CSU Global (Colorado State University Global)Reviews of csuglobal.edu

I haven’t been able to find a job. Some of the teachers are really bad. I think it could greatly improve if the teachers actually interacted with the students.

I attended CSU Global last year and earned a graduate level certificate. I found the classes to be moderately challenging and most, but not all, of my professors were responsive. I had really wanted to stay at CSU Global and transfer my certificate credits toward a graduate degree, which I was given to understand wouldn’t be a problem from the time I enrolled. However, when it came time to do this, I was first told it wasn’t possible due to “double dipping” of credits and then, once I’d contacted the registrar and proven this false, I learned that I would have to complete the certificate program before I could enroll for a graduate degree. My program ended 1 day after their rate hike deadline, and since I had completed my degree I’ll was considered a non- continuous student. While I recognize the technicality, it felt wrong, because it actually would have been much cheaper to have dropped my last class and paid for it again, which would have allowed me to remain a continuous student than to have done the right thing and finished my class and certificate on time. That, and the runaround I got from staff from the moment I began making my inquiries about completing a master’s, has unfortunately led to my pausing my studies. I may elect to return to CSU Global in the future because at the time of my research it was the most affordable option and it’s pretty easy. However, my recommendation to possible future students is to go in expecting a runaround (and possibly conflicting information) from non-teaching staff and to be prepared to spend considerable time and frustration dealing with any side issues you may have. While I appreciate the response, it really illustrates CSU Global’s continued inability to address the real issues.