Colorado State University-Fort Collins Top Questions

When I walk to class every student seems to be the same, but with a great diversity at the same time. I dont look at race or ethicity when I look at students at CSU, because everyone is equal. Most students at CSU seem to have a good financial background.

Very white campus. Not necessarily racist, but very few minorities. Some very rich, snobby people, lots of down to earth chill kids. Pretty liberal campus, despite the rest of fort collins being conservative.

Although there is some diversity among CSU students, the student body is heavily dominanted by caucasians. A great diversity in the student body would be more benifical for all the students

I really don't pay much attention to the student body

When going to class, what people wear is usually split. There are always people dressed to impress and others in sweats. There are many people from out of state and many from instate, I have met about half and half.

Most CSU students seem to be from Colorado. There seem to be a lot of people who knew eachother before they came to school and it is kinda hard to make new friends.

I haven't really interacted with any of these kinds of groups. I think African American people may feel a little out of place just because CSU has a very white concentrated population.

CSU is the only school that I have attended that did not have a problem with feeling out of place. Everyone on campus is really friendly and nobody really judges you. Everyone can express their own individual self. Everyone has their own different style and personality and it is great meeting new people with different perspectives.

CSU is very accepting of all types of people. there is very little apparent judgement. i feel free to be myself and wear what i want to. i think it needs to be a little more racially diverse though.

The out reach groups are very persistent. I see a divesity but not as much as other schools. I would want more in all the clubs.