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Email is the official form of communication for º£½ÇÉçÇø. All communication will go through this email.

If you need a computer, you can request to borrow a laptop from º£½ÇÉçÇø or call 303-352-7548.

Want to get to know campus and learn where your in-person classes are? Sign up for a virtual or in-person tour here.

Check out the Ìýand look for The Runner, a student newsletter, in your email. These are great ways to meet new people and attend fun events across campus.

This app allows you to bypass the phone call notification.Ìý Instructions to set it up are

The deadline for the waiver varies based on your starting semester. Please check the for more information.Ìý If you are an undocumented, DACA, immigrant, or refugee student in need of low-cost health insurance, Immigrant Services may be able to help.

Make sure to also submit proof of immunizations!

You can choose to rent or purchase class books. Some books will be listed as optional and some will be required.

Some options to get books are the campus bookstore . You can to your tuition at Tivoli Station if need be. Other options are (students get 6 months of Prime for free), , or local libraries.

º£½ÇÉçÇø has partnered with RTD to provide the RTD CollegePass to actively enrolled students. Students must be enrolled in at least one course in the given semester and have a valid Auraria Campus ID. For more information, .

You can do this in the Student Hub by clicking on the Class Schedules box and picking the term. Find where your classes are on a . Need to change a class? Find steps on how to register this page.

Canvas is our online class platform. Follow this link, and at the bottom of the page select Quick Start Guide!

If ²â´Ç³Ü’r±ð not sure who your advisor is, you can check out this list of by major. ³Û´Ç³Ü’r±ð Degree Progress Report (DPR) should also have your specific advisor information. If you have not yet been re-admitted to º£½ÇÉçÇø and/or you »å´Ç²Ô’t yet have access to your account, you can ask the Department you are studying under (for example: Department of English) for assistance.

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SAP Appeal: For students who have been placed on Financial Aid suspension because they have not met Satisfactory Academic Progress (SAP). For a full definition of SAP, please visit: SAP for Undergraduate Students  or SAP for Graduate Students . â¶Ä¯Ìý
ÌýÌýÌýÌýÌý *Please provide a detailed explanation and upload any supporting documentation. If you are a freshman or sophomore (you have 59 earned credits or less), please make an appointment with your academic advisor to complete an Academic Plan that must be submitted with this Appeal.  Note: Requests submitted without supporting documentation will not be approved.

For further assistance completing and moving past SAP, please connect with the Office of Financial Aid and Scholarships.Ìý

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There are lots of places you can find scholarships and get assistance finding and applying to scholarships!Ìý

• We recommend starting your search by visiting the º£½ÇÉçÇø Scholarship website, where you can complete the General Scholarship Application for over 240 institutional and foundation scholarships. You can also find information and tips for success about external and private scholarships and grants.Ìý
• If you are undocumented/DACA/ASSET, you can get additional assistance and support from the Immigrant Services Program and from the Gender Institute for Teaching and Advocacy (GITA) to find and apply to immigrant-friendly scholarships.Ìý

• The Educational Opportunity Center (EOC) provides support and assistance to low-income and first-generation students to find and apply to scholarships.Ìý

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º£½ÇÉçÇø Office of Financial Aid and Scholarships can help with questions and support regarding potential issues with your submitted FAFSA/CASFA.Ìý

• FAFSA: You can get assistance and support from the or the Gender Institute for Teaching and Advocacy (GITA) to complete the FAFSA application.Ìý
• CASFA: If you are undocumented/DACA/ASSET or otherwise »å´Ç²Ô’t qualify for the FAFSA, you can get support and assistance from the Immigrant Services Program or the Gender Institute for Teaching and Advocacy (GITA) to complete the CASFA application.

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Great question! That depends on a lot of factors, but ²â´Ç³Ü’l±ô most likely get the best timeline for your graduation by speaking with your academic or faculty advisor. If ²â´Ç³Ü’r±ð not sure who that is, check out this list of by major and see the answer to one of our earlier FAQs for more assistance!Ìý

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That depends on a lot of factors, including your major, but ²â´Ç³Ü’l±ô most likely get the best registration advice by speaking with your academic or faculty advisor. If ²â´Ç³Ü’r±ð not sure who that is check out this list of by major and see the answer to one of our earlier FAQs for more assistance!Ìý

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This depends on many factors, including factors such as: completing the FAFSA/CASFA, the College Opportunity Fund (COF), applying for scholarships and grants, if you have an active balance, and more. You can view your financial aid offers through . We highly encourage connecting with the Office of Financial Aid and Scholarships to learn more about what your financial aid might look like or if you have questions.

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Various departments may place holds on a student’s record that prevent the student from registering for classes, ordering official transcripts, or even prevent awarding a degree. If you have questions about what a hold means and how to resolve it, you can visit the following website to learn more: /registrar/student/holds/ÌýÌý

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Many places offer internships, both paid and unpaid, including here on campus. You can get further assistance and information about where to look for internships and how to apply to them by visiting the Classroom to Career Hub (C2 Hub).ÌýÌý

• The Classroom to Career Hub (C2 Hub) at Metropolitan State University of Denver will jump start your career through professional development and personalized career planning. Let’s clarify your interests, identify your strengths and prepare you to take the next step in your career journey. â¶Ä¯Ìý
• Career Link. One of the first places where you should look for internships or jobs is Career Link. And remember: Career Link is more than just a job board…it’s a career management system designed to help you connect with employers interested in hiring º£½ÇÉçÇø students and alumni. You can find more about Career Link here.Ìý

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Declaring a major/second major/minor: you should meet with an academic advisor in the department of the major or minor you intend to declare in to complete the form with them.ÌýÌý

• Switching a major/minor: you should have a conversation with your current advisor to see what your best options are. If you decide to pursue the major/minor change, you should meet with an academic advisor in the department of the major or minor you intend to switch to complete the form with them.Ìý

• Once you have completed the form, click “submit”. It will then be sent to the advisor you specify in the form for their approval. Once they have approved the form, it will be sent to the Office of the Registrar. It will take about 2-3 days to process. Please contact the Office of the Registrar at [email protected] with any questions you may have about this form.Ìý

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Considering coming back to º£½ÇÉçÇø or are a Transfer student and don’t know where to start? Or maybe just looking for some guidance as you make your way through the process? Check out this useful checklist for our Returning Roadrunner students.

CHECKLIST (PDF)