Campus Resources

Schedule an appointment with an academic advisor for any questions regarding course schedules, degree plans, major exploration, or simply navigating college. Advisors will discuss education, career and life goals, and connect students with campus resources.

The Office of the Dean of Students serves as a resource and advocate for students, and can offer assistance when they do not know where to turn. The office has three primary functions: to administer the Student Code of Conduct, to support students in crisis through the CARE Team, and to promote student growth and development through educational and prevention programming.

• View this video for information regarding student safety.

Disability Services provides reasonable accommodations and support to meet the individual needs of students with disabilities. Students requesting accommodations can contact Disability Services and complete the accommodation request online. 

View our dining hours and locations, meal plans,  and FAQs. Dining Services provides fresh, locally sourced ingredients to ensure that every bite is packed with flavor and nutrition while supporting our local community. 

We are committed to fostering an inclusive and supportive campus environment that embraces a culture of belonging, engagement, and learning for all, including individuals with diverse intersecting backgrounds, social identities, abilities, and cultures. Visit our website to learn more about student campus resources, campus initiatives, and ways to learn about diverse experiences and celebrations. 

Study, relax, and stay ahead of your coursework by visiting one of the four UCCS Excel Centers. Each Excel Center provides outstanding academic support, social space for students to study or meet with friends and relax, and free snacks and coffee. 

The Financial Aid Office is here to help students exploring aid options, applying for scholarships and understanding your total college bill.

• View this video for an overview of the Financial Aid process and available resources.

The Family Development Center offers high quality, year-round education for children between 1- and 5-years-old, with summer programs for elementary students. We offer a number of programs, including preschool options, as well as early learning options.

Gateway Program Seminar (GPS) is an academic program designed to help students successfully adjust to university life. GPS serves as the foundation for the Compass Curriculum, the campus-wide general education program at UCCS.

• View this video an overview of the GPS program.
• A message to families and support systems from the GPS administration.

MOSAIC and LGBTQ+ Resource Center - The Multicultural Office for Student Access, Inclusiveness, and Community (MOSAIC) and (LGBTQ+) Resource Center are student advocated support services designed to cultivate the holistic development of UCCS students from historically and currently marginalized communities. 

Your Mobile Lion OneCard (Student ID) gives you access to your residence hall (if living on campus), dining, Gallogly Recreation and Wellness Center, coming soon Campus Store, and various events and more. Once you receive an email stating you have been provisioned into ID, you can move forward and set up your mobile ID by visiting the Lion OneCard website for instructions and/or contact the University Center ID/Info Desk at 719-255-3450 or lionone@uccs.edu with any questions.

The Office of Information Technology is happy to assist with all of your computing, networking and telecommunications needs. The best source for all IT questions, service requests and information is the OIT Service Desk, (719) 255-4357, or via email at helpdesk@uccs.edu. 

The Office of Institutional Equity's mission is to foster a safe, inclusive, and accessible environment. To report incidents of sexual misconduct or protected class discrimination or harassment, submit a report online to the Office of Institutional Equity, via email to equity@uccs.edu, or call 719-255-4324.