Colorado State University

Colorado State University (Colorado State or CSU) is a public land-grant university in Fort Collins in Colorado State. It is also the flagship university of Colorado State and was founded in the year 1870. It provides 65 bachelor's, 55 master's, and 40 doctoral degrees in addition to a professional degree in veterinary medicine.

The university is located in central Fort Collins on a 583-acre land and includes a 101-acre veterinary teaching hospital. CSU is also home to a 1438-acre Foothill campus, a 1575-acre agriculture campus, and an 1177-acre Pingree Park mountain campus. The university also utilizes a whopping 4043-acre land for research centers. At the heart of its campus is a vast green expanse named The Oval which is the university's landmark area.

Some of its notable programs include Biomedical Sciences, Engineering, Environmental Science, Agriculture, and Human Health and Nutrition. Their prestigious degree fetched over 4,500 unique employers from 53 countries hiring from its last three graduating class students. Remarkably, 3 out of 4 students were employed in the field of their major. The quality of its degrees is maintained by utilizing only 5% of its budget for university administration purposes and the remaining amount is used for developing its infrastructure and scholarships.