to interact with undergraduate students and their projects.
Our Student Ambassadors
Our student ambassadors live the engineering life every day, and are the perfect people to answer questions about the engineering experience. The ambassadors give tours of our buildings, offer advice to future students, and are available for any questions about the College.
About us
Ethan Barron
Biomedical and Mechanical Engineering
- Pre-Med Track
- Honors Program
- On-campus research
- Being an out-of-state student
- Living in Academic Village
- IM Sports
Kate Boyd
Chemical and Biological Engineering
- Living in Academic Village
- Things to do in Colorado
- Research on campus
- Clubs on campus
- Living on campus sophomore year
- Study abroad
Isabel Brandtjen
Chemical and Biological Engineering
- Engineering open option
- Working in a lab on campus
- Internships
- Being an out-of-state student
- Managing challenging courses
- On/off-campus life
Sydney Hart
Civil and Environmental Engineering
- Being an out-of-state student
- Living in Academic Village
- Society of Women Engineers
- Fraternity and Sorority life
- Internships
- Changing majors
- Off-campus living/life
Michelle Hefner
Biomedical and Chemical & Biological Engineering
- Being Latinx in Engineering
- Being a transfer student
- Being an out-of-state student
- Diversity Programs in Engineering
- Studying Abroad + Interning Abroad
- Undergraduate research
Albert Marquez
Civil Engineering
- Undergraduate Research
- Being LatinX in Engineering
- Diversity Programs in Engineering
- Living in Durward/Westfall Hall
- Failing a Course
- Study Tips
- Fort Collins Life
Kailee Mitsuyasu
Computer Engineering
- ECE Outreach Group
- Diversity Cultural Centers on campus
- Student clubs and leadership positions
- Being from Hawaii
- Living in Allison Hall and Aggie Village
- On campus jobs
Evan Ronzone
Mechanical Engineering
Key Communities
Living in Corbett / Alpine Hall
Study Tips
Tutoring Resources
Virtual Learning
Being Asian American in Engineering
Mayca Saavedra
Environmental Engineering
- Being a first-generation independent student
- Fraternity and Sorority Life
- Powerhouse Energy Institute
- Being from Lima, Peru
- Adding a minor from a different college
- Leadership opportunities in organizations
Ananya Vajapayajula
Chemical and Biological Engineering
- Being an international student
- Honors Track 2 Program
- Honors Undergraduate Research Scholars Program
- On-campus research
- Internships
- On/off-campus life
- On-campus jobs
Sarah Verderame
Biomedical and Mechanical Engineering
- Internships
- Living in AV
- The Fort Collins Culture
- Off-campus living/life
- Being an out of state student
- Student diversity organizations
- Engineering organizations
Connor Witt
Chemical and Biological Engineering
- Mountain biking in Fort Collins
- Starting research as a sophomore
- The Honors program
- Living in the Honors Residence Hall
- How photography can help you make connections
- Skiing in Colorado
Engineering Residential Learning Community
Imagine living among other students on campus, surrounded by peers building a strong community. Being a part of the College community, at Colorado State University and in Fort Collins, offers an experience like no other.
Academic Village
Open to first-year engineering students only.
Academic Support Services
Peer mentoring
Nightly tutoring (Sunday-Thursday)
Weekly advising drop-in hours
Live-in “Faculty-in-Residence” and Graduate Academic Coaches
Access to engineering Resident Assistant
RESOURCES
Design studios
Collaborative work rooms
Electronic classroom
Engineering Network Services Help Desk