Maverick Manual: The Parent and Supporter's Guide

WELCOME TO THE MAVERICK MANUAL

If you’re reading this, then you likely have a student who’s considering attending Colorado Mesa University or Western Colorado Community College. Congratulations! This is an exciting time for your family. We also know it comes with a wealth of information to comb through, a lot of deadlines to keep track of and new items to add to your to-do list. It’s most likely going to feel a little overwhelming at times. But not to worry, because we’re here to ensure you can focus more on the joy and less on the stress of the process, which is why we’ve developed the Maverick Manual.

Created to make the lives of parents and supporters (like you) a little easier, this manual is designed to relieve some of the pressure you may be feeling — ensuring you have easy access to the most critical information you need to help your student navigate their transition to college.

Whether your student is in the early exploratory stages or they’re making their final decision, refer to this as your handy, go-to resource guide on the road to Colorado Mesa University.

Sincerely, The CMU Team

Attention: If you are a parent or supporter of a prospective Western Colorado Community College student, please know that the information contained within this manual is also applicable to you and your student. WCCC is a division of CMU so the processes and CMU resources cited throughout this document are for your knowledge and use.

STARTING

WHERE DO WE

START?

WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW WHEN YOUR STUDENT IS CONSIDERING CMU.

Getting a good sense for what a university is like can be a daunting task. To help simplify things, we put together a quick snapshot of information to give you a feel for what the Colorado Mesa University experience has to offer.

FAST FACT

CMU TIMELINE

Trying to track down a year’s worth of important dates and deadlines is enough to make anyone’s head spin. So, below are the most important, calendar-worthy dates all in one easy-to-reference place.

AUG. 1 Application Opens for Fall 2023

SEPT. 6 Spring 2023 and Fall 2023 Admission Decisions Start Releasing

OCT. 1 FAFSA 2023-2024 (Free Application for Federal Student Aid) Opens

OCT. 1 Foundation Scholarship Opens in MavZone for Admitted Students

NOV. 1 Admitted Student Housing Application Opens

NOV. 15 Fall 2023 and Spring 2024 Financial Aid Awards for Admitted Students

DEC. 23-JAN. 2 Campus Closed - Winter Break

JAN. 23 Spring 2023 Classes Start

JAN . 31 CMU Scholarship Application Priority Deadline

FEB . 15 New Fall 2023 Student Registration Opens

FEB . 25 Mesa Experience

MAR. 10 CMU Scholars Reception

MAR. 11 Mesa Experience

MAR. 13 Mesa Experience

APR. 8 Mesa Experience

'22 FALL '23 SPRING '23 FALL

MAY 1 College Decision Celebrations

JUNE 30 FAFSA 2022-2023 (Free Application for Federal Student Aid) Priority Deadline

AUG. 1 Application Opens for Fall 2024

AUG. 12 Early Start Program Participants Move-In

AUG. 13-18 Early Start Programs/First Year Initiative

AUG. 16-18 Fall 2023 Residence Hall Move In for Non-Early Start Program Participants

AUG. 18-19 New Mav Days

AUG. 21 Fall 2023 Classes Start

APPLICATION

WHAT’S THE APPLICATION PROCESS LIKE?

WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW WHEN YOUR STUDENT

IS APPLYING TO CMU.

Ready to apply? Below is a step-by-step overview of the application process, along with a few things to keep in mind to ensure your student fulfills the necessary admissions requirements.

APPLYING TO CMU

For first-time freshmen, Colorado Mesa University offers rolling admissions, which means applications are accepted throughout the year. Application processing is quick, so once an application has been completed and required transcripts have been received, your student can expect to receive an admission decision in just a few weeks.

To start an application, your student can either complete the Colorado Mesa University application on our website or apply through the Common App. They will follow a similar process for both:

1. Fill out the application (helpful guides can be found on the Admissions webpage for CMU or on the Common App site)

2. Pay the $40* application fee

Use the code "CMU23" to waive the $40 application fee at time of submission

3. Upon completion of the application, contact their high school to have an official copy of high school transcripts or GED scores sent to the Colorado Mesa University Admissions Office

4. Celebrate that the application has been submitted and wait a few short weeks to receive the admission decision by mail and email!

KEY DATES

AUG. 1 2022

Application Opens for Fall 2023

FEB. 25 2023

Mesa Experience

MAY 1 2023

College Decision Celebrations

AUG. 1 2023

Application Opens for Fall 2024

AUG. 21 2023

Fall 2023 Classes Start

TIPS TO KEEP IN MIND

ADMISSION COUNSELORS

All prospective students have a dedicated counselor — even if they have not yet applied to CMU — who is available to offer personalized support. Use our website's Admissions Counselor Search Tool to find your student's counselor and reach out to them with any questions.

STANDARDIZED TEST SCORES

SAT and ACT scores are optional. CMU does not require either for admission, however they can be used to determine CMU Merit Scholarship eligibility (see the scholarship section on page 13 for more details).

COLLEGE CREDIT

CMU will review credit through Advanced Placement (AP), International Baccalaureate (IB) or college/university concurrent courses. Have your student send official transcripts and/or test results directly to the Colorado Mesa University Registrar’s Office for evaluation.

Note: If your student is not applying as a first-time student, visit our Admissions webpage for resources related to other student types.

WHAT

WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW WHEN YOU’RE DETERMINING OVERALL COST.

At CMU, we’re firmly committed to making higher education affordable. The following section breaks down our tuition rate, fees and financial opportunities available to your family.

ESTIMATING UNDERGRADUATE COSTS

We proudly offer the 2nd lowest tuition and fee rate in Colorado. In the below table you’ll find estimated rates for full-time (15 credit hours per semester) undergraduate students living on campus during the academic year (based on the 2022 - 2023 rates).

ESTIMATED ANNUAL COST

COLORADO RESIDENTS

COLORADO RESIDENTSWCCC/CTE

OUT-OF-STATE TUITION PROGRAMS (WUE AND M&P)

OUT-OF-STATE RESIDENTS

Tuition* $8,852 (after COF) $4,800 (after COF) $13,686 $23,553

Fees* $1,110 $1,110 $1,110 $1,110

Residence Hall and Meal Plan Range $9,460-$15,772 $9,460-$15,772 $9,460-$15,772 $9,460-$15,772

Books and Supplies Range $800-$1,600 $800-$1,600 $800-$1,600 $800-$1,600

Estimated Total Per Year $20,222-$27,334 $16,170-$23,282 $25,056-$32,168 $34,923-$42,035

To more accurately calculate what you can expect to pay for your student, fill out the interactive Budgeting Worksheet available on our IRIS site.

IF YOU LIVE IN-STATE…

The College Opportunity Fund (COF) is a state benefit that reduces your student's share of tuition and doesn’t need to be repaid. It is available to undergraduate students who are classified as in-state students for tuition purposes and enrolled in classes. Start applying for COF.

IF YOU LIVE OUT-OF-STATE…

Special tuition rates are available for out-of-state students in Western Undergraduate Exchange (WUE) and Mountains and Plains (M&P) states.

To see qualifying states and program requirements visit our Tuition Programs webpage.

KEY DATES

OCT. 1 2022

FAFSA 2023-2024 (Free Application for Federal Student Aid) Opens

OCT. 1 2022

Foundation Scholarship Opens in MavZone for Admitted Students

NOV. 15 2022

Fall 2023 and Spring 2024 Financial Aid Awards for Admitted Students

JUNE 30 2023

FAFSA 2022-2023 (Free Application for Federal Student Aid) Priority Deadline

JAN. 31 2023

CMU Scholarship Application Priority Deadline

HOW TO MAKE PAYMENTS

CMU has consolidated all billing services into one secure, convenient website: ePay. ePay makes it easy to view your account activity, make payments and even set up payment plans.

• Follow the ePay instructions (available on the costs section of our website) to set up payment plans. Note: if you want access to ePay, your student must add you as an Authorized User.

A detailed timeline with all billing due dates and deadlines is available on our website's Billing and Due Dates page. For questions about your student bill or payment plan, you can reach out to IRIS (Integrated Resources for Information and Solutions). See page 28 for contact information.

FAFSA

The Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) is the federal government’s application to determine financial aid eligibility for most types of financial aid. Applications can be filled out online, and while we can’t cover everything FAFSA related here, we have put together several resources to navigate the process like a pro:

• What is FAFSA? Watch the overview video on the Federal Student Aid YouTube channel

• Visit the Financial Aid page on our website for a step-bystep guide and helpful parent information

• Schedule a 1:1 financial aid counseling session through IRIS

Keep in mind you will need to fill out a FAFSA each year in order to renew your financial aid.

Additionally, check out our Financial Aid webpage for resources to get started with student and parent loans.

SCHOLARSHIP OPPORTUNITIES

CMU offers several scholarship opportunities. In fact, 58% of first-time students received merit scholarships during the 2021-2022 academic year. The below information is designed to help you and your student find, apply for and hopefully obtain scholarships to attend.

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COLORADO MESA UNIVERSITY MERIT SCHOLARSHIPS

Students applying for admission to Colorado Mesa University will automatically be considered for the following scholarships. Merit Scholarships are available for all new freshmen who meet two of the three criteria listed for each award. Your eligibility will automatically be reconsidered if your qualifying criteria improves after admission. More information can be found on our Merit Scholarships webpage.

SCHOLARSHIP ANNUAL VALUE ELIGIBILITY

Distinguished Scholar (Colorado Resident)

Distinguished Scholar (Out-of-State Resident)

Full tuition (does not cover fees) 3.75 GPA Top 5% of their Class ACT composite score of 29 or SAT combined score of 1340

$6,000 3.75 GPA

Top 5% of their Class ACT composite score of 29 or SAT combined score of 1340

Presidential $3,500 3.50 GPA

Top 15% of their Class ACT composite score of 25 or SAT combined score of 1210

Academic Achievement

$1,250 3.20 GPA Top 25% of their Class ACT composite score of 22 or SAT combined score of 1110

APPLICATION DEADLINES

No additional application is required

Automatic submission with university application

No additional application is required

Automatic submission with university application

No additional application is required

Automatic submission with university application

No additional application is required

Automatic submission with university application

MILLION AWARDED IN SCHOLARSHIPS BY THE CMU FOUNDATION

COLORADO MESA UNIVERSITY FOUNDATION SCHOLARSHIPS

The CMU Foundation awarded $4,101,972 to 1,567 students in 2021-22 academic year. The most in the Foundation's history! These scholarships range from a cash stipend to full tuition and fees. Students can apply through their MAVzone account which they will receive access to once they are admitted. More information can be found on our CMU Foundation Scholarships webpage.

SCHOLARSHIP ANNUAL VALUE ELIGIBILITY

400+ Foundation Scholarships available Varies by scholarship ranging from cash stipend to full tuition and fees

Range of eligibility requirements from academic merit-based to need-based

APPLICATION DEADLINES

Application and information is on our CMU Foundation Scholarships webpage

Some scholarships require additional information

Students are encouraged to review the list of recommended opportunities and provide information requested to receive further consideration

October 1: Applications open the year prior

January 31: Priority deadline

STILL LOOKING FOR ADDITIONAL SCHOLARSHIP OPPORTUNITIES?

Get started with the list on our Outside Scholarship Resources webpage.

OTHER COLORADO MESA UNIVERSITY SCHOLARSHIPS

The following scholarships represent a range of additional financial opportunities available to first-time students who meet the outlined eligibility criteria. More information can be found on our Scholarships webpage.

SCHOLARSHIP ANNUAL VALUE ELIGIBILITY

Legacy Scholarship $1,000 First-time students or first-time transfer students whose parent or legal guardian earned a certificate, or associate, bachelor or graduate degree from CMU

Student must be enrolled fulltime in undergraduate course of study

Minimum of a 3.0 cumulative high school GPA or college GPA from all colleges attended

First Generation Scholarship $1,000 Awarded to incoming freshmen students whose parents have not graduated with a four-year degree

Minimum of a 3.0 cumulative GPA

Mesa County Housing Scholarship $5,000 max Mesa County resident: U.S. citizen, valid permanent resident or admitted with ASSET status

High School or CMU GPA 2.0 or higher

APPLICATION DEADLINES

Automatic consideration

No additional application is required

More information on our Legacy Scholarship webpage

Automatic submission with university application

Saccomanno Higher Education Foundation Scholarship

Varies Must be a resident of Mesa County, Colorado or Carbon County, Utah and be able to prove financial need

The Foundation encourages applications from individuals regardless of age and academic achievement accomplishments

Automatic consideration No additional application is required More information on our First Generation Scholarship webpage

Automatic consideration

No additional application is required

More information on our Mesa County Housing Scholarship webpage

Automatic submission with university application

Automatic submission with university application

April 30

ACCEPTANCE

MY STUDENT HAS BEEN ACCEPTED! WHAT'S NEXT?

WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW ONCE YOUR STUDENT HAS BEEN ADMITTED TO CMU. Congratulations! As you celebrate this milestone, here are a few things you need to know to stay in the loop on next steps and experience first-hand all that CMU has to offer.

STAYING CONNECTED

Now that your student has been accepted, communications moving forward will be directed to their MAVzone email and to the email they included on their application until the first day of classes when the MAVzone email will be the only way your student will receive information. Help them by reminding them to check their email regularly. To make sure you can see the information they’re receiving, you can have your student add your email to university communications by contacting admissions@coloradomesa.edu.

MAVZONE

MAVzone is Colorado Mesa University’s Online Campus Portal and is where students will access instructions for next steps as well as manage their student account during their time at CMU. Note: their account can be created using the steps provided here, or through the ‘Next Steps to CMU’ email they received.

HOW TO LOG IN TO MAVZONE:

1. Go to coloradomesa.edu and click the three bars in the upper right corner

2. Click the MAVzone icon in the upper right corner 3. Log in using username supplied from when they applied to CMU 4. Use the Dashboard to search for apps, see campus updates, check on tasks and to report an incident

DISCOVERING CMU: MESA EXPERIENCE

This is not your average college tour. Mesa Experience is an all-day, all-out immersive exploration of Colorado Mesa University, designed to give you and your student an insider’s look at what makes the CMU campus and community the ideal higher education experience. Don't miss out! Book in advance on our Mesa Experience webpage as dates fill up quickly.

After the Mesa Experience I was ready to sign up myself. It was really well done, very motivational and gave us a good sense for the campus.”

-PARENT OF FRESHMAN STUDENT

WHAT YOU CAN EXPECT?

Get the truest sense for CMU and our Maverick spirit through our comprehensive experience, including:

• In-depth department tours

• Meet with faculty, students & clubs

• Topical breakout info sessions

HOW TO PLAN YOUR VISIT?

Below are a few details on cost, accommodations and logistics:

• Select a date and sign up on our Mesa Experience webpage

• Pay in advance. It's free for students and $15 per additional guest

• Book your accommodations

FEB. 25, 2023

MAR. 11, 2023

MAR. 13, 2023

APR. 8, 2023

CHOOSING CMU

HOW DO WE MAKE THE RIGHT DECISION?

WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW TO ENSURE CMU IS THE RIGHT CHOICE FOR YOUR STUDENT.

CMU is the perfect place to discover diverse perspectives and experiences that reach far beyond the classroom. Get a sense for what life would be like for your student at CMU.

THE CMU CAMPUS

You have grand plans for your student's future — so do we. Our campus is alive with activities and adventure, and our experiential curriculum is designed to help your student accomplish their goals and set a solid foundation for their future. Because at Colorado Mesa University, your student matters. Our small class sizes, collaborative approach and open door policies will give them the space and tools to learn and grow in a safe, encouraging environment.

HERE ARE A FEW HIGHLIGHTS:

STATE-OF-THE-ART FACILITIES

Almost all campus facilities are new or recently renovated

MAVRIDES

Free, safe rides available to CMU students on Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays from 9pm-3am. Our Campus Safety webpage shows even more ways we keep your student safe

STUDENT WELLNESS CENTER

Health care, medical treatment, prevention and mental health services for students

HOTEL MAVERICK

Our boutique-style, on-campus teaching hotel

OUTDOOR PROGRAM

2,500+ outdoor activity equipment rentals available to students for free, plus over 70 weekly activities and 75 weekend trips

CMU CENTER FOR REFLECTION

A nondenominational facility that allows students to reflect, contemplate and celebrate life

CLUBS & ORGANIZATIONS

120+ student clubs and organizations available for your student to connect and find their community

SPORTS

Member of NCAA II and Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference; 28 varsity sports, 20 club sports and 13 intramural leagues

THE GRAND JUNCTION COMMUNITY

A sizable city with a small town feel, Grand Junction is the best kept secret on the western slope. Monumental views, endless outdoor activities and a colorful community are here to welcome your student with open arms as they begin to make CMU their home away from home.

Here, your student can hike, camp, bike, ski, raft or enjoy the thriving food, music and art scene just minutes from campus.

CMU HOUSING GUIDE

Ranked the best for college dorms in Colorado*, CMU has eight recently built or newly remodeled first-year residence halls, each with something unique to offer. With a range of amenities, features and price points, you can find the best fit for your student and your budget.

As you review the housing options, keep in mind that all of the CMU Residence Halls include:

• Security: MAVcard access for each hall; staffed front desks for approximately 18 hours a day; security cameras; dedicated GJPD officers and CMU officers on duty throughout the week

FEATURES IN ALL HOUSING:

TRADITIONAL

“Traditional” halls host community bathrooms on each floor with a ratio of one shower stall per four to six residents.

RESIDENCE HALL ROOM FEATURES BUILDING FEATURES

Visit our Garfield Hall webpage for more information and a video tour

Double rooms

Coed (by room) 437 students

4th floor study-intensive community Study lounges Communal kitchen on each floor

ANNUAL ROOM RATE*

$6,150

Visit our Piñon Hall webpage for more information and a video tour

Visit our Mary Rait Hall webpage for more information and a video tour

Single and double rooms Shared balconies on most 2nd & 3rd floor rooms

Coed (by wings) 170 students Study lounge

Visit our Jay Tolman Hall webpage for more information and a video tour

Single and double rooms Shared balconies on most 2nd & 3rd floor rooms

Coed (by wings) 201 students Study lounge

Visit our Wingate Hall webpage for more information and a video tour

Single and double rooms Balconies on most 2nd & 3rd floor rooms

Coed (by wings) 199 students

$6,150 - $7,700

$4,515 - $6,680

Double rooms Each suite of two rooms features a lofted study room for the four residents

Coed (by floor) 145 students Study lounge on each floor Communal kitchen on each floor Outside seating & activity area

$4,515 - $6,680

$6,700

SEMI-SUITE

“Semi-Suites” include one shared bathroom for each suite of four students.

RESIDENCE HALL ROOM FEATURES BUILDING FEATURES

Visit our Bunting Hall webpage for more information and a video tour

Visit our Monument Hall webpage for more information and a video tour

Single, super single, double and double lofted (higher beds in smaller room) rooms

Coed (by room) 321 students Study lounge Communal kitchen on each floor

ANNUAL ROOM RATE*

$6,650 -$10,375

Double rooms Two small moveable storage units

Coed (by room) 180 students Study lounge

SUITE

$6,565

“Suites” include a living area and two shared bathrooms for each suite of students.

RESIDENCE HALL ROOM FEATURES BUILDING FEATURES

Visit our Grand Mesa Hall webpage for more information and a video tour

Single, super single and double rooms At least two shared bathrooms with separate counter and sink facilities Shared living space with seating and TV Dresser

Coed (by suite) 288 students Study lounge

Visit our Lucero Hall webpage for more information and a video tour

Single and double rooms within five or six-bed suites

Each suite has a furnished living area, two full bathrooms, two sink/vanity areas, two double rooms and one or two single rooms

Coed (by suite) 304 students Study lounge

Workout facility on the 1st floor

*Rates for the 2022-2023 academic year. Rates do not include meal plans.

ANNUAL ROOM RATE*

$7,070 - $10,400

$6,650 - $7,290

ENROLLMENT

WE’VE DECIDED ON CMU! WHAT’S NEXT?

WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW TO HELP YOUR STUDENT ENROLL. Welcome to the Mavily! We’re thrilled to have you join our community. Below you’ll find important information to help your student feel prepared for their transition to campus.

PRE-ORIENTATION TESTING

Depending on your student's standardized test scores and/or their academic major, they may need to take a test to be placed into the appropriate English, math and/or chemistry course(s). You can use our Pre-Orientation Testing webpage resource to determine which placement tests, if any, are needed. It’s important to note that they must complete these assessments prior to being registered for the above courses.

REGISTERING FOR CLASSES

New first-time students will be sent an email asking them to complete a class questionnaire. This questionnaire will help us build the class schedule for your student. Your studnet will not sign up for classes directly, their advisor will help personalize their schedule based on needs and preferences and will sign them up for courses.

This ensures students will meet the requirements needed to fulfill their degree and graduate. Once the student's schedule is built they will receive an email to view their schedule in their MavZone and will be asked to confirm that they are planning on attending classes at CMU.

Quick tip: classes fill up quickly. The sooner your student completes the registration process, the better changes they will have of getting the classes they need at the times they desire.

APPLYING FOR HOUSING

Your student can apply for housing by logging into their MAVzone, finding the "MyHousing" App and then selecting the correct term under "Applications/Exemption Requests." If under 18, a parent or guardian must sign the Housing and Dining contract and pay the $200 fee. Our Apply For Housing webpage has more information on room preferences, roommate requests and the assignment process.

Please note: CMU has a two-year on campus living requirement for all students who have earned less than 60 credit hours, who are under the legal drinking age and not living with parents/guardians in Mesa County.

PREPARING FOR ORIENTATION

New first-time students who have completed their class questionnaire will be automatically registered for their classes, and we will be expecting them at New Mav Days (our new student orientation program). Have your student check their MavZone email for the New Mav Days schedule.

MOVING IN Everything you and your student need to know as they ready for their move-in day can be found in the handy Move-in Guide on our Residence Life Move-in Information webpage.

Quick tip: be sure your student checks their CMU email on July 15 to register for a move-in time slot.

EARLY START

The transition from high school to college is a major step. CMU's Early Start Programs are designed to give students valuable knowledge about their college journey and start building connections with other first-time students. We highly recommend you encourage your student to sign up. More information can be found on our Admitted Students webpage.

KEY DATES

OCT. 1 2022

Foundation Scholarship Opens in MavZone for Admitted Students

OCT. 1 2022

FAFSA 2023-2024 (Free Application for Federal Student Aid) Opens

NOV. 11 2022

Admitted Student Housing Application Opens

JAN. 23 2023

Spring 2023 Classes Start

JAN. 31 2023

Foundation Scholarship Priority Deadline for Admitted Students

FEB. 15 2023

New Fall 2023 Student Registration Opens

JUNE 30 2023

FAFSA 2022-2023 (Free Application for Federal Student Aid) Deadline

AUG. 1 2023

Application Opens for Fall 2024

AUG. 21 2023

Fall 2023 Classes Start

HOW DO I MAKE SURE MY STUDENT THRIVES AT CMU?

WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW TO ENSURE YOUR STUDENT IS SET UP FOR SUCCESS.

Like you, we’re dedicated to seeing your student succeed. That’s why we offer extensive services and programs designed to provide the personalized support and resources to help your student excel at CMU.

STUDENT SUPPORT RESOURCES

CMU is here for your student, whatever they may need. From advising and counseling to career coaching, below is a high-level introduction to some of the support resources available.

CAREER SERVICES

We take an active role in providing career guidance through exploration, workshops, events and on-campus employer visits to support students in their journey toward reaching their career goals.

EDUCATIONAL ACCESS SERVICES (EAS)

EAS provides support for students with both permanent and temporary disabilities (physical disabilities, chronic illness/health conditions, mental health conditions, learning disabilities).

INTEGRATED RESOURCES FOR INFORMATION & SOLUTIONS (IRIS)

IRIS’s job is to help you and your student with all things advising, registration, financial aid and billing. At IRIS, you'll work with CMU staff who are dedicated to making your experience exceptional.

TUTORING SERVICES

If your student could use a little extra academic help, our Tutorial Learning Center (TLC) provides free tutoring — from in-person and online tutoring to success coaching — in a variety of subject areas.

STUDENT SERVICES

Student Services is here to assist your student with campus issues such as health concerns, personal concerns, difficulty making the transition to college or emergencies.

ACADEMIC ADVISING

Let our advising resources and experts help your student choose & explore a major, register for classes and get a better understanding of academic requirements.

STUDENT

CCE SS

(SSE)

WHO CAN I CONTACT THROUGHOUT THIS JOURNEY?

The below resources are here to ensure you get the right answers when you need them.

ADMISSIONS

For general questions regarding CMU and how to prepare your student for college 970.248.1875

REGISTRAR

For questions regarding course registration, transcripts, evaluation of transfer credits, verification of enrollment and degrees (some information is private and may require student permission to access)

970.248.1555

For questions regarding advising, registration, financial aid and billing 970.248.1177

INTEGRATED RESOURCES FOR INFORMATION AND SOLUTIONS (IRIS)

RESIDENCE LIFE

For questions regarding housing, residence halls and dining 970.248.1536

STUDENT SUCCESS AND ENGAGEMENT (SSE)

For questions regarding specialty SSE programs or to request SSE services 970.248.1340

STUDENT SERVICES

For additional questions when you’re unsure of which other resource to contact; student services can help direct you to the right department or person

IT HELP DESK

For questions regarding MAVzone technical difficulties, or if your student is having trouble locating their MAVzone login

970.248.1366

970.248.2111

IMPORTANT UNIVERSITY COMMUNICATIONS

While the above contacts and this Maverick Manual are great sources of information, be sure you’re staying fully up-to-date on all relevant communications by subscribing to the Office of the President email list.