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2007-2008 Catalog (PDF) - Colorado State University-Pueblo

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Admission<br />

Application forms and credentials must be filed by the<br />

following deadlines:<br />

Fall Semester.................................................August 1<br />

Spring Semester .......................................... January 2<br />

For application deadline information for off-campus<br />

programs in <strong>Colorado</strong> Springs and for the External<br />

Degree Completion Program, please contact the<br />

Division of Continuing Education.<br />

Minimum High School Academic Preparation<br />

Standards (MAPS)<br />

Students who meet the course requirements for<br />

graduation from a <strong>Colorado</strong> high school also meet the<br />

minimum academic preparation standards for<br />

admission to <strong>Colorado</strong> <strong>State</strong> <strong>University</strong>-<strong>Pueblo</strong>.<br />

However, to be prepared to take full advantage of the<br />

<strong>University</strong>’s academic programs, and to strengthen the<br />

probability of graduation and career success, the<br />

<strong>University</strong> strongly recommends that students<br />

complete the following course work while in high<br />

school:<br />

• Four years of English;<br />

• Three years of mathematics including two years of<br />

algebra and one year of geometry;<br />

• Three years of natural science including at least<br />

two courses with laboratory work;<br />

• Three years of social studies including U.S.<br />

History; and<br />

• Two years of a single foreign language.<br />

Advanced Placement<br />

See Credit by Examination (Academic Policies section).<br />

Basic Skills Assessment<br />

The <strong>University</strong> complies with statewide policies<br />

adopted by the <strong>Colorado</strong> Commission on Higher<br />

Education (CCHE). Effective fall 2001, every public<br />

institution of higher education in <strong>Colorado</strong> is required<br />

to assess the reading, writing, and mathematic skill<br />

levels of all first-time, degree-seeking students.<br />

Students whose assessment scores fall below the<br />

minimum requirements must enroll and successfully<br />

complete the appropriate skill building<br />

course(s) within their first 30 credit hours towards<br />

graduation. Basic Skills Levels are determined by<br />

ACT or SAT scores. If students do not have an ACT or<br />

SAT score they must take the appropriate ACCU-<br />

PLACER test.<br />

Cut scores are listed below:<br />

CCHE Placement Guidelines<br />

Skill Area: Reading<br />

ACT Subscore SAT Subscore ACCUPLACER Score<br />

Reading...... 17 Critical Rdg ...430 Reading Comp ....... 80<br />

Skill Area: Writing<br />

ACT Subscore SAT Subscore ACCUPLACER Score<br />

English ....... 18 Critical Rdg ...440 Sentence Skills....... 95<br />

Skill Area: Mathematics<br />

ACT Subscore SAT Subscore ACCUPLACER Score<br />

Math ........... 19 Math..............460 Elementary Algebra . 85<br />

For more information on Basic Skills Assessment,<br />

contact the Director of Student Academic Services at<br />

(719) 549-2225.<br />

TRANSFER STUDENTS<br />

Students who have attended other colleges or<br />

universities and are seeking admission to CSU-<strong>Pueblo</strong><br />

for the first time must submit:<br />

1) A completed CSU-<strong>Pueblo</strong> application;<br />

2) A $25 application fee (non-refundable);<br />

3) Official transcripts sent directly to CSU-<strong>Pueblo</strong><br />

from each college attended; and<br />

4) Final high school transcripts and ACT or SAT<br />

scores must also be submitted if total transfer<br />

credits earned are less than 13 transferable<br />

semester hours.<br />

Note: Transfer students who have less than 13<br />

transferable collegiate semester credit hours must<br />

meet the first-time freshmen standards. This includes<br />

international applicants.<br />

Transfer students must be in good standing at the<br />

institution last attended and have at least a 2.300<br />

cumulative grade-point average. If not, the records will<br />

be reviewed and a recommendation on admission will<br />

be made by the admissions committee.<br />

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