For admission into Colorado State University - Pueblo, students need to have an 86 index, which is the combination of their high school GPAs and test scores. As a growing school, students may find it more challenging to enter certain programs at CSU Pueblo. Most students on campus receive scholarships, grants, and other financial aid; students who don't live on campus may get their tuitions discounted. CSU Pueblo offers 26 bachelor's degrees and six master's degrees; some popular majors where students want to find entry level jobs are mass communications, business, nursing, teacher education, and psychology. In addition, the school is the only one in the U.S. to offer a degree program in meccatronics, which combines electrical engineering and mechanical engineering. There are over 375 faculty members at CSU Pueblo, with 54% of them working full-time and 74% of them holding their terminal degrees.

Athletes at Colorado State University - Pueblo compete in the NCAA double division two Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference in 15 sports. Depending on certain criteria, some freshmen are required to live on campus, and obtain a campus meal plan. CSU Pueblo offers more than 70 clubs and organizations, including outdoor adventures at the intramural league, and events like video game tournaments, dodgeball, and even checkers. Some students who are in CSU Pueblo's exercise science program have completed internships at the Olympic Training Center, not far from campus.

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