Undergraduate Information

CSU's goal is for all students to walk into our classrooms, labs, or other learning spaces only after having gotten a negative COVID test from the CSU testing site.

CSU’s public health office will follow up on all positive cases and perform contact tracing and provide instructions for self-isolation or quarantine. Space has been set aside in university housing facilities for positive students who live on campus. You can find more information on CSU's COVID testing page.

The Residence Halls and Dining will be opening as planned on Jan 14. Students will need to participate in mandatory COVID testing prior to checking into their rooms, and this timing allows them to receive their test results and then, if needed, complete their quarantine or isolation prior to starting hybrid and in-person classes the week of Jan 25. More information will be posted at https://housing.colostate.edu/ as further decisions are made for the spring semester.

Undergraduate academic advising is available Monday-Friday. Advisors will have face-to-face and/or remote advising appointments via Microsoft Teams available each week. To schedule an advising appointment with your assigned business advisor go to www.csubiz.com/advising. When arriving to room 110 Rockwell West for a face-to-face appointment, students are required to wear a facemask. The door will be closed and locked, so please knock and someone will open the door for you.

Drop-in advising will continue to be offered throughout the semester remotely via Microsoft Teams. Drop-in appointments are available:

• Mondays 3 – 4 pm
• Tuesdays 8:30 – 9:30 am
• Wednesday 3 – 4 pm
• Thursdays 3 – 4 pm
• Fridays 8:30 – 9:30 am

To sign up for a Drop-In Advising go to: www.csubiz.com/advising

On the request form When asked to “please select the college or unit you are seeking advising for,” you must select College of Business Remote Advising from the pull down list, and then select Drop-In as your “reason for visit.”

Because academic advisors are working remotely and away from their desk phones, Microsoft Teams provides voice or video conferencing for advisement. All CSU students have access to download the Microsoft Teams app free of charge.

You can schedule an appointment with a College of Business Career Counselor through your Handshake account or by emailing us at cob-cmc@business.colostate.edu. All our appointments will take place virtually via email, phone, or video depending on your preference. When you send an inquiry through email, be sure to include your phone number.

Yes, the CMC is still conducting mock interviews, however they will take place virtually via phone or video rather than in-person. You can schedule a mock interview with a Mock Interview Specialist through Handshake or by emailing us cob-cmc@business.colostate.edu. When sending an inquiry through email, be sure to include your phone number so we can reach out to you for additional information needed to customize your mock interview. 

Yes, the CMC is still conducting drop-in hours on a virtual basis Mondays – Thursdays from 10 am – 2 pm. During this time, a CMC Career Counselor will be available to speak with you over the phone or via Microsoft Teams for 15 minutes to answer any quick questions you may have or get you started with some resources. If you would like to speak to a Career Counselor during our drop-in hours without scheduling an appointment in advance, please email us your phone number and our staff will put you in touch with the Career Counselor staffing drop-ins during that time.

Yes, the CMC has a great line-up of events for Spring 2021 semester which will take place in a virtual format. There will be a Spring Career Fair and a number of other opportunities to connect with great companies who are interested in hiring Biz Rams for internships and jobs. There will be events for students who are still exploring concentrations and careers as well. Students and alumni can find a full list of events in Handshake. Be sure to register in advance to get a link for accessing each virtual event.

Housing and Dining Services provides information about living in residence halls.

• New and returning residents may arrive at the residence halls for the spring semester beginning Jan 14.
• Hall residents were sent an email with instructions for how to log on to myhousing.colostate.edu to select their Move-In timeslot and schedule a COVID screening.
• The COVID screening MUST be completed prior to checking in to residence hall rooms. Room keys will be reissued at hall front desks upon confirmation that a COVID screening has been completed.
• New and returning residents who do not have their RamCard will need to schedule an In-Office appointment with the RamCard Office to request their card BEFORE going to their scheduled COVID screening and checking into their hall.
• Residents whose travel plans are outside the listed move-in dates and/or hours must get screened as soon as possible upon arrival and prior to checking into their residence hall.

If you have no computer available off campus, laptops can be checked out from the College of Business. Request a loaner laptop on the College of Business Support Portal.