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<strong>Pre</strong>-<strong>departure</strong><br />
Guide 2012–2013<br />
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Welcome<br />
Dear Students,<br />
Welcome to <strong>INTO</strong> Colorado State <strong>University</strong> (<strong>INTO</strong> CSU)! We are<br />
eagerly awaiting your arrival on campus. This guide is designed to<br />
help you prepare for your <strong>departure</strong> and journey to the United<br />
States. It contains helpful information about securing your visa;<br />
your application for health insurance and housing; what to bring<br />
with you and what to buy after you arrive; and details about your<br />
arrival at the Denver International Airport and transportation to<br />
the CSU campus.<br />
PLEASE SUBMIT YOUR ARRIVAL DETAILS IMMEDIATELY<br />
Send your details via email to: intoarrivals@colostate.edu.<br />
There is always someone available to answer your questions or<br />
help you with any needs you may have at <strong>INTO</strong> CSU. We have a<br />
friendly and helpful team dedicated to your success and<br />
happiness, and we look forward to meeting you!<br />
See you soon,<br />
Liz Munro<br />
Interim Center Director<br />
Contents<br />
Get Involved – Our Students’ Top Tips 3<br />
Getting Ready to Come to the US 4-5<br />
Getting a Student Visa 6<br />
Immunization Requirements 7<br />
Health Insurance 8<br />
Plan your Housing 9-10<br />
What to Pack 11<br />
Arriving in the US 12-13<br />
Arriving at <strong>INTO</strong> CSU 14<br />
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Orientation and Registration 16<br />
Your First Week 17-18<br />
Student Services 19<br />
Safety 20<br />
Meet the <strong>INTO</strong> CSU Team 22<br />
Key Contacts, Useful Numbers and Websites 23<br />
Campus Map 24<br />
Notes 25
Get Involved –<br />
Our Students’ Top Tips<br />
Everybody here is kind and if you don’t know someone, they are going<br />
to treat you with kindness.<br />
Alex Pauvolid Correa, Brazil<br />
Get involved with the different organizations and activities on and off<br />
campus. You will have fun and make friends!<br />
Shu Zhou, China<br />
You can find anything in Fort Collins. If you like shopping, you can go<br />
shopping. If you like nature, you can go hiking, biking, have a picnic by<br />
the Cache la Poudre River, or go to the lake in Loveland. There are so<br />
many things to do here!<br />
Kahirol Mohd Salleh, Malaysia<br />
There are a lot of activities. I go to City Park, and go to barbeques,<br />
especially in the spring and summer. I also go to the cinema and go<br />
shopping.<br />
Rehab Ashari, Saudi Arabia<br />
It is very safe here and the environment is so beautiful. I like going<br />
hiking with friends, and going biking and running. Also, they have<br />
many dance classes in Old Town Fort Collins and sometimes on<br />
weekends I will go there.<br />
Meigui Rose Wang, China<br />
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Getting Ready to Come to the US<br />
Checklist – Before You Leave Home<br />
Please make sure you have completed everything on this checklist before you leave home.<br />
As soon as possible:<br />
1. Review the visa application instructions<br />
2. Pay the SEVIS I-901 Fee and print your receipt<br />
3. Schedule your appointment and submit your visa application<br />
4. Make travel arrangements to arrive in Fort Collins at least one day before the start<br />
date of your program (listed on your I-20 or your letter)<br />
5. Submit your flight information and arrival details to intoarrivals@colostate.edu<br />
6. Get your measles, mumps, and rubella vaccine if you have not done so already.<br />
Have your doctor sign your Certificate of Immunization form<br />
7. Submit your Certificate of Immunization—signed by your doctor—to the Care<br />
Coordinator at the <strong>INTO</strong> CSU Center at least two weeks before your term start date.<br />
Email the form to into@colostate.edu or fax it to +1-970-492-4687. Please bring<br />
the original and a copy with you to the US.<br />
8. Undergraduate and Graduate Pathway students – You are required to provide<br />
OFFICIAL documents prior to registration for classes as follows:<br />
• Official Transcript copies including final school certificate and/or degree<br />
certificate in a sealed envelope issued directly by the institution attended<br />
and/or government educational ministry (Ministry of Education) in both<br />
English and the original language.<br />
• Official TOEFL score submitted online via ETS directly to CSU (CSU College<br />
Code 4075)<br />
• Official IELTS scores<br />
Please send these documents to:<br />
Admissions Office, <strong>INTO</strong> Colorado State <strong>University</strong><br />
Spruce Hall<br />
Campus Delivery 1037<br />
Fort Collins, CO 80523-1037<br />
USA<br />
Or bring them with you when you come to the US. You will not be able to register<br />
for classes without these documents.<br />
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9. Print out the <strong>Pre</strong>-Departure Guide and bring it with you in your carry-on luggage.<br />
10. Bring enough cash in US dollars to cover expenses for your first few days, about<br />
$200. Do not bring a lot of cash as you may have problems at Immigration<br />
11. Bring a copy of all prescriptions for medicines, eyeglasses, and contact lenses with<br />
you to the US. The prescriptions should be written in English.<br />
What to bring with you:<br />
• Your pre-<strong>departure</strong> guide<br />
• Valid passport with F-1 student visa<br />
• I-20<br />
• SEVIS I-901 fee receipt<br />
• All papers from the <strong>INTO</strong> Admissions Office<br />
• Copies of financial documents (bank statements, account statements, or tax<br />
documents that show you have enough funds to support your study in the US)<br />
• Enough money for the first couple of weeks at the <strong>University</strong><br />
• Immunization Documentation Form, completed and signed by your doctor<br />
• Insurance documents<br />
• Copies of all prescriptions (in English) for medicine, eyeglasses and contact lenses<br />
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Getting a Student Visa<br />
Get Your F-1 Visa<br />
• You must have a valid passport in order to<br />
obtain a visa for the United States. Your<br />
passport should not expire for at least six<br />
months after the date you plan to enter<br />
the US.<br />
• Before visiting the US Consulate for your<br />
visa, please carefully read the instructions<br />
on the Certificate of Eligibility (I-20)<br />
issued to you for your studies at CSU.<br />
Students with an I-20 will apply for an F-1<br />
student visa. For information about<br />
applying for an F-1 visa, go to the website<br />
of your closest US Consulate or Embassy:<br />
www.usembassy.gov. You can also visit<br />
the US Department of State’s Travel<br />
website: www.travel.state.gov/visa/<br />
temp/types/types_1268.html<br />
The US Government requires that international<br />
students pay a SEVIS I-901 fee when applying<br />
for an F-1 visa. The fee must be paid prior to<br />
the visa interview at the US Consulate. This<br />
fee is in addition to the visa application<br />
fee. More information is available at the US<br />
Immigration and Customs Enforcement<br />
website: www.ice.gov/sevis/i901<br />
At the time of your visa interview, you will<br />
need to provide documents certifying the<br />
amounts and sources of financial support for<br />
your studies.<br />
Please keep your I-20, SEVIS fee payment<br />
receipt and proof of financial support to present<br />
to a US immigration official at the Port of Entry.<br />
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How to Pay the SEVIS I-901 Fee<br />
1. Go to the SEVIS I-901 Fee website:<br />
https://www.fmjfee.com/i901fee/index.jsp<br />
Read and follow the instructions carefully.<br />
Make sure to complete the SEVIS Form<br />
I-901 and pay the fee at least three<br />
business days before applying for your visa<br />
interview to allow time for processing.<br />
2. Your SEVIS ID number can be found above<br />
the bar code on the top right-hand side of<br />
your I-20 form. If you are applying for an<br />
F-1 visa, you will also need the CSU school<br />
code: DEN214F00179000.<br />
3. Please pay the SEVIS I-901 fee with<br />
either a credit or debit card. The current<br />
fee is $200.<br />
4. PRINT YOUR RECEIPT. Your SEVIS I-901 fee<br />
receipt is required for your visa interview.<br />
Bring it with you to the embassy or<br />
consulate.!<br />
Please note that continuing students<br />
transferring from another US institution and<br />
dependents applying for an F-2 or J-2 visa do<br />
not usually need to pay the SEVIS I-901 fee.<br />
For more information, visit www.ice.gov/sevis/<br />
i901/faq.htm to view frequently asked<br />
questions about the SEVIS Form I-901 and the<br />
SEVIS I-901 fee.
Immunization Requirements<br />
Immunizations<br />
All students are required to have the following:<br />
• Measles, Mumps, and Rubella (MMR)<br />
Immunization<br />
Colorado state law requires that all students<br />
enrolled for one or more classes and born on or<br />
after January 1, 1957 must provide proof of<br />
two vaccinations for measles, mumps and<br />
rubella prior to enrollment. The completed<br />
Immunization record must:<br />
• Include your name and birth date.<br />
• Show proof of two vaccinations for measles,<br />
mumps and rubella (MMR) given no earlier<br />
than 4 days before the students first<br />
birthday. There must be at least 28 calendar<br />
days between the two vaccinations.<br />
• Include the day, month and year of<br />
vaccinations.<br />
• Be signed by a doctor, nurse, or school<br />
official and dated after the last MMR.<br />
• Be translated into English.<br />
You must download, print, and complete the<br />
CSU Immunization Documentation Form and<br />
have it signed by your doctor. Bring a copy of<br />
this form, and all medical records and forms<br />
with you to the US.<br />
The Immunization Documentation Form is<br />
available at: http://www.health.colostate.edu/<br />
pdf/immunizationCertification.pdf<br />
Immunization Recommendations<br />
The following is a checklist of vaccinations<br />
recommended by the American College Health<br />
Association (ACHA). Review your records with<br />
your doctor before you depart to ensure that<br />
they are up to date:<br />
• Tetanus and Diphtheria<br />
• Hepatitis B<br />
• Meningococcal<br />
• Tuberculin Skin Test (TB Screening):<br />
Tuberculosis is a potentially contagious and<br />
common disease worldwide. The screening<br />
is recommended for all students with travel<br />
or origin from regions where TB is common<br />
(most areas of Africa, Asia, Central and<br />
South America) All individuals with a<br />
positive skin test will be referred for<br />
medical evaluation.<br />
• Varicella (Chickenpox)<br />
All of the above vaccines are available at the<br />
CSU Health Network during Orientation and<br />
throughout the year. Please check the CSU<br />
Health Network website for more information:<br />
http://www.health.colostate.edu/pages/<br />
immunizations.aspx<br />
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Health Insurance<br />
Health Insurance<br />
Colorado State <strong>University</strong> requires that<br />
international students be covered by health<br />
insurance which meets the US Government<br />
visa, State of Colorado, and CSU requirements.<br />
For this reason, the <strong>INTO</strong> CSU Student Health<br />
Insurance Plan is automatically added to the<br />
invoices of all* <strong>INTO</strong> CSU students.<br />
(*Sponsored students, please note: If your<br />
sponsor’s health insurance coverage is known<br />
to meet the waiver requirements, you will not<br />
be charged.)<br />
Waiving Health Insurance<br />
If you have health insurance from your home<br />
country and would like to remove the<br />
mandatory <strong>INTO</strong> CSU Student Health Insurance<br />
Plan, you must show that your insurance<br />
provides equal or greater coverage than<br />
required by the State of Colorado.<br />
To see if your alternate insurance will be<br />
acceptable, please download and carefully<br />
review the International Student Health<br />
Insurance Compliance Form at: www.health.<br />
colostate.edu/pages/insurance.aspx#waiver.<br />
You must submit this form and a complete copy<br />
of your insurance policy in English, with<br />
coverage amounts listed in US dollars, to<br />
intoapplications@colostate.edu, quoting your<br />
CSU university number (found on your <strong>INTO</strong><br />
CSU offer letter).<br />
If you have your own health insurance, and it is<br />
approved by CSU Health Network at least four<br />
weeks prior to your start date, the charge for<br />
the <strong>INTO</strong> CSU Student Health Insurance Plan<br />
will be removed from your account. Your health<br />
insurance policy must begin before you travel<br />
to the US.<br />
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Please note that most travel insurance policies<br />
purchased in your home country will not meet<br />
the waiver requirements.<br />
Dependent Coverage<br />
Please ensure you have made arrangements<br />
for full cover for any dependents traveling<br />
with you. Please send any inquiries to:<br />
intoapplications@colostate.edu.
Plan Your Housing<br />
Living On Campus<br />
Your home at CSU is more than just a room in a<br />
residence hall. It’s a place where you can study,<br />
socialize, and be yourself. Our residence halls<br />
provide programs, services, and facilities that are<br />
designed to enhance your campus experience.<br />
Undergraduate Pathway students are required<br />
to live on-campus in the Global Village<br />
Residential Learning Community in Parmelee<br />
Hall or an adjacent hall for their first two<br />
semesters. Learning Communities at CSU<br />
provide a smooth academic and social<br />
transition to the <strong>University</strong>, creating a sense of<br />
community, and increasing academic<br />
performance, retention, and integration into<br />
the university experience.<br />
CSU residence halls include:<br />
• Convenient location on campus close to<br />
classrooms, library, and recreation center<br />
• Front desk that is staffed 24 hours/day<br />
• Securely locked doors on the exterior and<br />
interior of the buildings<br />
• Lounges and/or study rooms - lounges<br />
have TVs and/or games such as pool and<br />
ping-pong<br />
• Student kitchens<br />
• Laundry facilities<br />
• Cable TV, wireless high-speed Internet,<br />
electricity, water and recycling - all included<br />
in housing and dining fees<br />
• Student support staff living in each<br />
residence hall and on each floor<br />
• Smoke-free environment<br />
• Alcohol and drug-free environment<br />
Bed Linen and Towels<br />
Your bed will be fully equipped with all<br />
necessary bed linen so you do not need to bring<br />
anything with you. Towels are also provided.<br />
Apartment Housing<br />
For all students except undergraduate Pathway<br />
students, the <strong>INTO</strong> CSU Center has arranged<br />
housing with Prospect Plaza and Cambridge<br />
House, private apartment complexes located on<br />
the edge of campus. You will be placed in one of<br />
the apartments subject to availability at the<br />
time of your booking.<br />
As part of the residence life experience, there<br />
will be opportunities for programs and activities<br />
designed to help integrate <strong>INTO</strong> students with<br />
other CSU students. Prospect Plaza and<br />
Cambridge House may also provide an<br />
opportunity for shared accommodations<br />
with domestic students.<br />
Prospect Plaza<br />
Prospect Plaza features and amenities include:<br />
• Furnished studio, one- and two- bedroom<br />
apartments<br />
• Large closets/wardrobes<br />
• Security entrances with an intercom<br />
• Easy access to free bus service<br />
• On-site laundry facilities<br />
• On-site parking lots<br />
• Free wireless internet<br />
• 24-hour on-site maintenance staff<br />
• Furnished, including: living and dining room,<br />
bed room(s), air conditioning (in most units),<br />
mini-blinds, dishwasher, garbage disposal,<br />
stove, and refrigerator<br />
• Kitchenware<br />
• All bed linen and towels, laundered on<br />
a weekly basis<br />
• Housekeeping on a bi-weekly basis<br />
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Cambridge House<br />
Cambridge House features and amenities include:<br />
• Furnished studio, one- and two- bedroom<br />
apartments<br />
• Easy access to free bus service<br />
• Large bedrooms of equal size<br />
• Double bathroom sinks & full mirror<br />
• Apartments are furnished and include<br />
a living and dining room, bed room(s),<br />
air conditioning, mini-blinds, dishwasher,<br />
garbage disposal, stove, refrigerator,<br />
and microwave<br />
• Kitchenware<br />
• All bed linen and towels, laundered<br />
on a weekly basis<br />
• Housekeeping on a bi-weekly basis<br />
• Air conditioning<br />
• Large closets/wardrobes<br />
• Laundry facilities on-site<br />
• Security lighting<br />
• Wireless internet<br />
• Community space with a hot tub<br />
• On site parking (by arrangement)<br />
Prospect Plaza<br />
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Temporary Housing<br />
If you arrive before the assigned move-in date<br />
for your program, you will need to make<br />
temporary arrangements to stay in a hotel until<br />
you can move into the residence hall. Please<br />
note that you can arrive at any time as there is<br />
24-hour staff coverage at both the residence<br />
halls and the apartments. However you must let<br />
us know your arrival details in advance: email<br />
your flight information and arrival details to<br />
intoarrivals@colostate.edu. If you plan to arrive<br />
very late in the evening or very early in the<br />
morning, please phone +1-970-214-4821 so<br />
we can make arrangements for your arrival.<br />
Temporary Housing Options<br />
If you arrive before the weekend which precedes<br />
the start of term, you may choose to stay in a<br />
hotel at an average cost of US $85 to $150 per<br />
night. Hotel information is available online at<br />
www.fortcollins.com/hotels.html or choose<br />
from these hotels nearest CSU:<br />
The Hilton Fort Collins<br />
425 W. Prospect Rd.<br />
Fort Collins, CO 80526<br />
+1-970-482-2626<br />
www.hilton.com<br />
Best Western <strong>University</strong> Inn<br />
914 S. College Ave.<br />
Fort Collins, CO 80524<br />
+1-970-484-1984<br />
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What to Pack<br />
What Should I Pack?<br />
When you are coming to the US for a period of<br />
time, it is hard to decide what to pack.<br />
Remember, you will have to carry your luggage<br />
sometimes, so pack only as much as you can<br />
carry! Most airlines allow 20–23 kg of checked<br />
luggage and there are strict size and weight<br />
restrictions on all hand luggage. Please check<br />
with your airline for up-to-date instructions<br />
before you fly.<br />
Weather<br />
Residents of Fort Collins enjoy a moderate and<br />
sunny climate with just 37 centimeters of rain<br />
a year. July is the warmest month with an<br />
average high of 30C and average low of 14C.<br />
January is the coolest month with an average<br />
high of 6C and average low of -10C. It is very<br />
important to have a good winter coat, hat,<br />
gloves and boots. You can purchase these<br />
items after you arrive.<br />
Clothes<br />
Most students dress very casually. Students<br />
usually wear jeans and sweatshirts or other<br />
comfortable clothes. In warm weather, students<br />
wear shorts and t-shirts. In the winter, sweaters,<br />
jackets, boots and other warm clothes are<br />
necessary. For special occasions you should<br />
have at least one nice outfit. For men, a sports<br />
coat or suit jacket and tie is fine, and a suit or<br />
dress is appropriate for women.<br />
For Your Room<br />
You should bring some items for your room that<br />
will remind you of home, such as photographs of<br />
family and friends, books, and other mementos,<br />
as these will help you to settle in to your new<br />
life at the <strong>University</strong>.<br />
Remember, bed linen and towels are provided so<br />
you do not need to bring them.<br />
Cultural Items<br />
There are many opportunities for international<br />
students to share their culture such as: fashion<br />
shows, international dinners, cultural exhibits,<br />
and talent shows. Consider bringing your<br />
national dress, or other clothes associated with<br />
a hobby or sport you enjoy in your home<br />
country. (For example: martial arts attire,<br />
costume for national dances, sports team<br />
uniform, clothing for formal or religious<br />
ceremonies, etc.) You may also wish to bring<br />
cultural items, such as photos, books, souvenirs,<br />
recorded music, and musical instruments.<br />
Transferring Money<br />
Some countries have strict rules about<br />
transferring money to the United States.<br />
• Be sure that you have made the necessary<br />
arrangements with your government and<br />
familiarized yourself with your bank’s<br />
procedures for transferring funds.<br />
• It is a good idea to transfer enough money<br />
to cover expenses for one term, in addition<br />
to tuition paid. You should have access to at<br />
least $500, and up to $1,000, or more. We<br />
will help you to open a bank account if you<br />
need to do so during Orientation.<br />
Labeling Your Luggage<br />
Always label your luggage clearly, whether you<br />
are carrying it or sending it separately. The label<br />
should have your full name and the address of<br />
the <strong>INTO</strong> CSU Center:<br />
<strong>INTO</strong> Colorado State <strong>University</strong><br />
Spruce Hall<br />
Campus Delivery 1037<br />
Fort Collins, CO 80523-1037<br />
USA<br />
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Arriving in the US<br />
Let Us Know You’re Coming<br />
We want your arrival in Colorado, and your<br />
transition to <strong>INTO</strong> CSU and the CSU campus<br />
to be as comfortable as possible. We can<br />
arrange for transportation to meet you at<br />
Denver International Airport and take you<br />
directly to your accommodation. Please arrive<br />
on the Saturday or Sunday before your start<br />
date when there will be <strong>INTO</strong> CSU staff at<br />
the airport to assist you.<br />
When booking your flights to Denver<br />
International Airport, please remember: you<br />
should arrive at least one day before your<br />
program start date (refer to brochure or I-20<br />
for start date) and arrive at the <strong>INTO</strong> CSU<br />
Center in Fort Collins by 8.00 am on your<br />
program start date.<br />
To book an airport transfer, send your arrival<br />
details to intoarrivals@colostate.edu at least<br />
seven days before you arrive. More details<br />
about airport transfer are on page 13. Even if<br />
you do not require a transfer, you must send<br />
us your arrival details so we can make sure<br />
everything is ready for your arrival at the<br />
<strong>INTO</strong> CSU Center.<br />
Entering the US<br />
As an F-1 student, you are allowed to enter the<br />
US no earlier than 30 days before the program<br />
start date listed on your I-20.<br />
Be sure to have the following documents with<br />
you on the plane and ready to present at the<br />
US Port of Entry:<br />
• Original I-20<br />
• Valid passport (does not expire within six<br />
months after your entry into the US)<br />
• F-1 visa<br />
• SEVIS I-901 fee payment receipt<br />
• Documentation of finances for your first<br />
year of studies<br />
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For more information about preparing for arrival<br />
at a US port of entry, visit www.ice.gov/sevis/<br />
factsheet/100104ent_stdnt_fs.htm<br />
Customs & Immigration<br />
Form I-94<br />
You will receive Form I-94 (below) to complete<br />
during your flight. You must complete this<br />
form and present it to the immigration official<br />
when you enter the US. The immigration<br />
official will stamp this form and staple it to<br />
your passport. DO NOT LOSE THIS FORM. We<br />
will make copies of it at the <strong>INTO</strong> CSU Center<br />
and you will need it to leave the country.<br />
US Customs Declaration Form<br />
You will also receive the US Customs<br />
Declaration Form (below) to complete during<br />
your flight. You must complete this form and<br />
present it to the immigration official when you<br />
enter the US. The immigration official will stamp<br />
it and return it to you. You will then present it to<br />
the customs official at the baggage checkpoint.
Meeting Immigration Staff<br />
at the Airport<br />
When you arrive at a US airport, you should<br />
be prepared to answer some questions.<br />
Questions an immigration officer may ask:<br />
• Why are you coming to the US?<br />
• Where and what course are you studying?<br />
• Where will you live during your studies?<br />
• How are you going to pay for your studies?<br />
<strong>INTO</strong> CSU Airport Transfer Service<br />
If you have booked an airport transfer, you must<br />
let us know when you are arriving and on what<br />
flight: email your flight information and arrival<br />
details to intoarrivals@colostate.edu.<br />
When your plane has landed at Denver<br />
International Airport (DEN), please follow<br />
these steps:<br />
• If you are on an international flight, follow<br />
the signs to US Customs and Immigration<br />
and then on to Baggage Claim. Once you<br />
have collected your luggage, go through<br />
Customs and then through the double<br />
doors and look for a student leader<br />
wearing a green <strong>INTO</strong> CSU T-shirt.<br />
(Saturday or Sunday before term starts)<br />
• If you are arriving on a domestic flight,<br />
follow the signs to Baggage Claim where<br />
a student leader will be waiting to assist<br />
you. He/she will be wearing a green <strong>INTO</strong><br />
CSU T-shirt. (Saturday or Sunday before<br />
term starts)<br />
• You will be taken to your transport. If you<br />
are travelling by coach, you may have to<br />
wait a short while for other students to<br />
arrive. If you have booked a private<br />
transfer, the leader will take you straight<br />
to the car.<br />
• If you have not booked an airport transfer,<br />
we recommend you go to the Green Ride<br />
Colorado Shuttle office in the Main<br />
Terminal. The staff will assist you to book<br />
an airport transfer to Fort Collins. After<br />
you have booked your transfer to Fort<br />
Collins, please call +1-970-214-4821<br />
so we know when to expect your arrival.<br />
Flight Problems or Delays<br />
If your flight is delayed, you cannot find<br />
an <strong>INTO</strong> CSU Student Leader, or you have<br />
problems during your travels, please call<br />
or text the <strong>INTO</strong> CSU Arrival Number<br />
(+1-970-214-4821). If you are at the<br />
Denver International Airport, please wait<br />
in the baggage claim area.<br />
If you can’t find an <strong>INTO</strong> CSU Student Leader,<br />
there are Hospitality Ambassadors stationed<br />
throughout the airport. They wear white<br />
cowboy hats and beige leather vests, so they<br />
are easily recognizable. The Hospitality<br />
Ambassadors will be happy to give you<br />
directions or other assistance.<br />
At Denver Airport, look for<br />
students wearing these T-shirts!<br />
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Arriving at <strong>INTO</strong> CSU<br />
Checking-in to Your Residence Hall<br />
or Your Apartment<br />
Please have your passport available when you<br />
check in at your residence hall so that we can<br />
make sure you get the correct room.<br />
Remember: You will not be able to check in to<br />
your residence hall until the weekend before the<br />
program start date. <strong>INTO</strong> CSU will send you the<br />
specific move-in date for your program before<br />
you arrive. If you arrive before your housing is<br />
ready, you will need to stay in a local hotel.<br />
Please see page 9-10 of this guide for more<br />
information about temporary housing.<br />
If you have not informed us when you will arrive,<br />
you should telephone +1-970-214-4821<br />
before you get to your accommodation so that a<br />
member of staff is there to welcome you.<br />
<strong>INTO</strong> CSU Center, Spruce Hall<br />
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Dining On Campus<br />
Aside from where you’ll sleep, food is the<br />
most important factor that will influence your<br />
daily life. CSU’s restaurants, convenience<br />
stores and cafés are located within a few<br />
steps of any residence hall on campus, and<br />
offer menus reflecting both traditional<br />
American and international cuisine.<br />
When you live on campus, you can use your<br />
dining plan at any of the six dining centers<br />
across campus. Dining options are available<br />
from 7 am to 1 am. All campus food locations<br />
have wireless internet access.<br />
Additionally, the residence halls have a shared<br />
kitchen, which allows you to cook what you<br />
want from time to time, just for yourself, or to<br />
share with a group of friends.<br />
Students living off-campus can also choose<br />
to have a meal plan which you can book when<br />
you arrive.<br />
How to Get to the <strong>INTO</strong> CSU Center<br />
The <strong>INTO</strong> CSU Center is located in Spruce<br />
Hall, located on the corner of Laurel Street<br />
and College Street, on the CSU campus. If<br />
arriving by car, taxi or shuttle, ask the driver<br />
to go to the <strong>INTO</strong> CSU Center, located at the<br />
following address:<br />
<strong>INTO</strong> Colorado State <strong>University</strong><br />
Spruce Hall<br />
150 Old Main Drive<br />
Fort Collins, CO 80523
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Orientation and Registration<br />
Orientation<br />
Please report to the <strong>INTO</strong> CSU Center by 8:00<br />
am on your program start date for orientation.<br />
DO NOT BE LATE. YOU ARE REQUIRED TO<br />
ATTEND ALL ORIENTATION EVENTS<br />
Be sure to bring the following with you to<br />
Orientation:<br />
• Passport, visa, I-94 card, and I-20<br />
• Original transcripts or test scores, if<br />
needed (see Checklist)<br />
• Proof of MMR immunization<br />
During Orientation Week you will:<br />
• Take an English language placement test<br />
• Take a math placement test (Pathway<br />
undergraduate students only)<br />
• Open your university email account, if you<br />
haven’t already<br />
• Learn about campus resources<br />
• Confirm you have provided all required<br />
health and admissions documents<br />
• Pay any balances you owe<br />
• Learn about your student visa regulations<br />
• Register for your classes<br />
• Take a campus tour<br />
• Get your student ID card<br />
Course Registration and<br />
Placement Evaluations<br />
New students will take an English test to<br />
determine their appropriate course level.<br />
Students cannot register for classes without<br />
doing the English test, so do not be late. You<br />
will be able to register for your classes only<br />
after all admissions documents have been<br />
checked, full payment of tuition has been<br />
made, and you have fulfilled the<br />
immunization requirement.<br />
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Textbooks<br />
You will be provided information about your<br />
textbooks after you arrive. The cost of<br />
textbooks can be high, but previously used<br />
textbooks are often available at the CSU<br />
Bookstore in the Lory Student Center for lower<br />
prices. Average textbook costs per session:<br />
• Academic English - $150<br />
• General English - $90<br />
• Pathway programs will vary depending<br />
on program<br />
Student ID card<br />
Your student identification (ID) card allows<br />
you access to campus resources like the<br />
library and gym. If you have signed up for a<br />
meal plan, your student ID card works as a<br />
debit card for your meal plan when you make<br />
purchases at campus dining locations, coffee<br />
shops and convenience stores. You will<br />
receive your student ID Card after you arrive.
Your First Week<br />
Orientation<br />
Life in the US may be quite different from<br />
what you’re used to. Following our advice will<br />
ensure you have a smooth transition. Whether<br />
it’s packing your bags, buying a mobile phone,<br />
or finding a doctor, we can point you in the<br />
right direction.<br />
Cash & Credit/Debit Cards<br />
The currency in the United States is the US<br />
Dollar (US $). It is divided into one hundred<br />
cents (100 cents). Bills are issued in $100,<br />
$50, $20, $10, $5, and $1. Coins are called a<br />
quarter (25 cents), a dime (10 cents), a nickel<br />
(5 cents), and a penny (1 cent). You should not<br />
carry large amounts of cash with you.<br />
However, plan to carry some smaller bills and<br />
change with you when you first arrive in the<br />
US for food, phone calls, and other<br />
inexpensive purchases.<br />
In the US, the most widely accepted credit<br />
cards are VISA and MasterCard. It is not easy<br />
for international students to obtain credit<br />
cards in the US. It is best to apply for a credit<br />
card in your home country. If you would like to<br />
take cash from your credit or debit account,<br />
you can use a Plus, Cirrus, Interlink, or Star<br />
Network bank card to make a withdrawal.<br />
ATMs are located in the airport, on the CSU<br />
campus, and around Fort Collins.<br />
Opening a Bank Account<br />
When you arrive on campus, you will need to<br />
open checking and/or savings account(s) with<br />
a bank. <strong>INTO</strong> will give you information about<br />
local banks. You usually need two pieces of<br />
picture identification (passport and student<br />
ID card), your local mailing address, and money<br />
to open an account.<br />
Cell Phones<br />
If you would like to have a cell phone while<br />
living in the US, most cities host all four major<br />
providers (AT&T, Verizon, T-Mobile, and<br />
Sprint). You will receive a handout with more<br />
information about buying a cell phone and all<br />
the cell phone stores after you arrive.<br />
Computers & Internet Access<br />
All internet access for students is free on<br />
campus. Many locations on campus have<br />
computer labs and wireless internet access.<br />
If you would like to use the internet from your<br />
room in the residence hall, you will need your<br />
own computer and an Ethernet cable, which<br />
you can purchase after you arrive.<br />
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Your First Week (Continued)<br />
Keeping in Contact With Home<br />
When you arrive in the US you will have<br />
traveled a long way from home. Although this<br />
will be an exciting time, please do remember<br />
that your family and friends may worry about<br />
you. Remember to contact them and let them<br />
know that you are safe!<br />
Skype is a free computer program that allows<br />
you to use your computer like a phone and<br />
place international calls to other Skype users<br />
for free. Depending on your computer, web<br />
cameras are also supported. Please go to<br />
skype.com for more information and to<br />
download for free.<br />
Driving<br />
To drive a car in the US, you will need to get a<br />
US Driver’s License. You must pass a written<br />
knowledge test of US driving laws in English,<br />
and a driving test. You will also have to wait<br />
until after you are enrolled in your classes<br />
and can provide proof of enrollment to the US<br />
government before you will be able to get a<br />
driver’s license. More information about how<br />
to obtain a license will be provided after you<br />
arrive and is available at isss.colostate.edu/<br />
forms/DMVInfo.pdf<br />
Appliances<br />
Voltage in the US is 110-volts AC. You can<br />
purchase a plug adapter which will allow you<br />
to plug in your electronics from home. Items<br />
like laptop computers and digital camera<br />
chargers often have a built-in voltage adapter<br />
and will only need a plug adapter to work<br />
properly abroad. We recommend purchasing<br />
all other necessary appliances and electronics<br />
after you arrive.<br />
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Things to remember<br />
• attend ALL your classes<br />
• always be on time<br />
• be prepared for your classes<br />
• care for others’ feelings and cultures<br />
• feel free to ask questions whenever<br />
you need to<br />
• join social events and sports clubs.<br />
There are lots to choose from so ask<br />
our staff<br />
• keep your accommodation clean<br />
and tidy<br />
• overcome problems by sharing them<br />
with your friends, teachers and staff<br />
• practice English as much as you can<br />
and in as many places as you can<br />
• your academic progress and your<br />
behavior will always be monitored<br />
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Student Services<br />
Student Services helps every international<br />
student feel welcomed, involved, and<br />
connected. We provide support for students’<br />
daily lives, plan many unique and exciting<br />
trips, and offer numerous opportunities to<br />
meet and talk to native English speakers. In<br />
short, we strive to help all of our students<br />
get the most from their experience in the US.<br />
<strong>INTO</strong> offers a high level of personalized<br />
service to ensure your success. This includes:<br />
• 24-hour Emergency Phone<br />
• Coordinators, instructors and advisers<br />
dedicated to supporting your academic<br />
performance<br />
• Full-time Student Care Coordinator<br />
dedicated to helping you with any<br />
personal matter<br />
• Full-time Housing Coordinator to assist<br />
you with your on-campus or apartment<br />
housing reservation, changes, requests,<br />
questions and other issues<br />
English Conversation<br />
Opportunities<br />
English conversation programs and<br />
on-campus events help students feel like a<br />
part of the university community.<br />
• Conversation partners for Academic<br />
English and General English students<br />
• Weekly English conversation groups for<br />
Pathway, Academic English and General<br />
English students<br />
Trips and Activities<br />
We offer many trips and activities:<br />
• Trips: day trips and overnight break trips<br />
• Sports: university sporting events,<br />
intramural sports, trips to professional<br />
sporting events<br />
• Parties: Welcome and Farewell Parties<br />
• Concerts and cultural events<br />
• Student clubs and organizations to join<br />
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Safety<br />
Fort Collins Safety Information<br />
US universities are, for the most part, very<br />
safe and welcoming places. However, it is<br />
important to be aware of possible threats and<br />
take steps to help ensure the safety of your<br />
property and yourself.<br />
Follow these steps to prevent thieves from<br />
taking advantage of your unprotected property:<br />
• Lock up your bicycle whenever you leave<br />
it unattended. Securely lock your bike<br />
through the frame and both wheels. Don’t<br />
buy an expensive bike, as it will be more<br />
attractive to thieves.<br />
• Do not leave items unattended in the<br />
library. Even textbooks may be stolen, as<br />
thieves hope to sell the books for cash.<br />
• Always keep your student ID card on you<br />
and safe, as a thief could use the money<br />
attached to the card to make purchases<br />
on campus.<br />
• Always lock the door to your house,<br />
apartment, or dorm room when you leave. It<br />
is also a good idea to lock your windows.<br />
• Always lock your car when you are not<br />
using it. Don’t leave valuable items in<br />
your car.<br />
• Don’t keep a lot of cash on you or in your<br />
apartment or dorm room. Keep it in the<br />
bank until you need it.<br />
Make sure your passport and other important<br />
documents are kept in a safe, locked location.<br />
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Campus Safety Tips<br />
Travel with a friend or in a group.<br />
• Safewalk is a free service for all CSU<br />
students. CSU students are available to<br />
walk with you anyplace on campus or<br />
within a two block radius of campus. Call<br />
+1-970-491-1155 to have a CSU<br />
student walk with you.<br />
• Blue Light Emergency Phones are placed<br />
around campus for quick communication<br />
with Campus Security.<br />
• Campus Security can provide additional<br />
services such as personal escorts, vehicle<br />
jump-starts, and building access<br />
assistance.<br />
• Report any suspicious activity to Campus<br />
Security immediately.<br />
Medical Services<br />
If you need medical attention from a doctor<br />
please use these resources:<br />
Medical Services<br />
Hartshorn Health Building<br />
600 South Drive<br />
Phone: +1-970-491-7121<br />
Hours: Monday – Friday 7:30am-5:00pm,<br />
Saturday -Sunday CLOSED<br />
After-Hours /Emergency Medical Assistance<br />
For life-threatening emergencies only, Dial<br />
911 and seek care at the nearest hospital<br />
emergency room facility:<br />
Poudre Valley Hospital<br />
1024 S. Lemay Ave.<br />
Fort Collins, CO<br />
Phone: 970-495-7000
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Meet the <strong>INTO</strong> CSU team<br />
Elizabeth Munro<br />
Interim Center Director<br />
Katharine Wormus<br />
Housing Assignments and<br />
Arrivals Coordinator<br />
Nancy Berry<br />
Pathway Program Director<br />
Nicole Johnson<br />
Administrative Assistant<br />
Joe Rymski<br />
IT Manager<br />
Lory-Ann Varela<br />
Assistant Director, Global<br />
Village Community<br />
Beth Cloven<br />
Academic English<br />
Coordinator<br />
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Kim Loomis<br />
Finance Manager<br />
Pattie Cowell<br />
Interim Academic Director<br />
Mary Kay Wedum<br />
Pathway English<br />
Coordinator<br />
Tamara Burns<br />
Marketing and Communications<br />
Coordinator<br />
Margaret Gough<br />
English Language<br />
Program Director<br />
Regina Franklin<br />
Academic Support and<br />
Admissions Manager
Key Contacts,<br />
Useful Numbers & Websites<br />
How to contact <strong>INTO</strong> CSU<br />
The phone number for the <strong>INTO</strong> CSU center<br />
is: +1-970-492-4686<br />
The <strong>INTO</strong> CSU Front Office is open Monday<br />
through Friday, 7:30 am to 5:30pm.<br />
Arrival Phone number (outside office hours)<br />
is: +1-970-214-4821<br />
Please use this phone number to contact<br />
<strong>INTO</strong> CSU during your travel to and arrival in<br />
Colorado and Fort Collins. Please be sure to<br />
notify us immediately of flight delays, lost<br />
luggage, or if you cannot find the airport<br />
shuttle service. Someone is always available<br />
to assist you.<br />
CSU Campus Police<br />
Emergency: 911<br />
Nonemergency +1-970-491-6425<br />
CSU Medical Services: +1-970-491-7121<br />
Monday-Friday, 7:30am-5:00pm<br />
www.health.colostate.edu/pages/location.<br />
aspx<br />
Emergency Number<br />
Emergency Police, Fire, and Ambulance<br />
Services Number (anywhere in the US)<br />
911<br />
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Useful Websites<br />
US Student Visa Information<br />
travel.state.gov/visa/temp/types/<br />
types_1268.html<br />
US Embassies and Consulates<br />
www.usembassy.gov<br />
Foreign Embassies in the US<br />
www.state.gov/s/cpr/rls/dpl/32122.htm<br />
CSU Student Health Services<br />
www.health.colostate.edu/pages/location.<br />
aspx<br />
International Student and Scholar<br />
Services (ISSS)<br />
www.isss.colostate.edu<br />
Fort Collins FREE Transfort Bus Service<br />
parking.colostate.edu/pages/Transfort.aspx<br />
Fort Collins Visitor’s Guide<br />
www.visitftcollins.com<br />
Fort Collins Weather<br />
www.weather.com/weather/today/<br />
Fort+Collins+CO+USCO0140<br />
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Campus Map<br />
<strong>INTO</strong> CSU Buildings<br />
1. <strong>INTO</strong> CSU Center (Spruce Hall)<br />
2. Alder Hall<br />
On-Campus Housing<br />
3. Parmelee Hall<br />
Birch St.<br />
Conference<br />
Services<br />
Plum<br />
Street<br />
Elizabeth<br />
Street<br />
<strong>University</strong><br />
Avenue<br />
Westward<br />
Drive<br />
Springfield<br />
Drive<br />
Shields Street<br />
Laurel Street<br />
Shields Street<br />
Shields Street<br />
N<br />
Del Norte<br />
Place<br />
Ingersoll<br />
Hall<br />
Monte Vista<br />
Avenue<br />
Palmer Center<br />
Westfall<br />
Hall<br />
McGraw<br />
Athletic<br />
Center<br />
Academic<br />
Training<br />
Center<br />
Durward<br />
Hall<br />
Durrell<br />
Center<br />
Moby<br />
Arena<br />
A<br />
Edwards<br />
Hall<br />
Armstrong<br />
Avenue<br />
Summit Hall<br />
Lory<br />
Apartments<br />
North<br />
Lory<br />
Apartments<br />
South<br />
Plum Street/North Drive<br />
South Drive<br />
Pitkin Street<br />
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Avenue<br />
Intramural<br />
Gym<br />
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Plant<br />
Academic<br />
Village<br />
C<br />
Vehicle Thoroughfares<br />
Pay-by-Space Parking<br />
Laurel Street<br />
Student<br />
Recreation<br />
Center<br />
Construction<br />
Zone<br />
Construction<br />
Zone<br />
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Corbett<br />
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Practice<br />
Facility<br />
Student<br />
Recreation<br />
Center<br />
Aspen<br />
Hall<br />
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Parmelee<br />
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Newsom<br />
Hall<br />
Holley Plant Environmental<br />
Research Center<br />
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Meridian Avenue<br />
Loomis<br />
Avenue<br />
Meridian Avenue/Loomis Street<br />
Green<br />
Hall<br />
Vietnam<br />
Memorial<br />
Bridge<br />
Aylesworth<br />
Hall<br />
Arthur<br />
Ditch<br />
<strong>University</strong> Avenue<br />
Hartshorn<br />
Health Center<br />
Meridian Avenue<br />
Whitcomb Street<br />
Whitcomb<br />
Street<br />
Lagoon<br />
Visual<br />
Arts<br />
Weather<br />
Station<br />
Allison<br />
Hall<br />
TRANSFORT<br />
TRANSIT CENTER<br />
Braiden<br />
Hall<br />
Rockwell<br />
West<br />
Gifford<br />
Rockwell Hall<br />
Lory<br />
Student<br />
Center<br />
Braiden Drive<br />
Pitkin Street<br />
Sherwood<br />
Street<br />
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Space<br />
Parking<br />
Morgan Library<br />
Eddy Hall<br />
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Quadrangle<br />
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Health<br />
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Lab<br />
Howes Howes<br />
Street Street<br />
Painter<br />
Center<br />
Pathology<br />
Guggenheim<br />
Hall<br />
Johnson<br />
Hall<br />
Gibbons<br />
O.T.<br />
Annex<br />
Heating<br />
Plant<br />
Student<br />
Chiller<br />
Plant<br />
General<br />
Services<br />
Observatory<br />
Facilities<br />
Service Center<br />
Insectary<br />
<strong>Pre</strong>construction<br />
Center<br />
Laurel<br />
Hall<br />
Occupational<br />
Therapy<br />
Centennial<br />
Hall<br />
Services<br />
Military<br />
Science<br />
Military<br />
Annex<br />
National Center<br />
for Genetic<br />
Resources<br />
<strong>Pre</strong>servation<br />
Chiller<br />
Plant #2<br />
Mason<br />
Street<br />
Industrial<br />
Sciences Labs<br />
Motor Pool<br />
Microwave<br />
Tower<br />
Central<br />
Receiving<br />
Potting<br />
Shed<br />
Sage Hall<br />
Meter<br />
Parking<br />
Routt<br />
Hall<br />
Spruce<br />
Hall<br />
College<br />
Avenue<br />
Gym<br />
Field House<br />
Vocational<br />
Education<br />
Alder Hall<br />
Jack<br />
Christiansen<br />
Memorial<br />
Track<br />
Lake Street Lake Street<br />
Lake<br />
Street<br />
Garage<br />
Edison Drive<br />
"A" Street<br />
<strong>University</strong> Avenue<br />
Pitkin Street<br />
Prospect Road Prospect Road<br />
Center<br />
Avenue<br />
to Ropes<br />
Course,<br />
NRRC,<br />
and VTH<br />
Meldrum Street<br />
Hilton<br />
Location<br />
Myrtle Street<br />
West Drive<br />
Howes Street<br />
Business Center<br />
Howes Street<br />
Home Mgt.<br />
House<br />
<strong>University</strong> Services<br />
Center (Bromley Hall)<br />
East Drive<br />
East Drive<br />
East Drive<br />
Book<br />
Storage<br />
Facility<br />
alley<br />
Mason Street<br />
Surplus<br />
Property<br />
Warehouse<br />
Mason Street<br />
Old Main Drive<br />
College Avenue<br />
Alumni<br />
Center<br />
Plum<br />
Street<br />
<strong>University</strong><br />
Square<br />
1<br />
2<br />
Locust<br />
Street<br />
Elizabeth<br />
Street<br />
Garfield<br />
Street<br />
Edwards<br />
Street<br />
College<br />
Avenue<br />
Underpass<br />
Annual<br />
Trial<br />
Gardens<br />
Gazebo<br />
Remington Street<br />
Pitkin Street<br />
Edna<br />
Rizley Griffin<br />
Concert Hall<br />
<strong>University</strong><br />
Center<br />
for the<br />
Arts<br />
Lake Street<br />
Annex<br />
500 ft./152.4 m.<br />
500 ft. = approximately .1 mile/100 m. = .1 km.<br />
Peterson Street
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