Colorado State University (CSU)

(Fort Collins, CO)

Colorado State is a public university. Founded in 1870, it became a land-grant college in 1879, and was granted university status in 1957. Its 562-acre main campus is located at the foot of the Rocky Mountains, in Fort Collins, 65 miles north of Denver.

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Grace Hussain

I noticed that you had a couple of food-related majors. Do these majors include courses that deal in the preparation of food? What are some of the animal-related majors that you offer?
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    Sara Rodriguez

    I'm a senior at Central Washington University majoring in Spanish with a minor in Studio Art. I should be finished working on my Bacherlor of Arts this summer. Currently, I am researching for prospective academic programs which may accept students with a solid background in the Arts and Foreign Languages. Also I am wondering the job prospects for in-demand programs at CSU.
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