Ready to get going? You’re in the right place!
Access your ÍøÆØ³Ô¹Ï NetID to set up your student email account by using the My First Login tool. You will need your Student ID number, which can be found in your electronic and mailed acceptance letter and in your Application Status Portal.
Next Steps Checklist
This is where you'll learn more about ÍøÆسԹÏ's systems, programs, and everything else you'll need to know! As a new student, you are required to attend an orientation session before you can register for classes.
Sign up early to secure your spotYou will meet with a CHHS academic advisor during your orientation session to select classes, however, advising is something you’ll do throughout your academic journey.
Who is my advisor?The CHHS Academic Advising Office can help you with many things, including…
Registering for classes, what to take when, resolving holds, course overrides, reading Degree Progress Reports and transfer evaluations.
What to study based upon your academic/professional background, future plans, interests and strengths.
Advisors can help you connect the right people and places to take advantage of all that ÍøÆØ³Ô¹Ï has to offer – whoever you are, there’s a place for you here!
That diploma looks good on you, future Roadrunner grad! 😎
Call the College of Health & Human Sciences Advising Office at (303) 615-1099 and one of our student employees will be able to assist you.
·¡³¾²¹¾±±ô [email protected] (please include Student ID#, major, academic advisor name, in-person/virtual/phone preference, and your availability)
The Tutoring Center offers support for academic skills, math placement tests, and other generalized services.
The Access Center ensures qualified students with disabilities have equal access to university programs, services, and activities through academic accommodations/collaboration.
The Health Center at Auraria offers medical/mental health services designed to keep students, faculty and staff healthy.
The LGBTQ Student Resource Center provides resource for those experiencing issues with sexuality, gender identity, and discrimination/harassment.
The Writing Center helps with all elements of writing, including proofreading.
The Counseling Center offers crisis intervention, individual counseling, therapy/support groups, workshops, and self-help resources.
 – provides campus responsive services, education, and dialogue related to interpersonal violence in the Auraria community.
Veteran and Military Student Services – assists with the transition from military to student life, including maximizing educational benefits and removing barriers.
Mailing Address:
College of Health and Human Services
Campus Box 8
P.O. Box 173362
Denver, CO 80217-3362
