Student Resources

The five Excel Centers across campus offer academic support and tutoring to help students succeed in every aspect of their academic careers as well as a welcoming environment to study, meet friends, and relax.

The Academic Advising Office connects students with Advisors who can help them choose the right courses, learn about majors and minors, transfer existing college credit, and more.

Compass Curriculum, the undergraduate general education program at UCCS, ensures all students engage in rich and varied coursework, culminating in the Writing Portfolio and Summit Experience.

The T. Rowe Price Career and Innovation Center serves students looking to explore careers, select the right major, find jobs and internships, or prepare for interviews.

The Kraemer Family Library offers thousands of books and movies, excellent librarians to assist with research, quiet study rooms available for reservation, computer workstations, and many additional services.

Student Life connects all students with clubs, student organizations, and a huge variety of activities on campus to foster a sense of belonging through engagement.

The Gallogly Recreation and Wellness Center offers health care, mental health, nutrition, and wellness services in addition to a well-equipped recreation center, intramural sports, and outdoor equipment rentals.

The Multicultural Office for Student Access, Inclusiveness, and Community (MOSAIC) and LGBTQ+ Resource Center provides holistic support through advocacy, ongoing development, and community cultivation for historically and currently marginalized students at UCCS. All UCCS students can expect ongoing programs, trainings and workshops, leadership development, and active advising from the full-time staff.

The Office of the Dean of Students maintains and administers the University Student Code of Conduct, serves as a student advocate, provides assistance to students in crisis, and supports students by directing services and programs that enhance students' education and provide life-enriching experiences.

Financial Aid, Student Employment, and Scholarships supports students in exploring financial aid options to pay for college, including applying for scholarships, grants, and jobs on campus.

The Office of Information Technology offers help with campus technology, computers, and labs, and offers free software downloads like Microsoft Office.

The Office of the Registrar helps with enrolling and withdrawing from courses, handles grade changes and replacements, provides official transcripts, and creates the Academic Calendar with important dates and deadlines.

The Division of Inclusive Culture and Belonging aspires to strengthen DEI innovation, impacts, and practices as integral components of inclusive and academic excellence. We are committed to fostering an inclusive learning and work environment where all at UCCS feel a sense of belonging and can thrive.