Campus Resources
New to CSU? These resources will help you find community, navigate the campus, stay safe, set up your technology needs, and recreate. Gain familiarity with CSU systems for courses, paying bills, and resources for solving problems and taking care of yourself.
Getting Started
These resources will help you transfer credits, learn about financial aid, make a deposit, register, access your classes, download software, and get rolling with classes.
Information Technology
Email, software downloads, NetID, training, and more. Set up or modify your NetID, Google Apps, Anti-Virus software, or visit/call the IT Help Desk in the Morgan Library, and more.
RAMweb
The student portal for applicants, new, and current students. Check your application status, register, view financial information, student records, jobs, and more.
Canvas
- CSU’s course interface for online and campus classes.
- Canvas student orientation guide, how to see all your classes, Canvas app, and more.
Office of the Registrar
Information related to course transfer and access, registration, schedule changes, related forms, and more.
Office of Financial Aid
- Summer financial aid, reduced nonresident undergraduate tuition rate, student employment, and more.
- Colorado residents may apply for the College Opportunity Fund stipend.
Cashier's Office
Learn where and how to pay your bill, explore payment plans, set up payment from college savings and 529 plans, and more.
Create Your Community
These resources support you in finding your community, along with groups, and opportunities within departments and across areas of study.
Inclusive Excellence and Student Diversity Offices
Colorado State University (CSU) is proud of its efforts to enhance, appreciate and support diversity and multiculturalism as part of its mission as a land-grant institution of higher education. A selection of programs and services are designed to support students in a variety of ways and provide opportunities to successfully participate in, and contribute to, the diverse campus environment. While each office listed on the Inclusive Excellence website may emphasize a specific segment of the student body, services and programs are available to benefit all students at CSU.
Student Leadership, Involvement, and Community Engagement (SLiCE)
With a variety of leadership and community engagement programs, SLiCE provides an important link between students and their surrounding communities.
RamLink
Connect with the CSU community, student organizations, and events.
Campus Resources
If you’re studying on campus, you’ll find information about how to get your RamCard, find the CSU Bookstore and RAMTech store, and become familiar with campus.
Campus Maps
Search the user-friendly campus map by building and location. View campus through a sustainability point of view, enjoy art installations, find services such as assistive technology, and much more.
Assistive Technology Resource Center (ATRC)
Provides physical and digital access for all students through consultation, education, and advocacy regarding inclusive design, access to mainstream and instructional technologies, and best practices for assistive technology supports in higher education.
Morgan Library
- Research resources and support for your next paper or project.
- Technology resources include tech support and computer repairs, video editing bays, and device check out.
- Printing, meeting rooms, quiet study spaces, off-campus access, and more.
RamCard
Your RamCard is your personal ID card on campus. It’s your ticket to just about everything at Colorado State University.
RAMTech
Purchase a laptop, accessories, hardware, and software.
Come in to ask questions, try products, check-in for repairs, and more. This is the one-stop shop where you can directly interface with the knowledgeable RAMTech team.
CSU Bookstore
Purchase CSU Rams and Semester at Sea apparel, textbooks, gifts, art and office supplies, and more.
Health, Relationships, and Safety
From rock climbing and yoga classes to signing up for emergency alerts, use these resources to take care of your health, relationships, and connect with the RAM community.
Campus Recreation
Group classes, personal training, intramural sports, outdoor programs, sport clubs, and more.
Safety Resources
Information and resources for safety, emergencies, and reporting concerns. Sign up for text alerts, SafeWalk, and support members of CSU community and helping those who may be struggling or in distress. “Rams take care of Rams.”
CSU Health Network
Care for body and mind.
Student Resolution Center
Supporting students as they navigate challenges and explore their impact as members of the CSU community.
YOU@CSU
Find tips and tools for everything from your mental and physical health to friendships and finding balance.
Housing, Parking, and Transportation
Locate housing, learn about parking and local public transit, and register your bicycle.
Off-Campus Life
Off-Campus Life’s summer housing web page includes a rental search and the schedule for their roommate Meet and Matches. Explore summer internships and learn about furniture rental, transportation, and local entertainment and activities.
Parking and Transportation Services
Explore transportation options, purchase a permit, or find the parking areas that fit your need, including ADA parking.
On-Campus Housing (Summer)
- Students enrolled for one or more credits can live in campus housing and pay for only the weeks they stay.
- Summer 2025 housing and meals will be available in Parmelee Hall.
- The application for Summer 2025 on-campus housing application will open the last week of March 2025.
Bicycle Registration
All bicycles ridden or parked on any Colorado State University campus must be registered with the CSU Police Department. Learn the rules of the road for staying safe on campus and in Colorado.
Jobs and Career
Find work and gain experience. Connect with people and resources to explore career paths, prepare for your job search and fulfill your future goals.
Career Center
- Visit the Career Center website to learn about job listings in Handshake and make a one-on-one connection.
- The website is loaded with resources for creating a cover letter and resume, preparing and practicing for interviews, career advising, networking, and much more.
RAMweb: Student Employment
Learn about:
- Full-time, internship and part-time (campus and business) jobs.
- Local odd jobs (nonregistered businesses) by visiting RAMweb > Menu > Student Employment.