How do I access my CCSU email?

Navigate to www.ccsu.edu/pipeline and click on Central Email (or go directly to https://my.ccsu.edu).

  1. At the Office 365 Sign in screen, enter your student e-mail address (@my.ccsu.edu address) and click Next.
  2. Enter your BlueNet password and click Sign in.

What is CCSU username?

The BlueNet Account is a unique username assigned to each student, faculty and staff at CCSU. It is used to log in to campus computers, the campus wireless network and for a few other computing services. Both accounts use the same password.

Is CCSU a dry campus?

CCSU is a dry campus. The President of Central Connecticut State University is John W. Miller.

How long does it take for CCSU to accept you?

An admissions counselor will review your completed application and send a decision letter within approximately two weeks.

How do I find my CCSU student ID?

Students can locate their eight-digit student ID number by looking at the red digits on their Blue Chip Card. If students do not have a Blue Chip Card, they should stop by the Card Office, located in the back of the bookstore in the Student Center.

How do I reset my CCSU password?

Go to CentralPipeline and click on the Accounts Management link (bottom left corner) or go directly to https://accounts.ccsu.edu.

  1. Log in with your current BlueNet username and password.
  2. Click on the Reset Password link from the left menu.
  3. Enter a new password and confirm the new password, then click Next.

Is UConn a wet campus?

You asked how many alcohol free dormitories or floors are on the University of Connecticut (UConn) campus at Storrs. According to the UConn’s Office of Governmental Relations, there are 32 dormitories on the Storrs campus that are completely dry. The total capacity of these dormitories is 3,289.

What happens if you get caught drinking at UConn?

If you are under 21 and caught drinking or possessing alcohol in both public or private places, you can receive a fine of $186 for a first offense. All subsequent offenses carry a penalty of a fine of up to $500.

What GPA do I need for CCSU?

3.07
With a GPA of 3.07, Central Connecticut State University accepts below-average students. It’s OK to be a B-average student, with some A’s mixed in. It’d be best to avoid C’s and D’s, since application readers might doubt whether you can handle the stress of college academics.

How do I put money on my bluechip CCSU?

The methods of depositing money on your Blue Chip Card are:

  1. Credit Card (2.85% convenience fee, or $3.00 which ever is larger) or eCheck (no charge) via Central Pipeline.
  2. Cash at the Card Value Centers found in the Student Center in Devils Den and in the lobby of Elihu Burritt Library.

What is blue chip card?

Everyone with a Blue Chip Card has a debit account automatically set up. For those who opt to use the Blue Chip Account, it works like a bank debit account. If you deposit money into the account, it allows you to spend using your Blue Chip Card, but does not allow cash withdrawals.

What kind of email does CCSU use?

Outlook. CCSU uses Microsoft Outlook email and calendar service for faculty, staff, and students. In addition to sending and receiving email, this service provides the following capabilities: Accessibility via client or web interface. Schedule Meetings.

How do I log in to my CCSU account?

You will use your current email address and password ( [email protected]) to log in. This account will also be used for file sharing, instant messaging, and online meetings. You will continue to reset your password for this account using the CCSU Accounts Management link from CentralPipeline.

How do I contact Central Connecticut State University?

Central Connecticut State University 1615 Stanley Street New Britain, CT 06050 860-832-3200 Toll Free 888-733-2278. Campus Map. Contact Us. MAIN: 860-832-3200. Faculty-Staff Directory. AAUP (860) 832-3790 [email protected] Web. Academic Affairs (860) 832-2225 [email protected] Web.

Why choose CCSU?

In 2010, the Carnegie Foundation designated CCSU a Community Engaged Institution. Our beautiful campus in metropolitan New Britain offers state-of-the-art academic buildings, abundant green spaces, safe, accessible walkways, and more, creating a welcoming environment that instills pride in our students, faculty, and alumni.