Colorado State University enrollment sets record
FORT COLLINS – Enrollment at Colorado State University this fall sets a record.
University officials say total enrollment tops 34,000 students, up by about 2,000 compared to four years ago.
The Loveland Reporter-Herald reports undergraduate enrollment is up from about 24,500 in 2015 to 26,500 now.
At the Fort Collins campus, over 64% of new first-year students are Colorado residents, 57% are women and 24% of the new class are first in their family to attend college.
Total enrollment at CSU-Fort Collins, CSU Global and CSU-Pueblo tops 57,000 students.
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