Financial Resources

A financial advisor can review your financial circumstances to help guide you through and beyond the D.V.M. Program. Our advisor can help you understand tuition costs, explore financial aid opportunities and scholarships, and more.

Get Started

Apply for Financial Aid

Complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) to be considered for all types of financial aid. For more information about beginning the financial aid application process, visit the Office of Financial Aid.

Financial Tips

Track your expenses to ensure you stick to your budget.

• Use an app or website designed for tracking expenses.
• Try the cash method for discretionary expenses: take out what you need for the week for expenses like food, coffee, and entertainment, and once the cash is gone, stop spending until the following week.

Tuition and Fees

1. Determine your tuition classification and residency
2. Review CSU’s cost of attendance

Scholarships

Our veterinary program issues over one million dollars in scholarships to second-, third-, and fourth-year students.

Incoming students will receive an email in early May with information about available veterinary-specific scholarships. Please note that these scholarships have a unique application process and do not use the CSU scholarship application. You are also encouraged to review veterinary scholarships offered by organizations outside of CSU.

Loans

Health Professions Loan: CSU has a separate application for the Health Professions Loan; contact the Office of Financial Aid to apply.

Grants

Colorado Graduate Grant: For more information about eligibility, selection criteria, and award amount, visit the Office of Financial Aid.

Resources

Office of Financial Aid