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

Good School, classes are easy to understand and navigate. The school has quite a lot of relevant degree programs for jobs that are actually in demand this day and age (which is great because some schools offer degrees that are useless, this school does not.) The reason it's 4 stars instead of 5 is because I wish the school was more active in the career services department. As in providing more opportunities for EVERY student to get in touch with jobs or internships so they are successful and have experience once they graduate. This might be a recession issue as there were more job related opportunities/programs back in 2023, but not as much now. I just feel that more universities should focus on their career services because it's cutthroat in the job market nowadays.

The professors are good

What works well for me at CSU Global is consistency. For each class, the due dates are the same and that may seem like a small thing, but I am a busy person and adjusting to changing expectations is a task that I just don't need added to my list. Most professors are consistent in their expectations.

The Degree Progress Details in the student portal was under "maintenance" throughout my entire undergrad experience at CSU. Otherwise, it was a pretty smooth experience and was able to achieve my academic goal while maintaining a full time job as well.

Most of the adjunct professors were experienced in the field they were teaching, which always helps. Grading was always fair and objective.

My advisor has been invaluable in my learning experience, and I appreciate most of my instructors for engaging me with structured learning content and helping me build a rich academic experience.

The flexibility was super awesome and I really liked the course schedule of doing two at a time over an eight week period instead of the regular semester format. Overall, everything was great, and most of the teachers were super helpful and engaged. The only constructive criticism I would have is that, although it was uncommon, sometimes the opening exercises or mastery exercises would not be formatted correctly, such as having two of the same answer, true or false for a multiple choice question, etc. This seemed to become more common in the higher level classes I took and happened specifically in FIN440. Although again, this was uncommon and not necessarily a super huge deal since there's mostly unlimited attempts on these, since these exercises are a large part of the module would maybe be worth reviewing.

It was a great school. I enjoyed the learning and the classes. I think I only had one teacher that was a little challenging. All in all not bad for my undergrad and graduate programs.