| CONTACT INFORMATION |
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1500 Illinois Street
Golden, CO |
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(out-of-state)
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| CAMPUS SUMMARY |
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Founded on mining and mountains when Colorado was a territory, today CSM is much more. From computers to consulting, high tech to biotech, and economics to engineering, CSM graduates are in demand and making their mark.
Of course, our traditional programs in the geosciences and resource engineering are still there. But today, CSM offers programs that tough technology and businesses across a broad range.
The people who founded CSM were hard working, imaginative, and entrepreneurial, and believed that education was the key. That hasn't changed, and the same kind of people-both students and faculty-make CSM what it is today. |
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| STUDENT DEMOGRAPHICS |
| Term for which enrollment data is valid: Fall 2003 |
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| Fall Enrollment |
Students |
| Total enrollment |
3,513 |
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Undergraduate 1
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2,708 |
| Graduate |
805 |
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| Enrollment Category |
Students |
| Undergraduate - degree seeking |
2,658 |
| Undergraduate - nondegree seeking |
50 |
| Undergraduate - degree seeking percentage |
98.2% |
| Graduate - degree seeking |
737 |
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Graduate - nondegree seeking 3
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68 |
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| Geographic Origin |
% |
| In state |
78.6 |
| Out of state |
21.4 |
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| Undergraduate Distribution by Gender |
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| Female |
23.6 |
| Male |
76.4 |
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| Undergraduate Distribution by Ethnicity |
% |
| Asian American |
5.7 |
| Black |
1.3 |
| Hispanic |
7.0 |
| Native American |
1.0 |
| White |
80.9 |
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Foreign 2
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4.0 |
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| Undergraduate Distribution by Age |
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| 25 years and older |
4.4 |
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| ACADEMIC INFORMATION |
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| Degree Type |
Awarded |
| Certificate |
N/A |
| Associate |
N/A |
| Baccalaureate |
517 |
| Master's or Specialist |
201 |
| First Professional |
N/A |
| Doctorate |
54 |
| Total |
772 |
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Credit Hours Required for Degree:Baccalaureate Degrees usually involve at least four years of study. The standard number of credits required for a Baccalaureate Degree is 120 credits. Some programs require more to fulfill specific requirements.
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Special Study Options:
| Accelerated Program |
Yes |
| Cooperative Education |
Yes |
| Cross-Registration |
No |
| Distance Learning |
No |
| Double Major |
Yes |
| Dual Enrollment |
Yes |
| English as a 2nd Lang. |
Yes |
| Exchange Student Prog. |
Yes |
| External Degree Prog. |
No |
| Honors Program |
Yes |
| Indepentent Study |
Yes |
| Internships |
Yes |
| Liberal Arts/Career Combination |
No |
| ROTC |
Army & Air Force |
| Student-Designed Major |
No |
| Study Abroad |
Yes |
| Weekend College |
No |
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Pass Rates on Professional Exams:
| Avg GRE-Verbal |
517 |
| Avg GRE-Quantitative |
711 |
| Avg GRE-Analytical |
667 |
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| Note: GRE Scores from to |
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| FINANCIAL INFORMATION |
| Academic year for which cost information is valid: 2004 |
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| Annual Tuition & Fees |
$ |
| Tuition, resident |
6,336 |
| Tuition, nonresident |
19,240 |
| Room & Board |
6,448 |
| Mandatory student fees |
746 |
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| Annual Combined Tuition and Fees |
$ |
| Tuition and Fees for one year, resident |
7,082 |
| Tuition and Fees for one year, non-resident |
19,986 |
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| Academic year for which financial aid information is valid: 2003 |
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| Enrollment Category Receiving Aid |
% |
| Undergraduate |
74.1 |
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| Financial Aid |
$ |
| Average federal student aid award |
2,742 |
| Average state student aid award |
2,430 |
| Average student loan |
6,276 |
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| OTHER |
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Class Sections by Size:
| Fewer than 10 |
15%% % % % % 100 0r More 0% |
| 10 - 19 |
23% |
| 20 - 29 |
19% |
| 30 - 39 |
23% |
| 40 - 49 |
10% |
| 50 - 99 |
5% |
| 100 or more |
3% |
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| Undergraduate Credit Hour Load |
% |
| 15 or more credit hours |
79.2 |
| 12 but less than 15 credit hours |
16.5 |
| Less than 12 credit hours |
4.3 |
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