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

Attending Colorado State University Global was one of the best decisions I’ve ever made. The education, resources, and support I received there truly shaped my career in IT. The faculty were incredibly knowledgeable, and the hands-on opportunities gave me the skills and confidence I needed to excel. I owe a lot of my current success to CSU, and I constantly tell my friends about how awesome this school is. If you’re looking for a place that genuinely sets you up for success, CSU is the way to go!

Have attended several grad schools. CSU Global has teachers with solid academic credentials with the bonus of significant practical experience. All support services (advisory, F/A, etc.) were excellent.

Great experience, great support, got a great career with my degree

I graduated in October, 2024. My experience with CSU Global was great. My final GPA is 3.86 and my major is Project Management. The weekly workload is not heavy for a full-time student while I had a full-time job too. The discussion and writing assignments are easy to complete. It's not a self-paced program, so even you are very competent in your subject, you have to follow the 8-week session schedule. This is the only downside to me. It slowed me down and therefore the cost is high if compared with the competency-based program that I am currently attending for my Master degree. Overall, CSU is a good school to attend.

CSU Global is the future of higher education. Their advisors were accommodating and not hard to get ahold of. CSU Global catapulted my HR career. I never had a hard time getting a job, in fact I have held 4 different HR positions. I have learned so many invaluable skills at CSU Global. I can't recommend this place enough!!

Wonderful teachers, available tech support and completely asynchronous study schedules

Engaged advisor for student. Responsive with questions. Faculty that are experienced in fields of instruction.

The school didn’t feel like it was all about the money. I went in and learned the material and when I had questions the teachers actually wanted to teach me rather than let fail.