CSU System generated almost $237.8M in revenue for Colorado, report says
FORT COLLINS — The Colorado State University System estimates its activities supported more than 22,800 jobs and generated $237.74 million in tax revenue for the state in 2019 between its two physical campuses and CSU Global.
In a report prepared by economists at CSU’s Fort Collins campus, graduates from one of the universities who live in Colorado likely pulled in an additional $2.9 billion in annual income by having a college degree versus entering the labor force with only a high school diploma. Overall, they estimate that CSU graduates across the state earned $7.57 billion in…
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