Prospective Student Guide

Welcome, and thank you for your interest in the College of Arts & Sciences at CU �Ǹ�Թ�! Arts & Sciences Academic Advising and Coaching (A&S AAC) is an appropriate point of contact for current, degree-seeking undergraduate students at CU �Ǹ�Թ� who want to pursue a major or minor in the College of Arts & Sciences. If you are a prospective student, there are more appropriate points of contact for you. We have created this page to help guide you there!

Common Prospective Student Inquiries

I am interested in applying to the College of Arts & Sciences as a degree-seeking undergraduate. Where do I start?

Your best point of contact for questions about the admissions process is the Office of Admissions, specifically your admissions counselor. You can , reach out to them, and/or schedule an appointment.

Your best point of contact for questions about the College of Arts & Sciences and its programs is . The link will take you straight to their appointment calendar. If you do not necessarily want/need a meeting or if the calendar appears to be blank, you can reach them at thecollege@colorado.edu. Please note that the Recruitment team are not academic advisors. They are not able to assist with more specific topics such as course selection, degree planning, etc.

If you are a prospective transfer student, you can receive preliminary advising from Pre-Transfer Advising.

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Costs and Finances

Information sessions, tours, etc.

Explore Arts & Sciences programs (majors, minors, certificates)

Interested in pre-health pathways?

I'm going to be visiting campus for a tour. Can I meet with an academic advisor while I'm there?

We love that prospective students are interested in meeting with us! However, our academic advisors reserve all of their meeting availability for current students. As outlined in the FAQ above, your admissions counselor and/or Arts & Sciences Recruitment will be your best contacts.

I am interested in pursuing an undergraduate degree but do not/cannot live in the area. Do you have fully online/remote programs?

None of our undergraduate degree programs in the College of Arts & Sciences can be completed fully online.

See what your options are through the �Ǹ�Թ� campus:

Or take a look at what programs are offered through CU's other campuses.

I am interested in pursuing a graduate degree through a College of Arts & Sciences academic department. Where do I start?

All graduate students are actually students of the Graduate School. You would not be a College of Arts & Sciences student. So, your best points of contact are the Graduate School and the specific Arts & Sciences academic department (e.g., Chemistry, Economics, etc.) offering your desired program.

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Admissions

Graduate Application FAQs

Academics

Funding

What if I'm just interested in taking Arts & Sciences classes as a visiting/non-degree student? Where do I start?

Your best point of contact if you are interested in taking CU �Ǹ�Թ� classes as a visiting/non-degree student is the , specifically .

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