The University of Colorado Denver | Anschutz Medical Campus remains committed to providing access to all qualified students, including students under the Deferred Action for Childhood Act (DACA) and Advancing Students for a Stronger Economy Tomorrow (ASSET) programs. ASSET, DACA, Mixed Family Status and undocumented students are valuable members of our student body whom we strive to ensure are safe and respected on our campus. We are pleased to provide a variety of services, support, and information for students, faculty, and staff to help undocumented students succeed at CU Denver and CU Anschutz.

About The Undocumented Student Services Office

Mission

The mission of the Undocumented Student Services Program is to serve DREAMer and mixed status students at all intersections of documentation and equity needs, to support DREAMers in achieving their degree, to create an equitable educational environment, and to advocate alongside students for continuous improvements in the DREAMer college experience. We do this by:

Meeting with students one-on-one for personalized assistance regarding any challenges they may be facing in their ability to persist in college.
Providing and coordinating programs, workshops, and events to support student needs AND educate the CU Denver community.
Working with campus partners to remove barriers for success, such as application processes, financial aid applications, and registration processes.
Furthering ways to increase funds in order to support Undocumented students through the CU DREAMers scholarship and continuous fundraising

At the University of Colorado Denver, DREAMer students are defined as students who were brought to the United States after birth and may be connected with DREAM Act movement. They may qualify for Deferred Action (DACA) and/or qualify for in-state tuition under the Colorado ASSET bill.