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To complete your application you will need:

• Permanent and mailing addresses for yourself and your parents or guardians
• College or school and major for which you will be applying
• The names, cities and attendance dates of any high schools and collegiate institutions you have attended or are currently attending
• All courses not currently posted on your high school or collegiate transcripts that will be completed before the term for which you are applying, including term/year, course title and department (also course number and credit hours for collegiate course work, if applicable)
• Activities, positions of leadership and academic honors received in high school听
• Most recent employers, hours worked per week and dates of employment (first-year applicants only)
• Parents鈥� occupation, place of employment and level of education

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To complete your application you will need:

• Permanent and mailing addresses for yourself and your parents or guardians
• College or school and major for which you will be applying
• The names, cities and attendance dates of any secondary schools and tertiary institutions you have attended or are currently attending
• All courses not currently posted on your high school or collegiate transcripts that will be completed before the term for which you are applying, including term/year, course title and department (also course number and credit hours for collegiate coursework, if applicable)
• Activities, positions of leadership and academic honors received in high school
• Most recent employers, hours worked per week and dates of employment听(first-year applicants only)
• Parents鈥� occupation, place of employment and level of education

Yes. Because our decision is non-binding, you are still permitted to apply to other schools that use an early admissions program such as early action or early decision. Early action is for first-year听applicants only.

First-Year applicants:听Complete the personal essay and writing supplement listed below.

Personal Essay (required, 250鈥�650 words):听Choose one of the seven essays from the Common Application.

• Some students have a background, identity, interest, or talent that is so meaningful they believe their application would be incomplete without it. If this sounds like you, then please share your story.
• The lessons we take from obstacles we encounter can be fundamental to later success. Recount a time when you faced a challenge, setback, or failure. How did it affect you, and what did you learn from the experience?
• Reflect on a time when you questioned or challenged a belief or idea. What prompted your thinking? What was the outcome?
• Reflect on something that someone has done for you that has made you happy or thankful in a surprising way. How has this gratitude affected or motivated you?
• Discuss an accomplishment, event, or realization that sparked a period of personal growth and a new understanding of yourself or others.
• Describe a topic, idea, or concept you find so engaging that it makes you lose all track of time. Why does it captivate you? What or who do you turn to when you want to learn more?
• Share an essay on any topic of your choice. It can be one you've already written, one that responds to a different prompt, or one of your own design.

Short Answer Question:听(This听short answer听must be different written responses than what you provided for the Common Application essay)

• Required question听(250 word limit) 鈥� What do you hope to study, and why, at CU Boulder? Or if you are still exploring, what area(s) of study are you considering? Think about your prior/current coursework, extracurricular activities, work/volunteer experiences, future goals, or anything else that has shaped your interests.听

Transfer applicants: Complete academic interest question听listed below.

• Transfer Academic Interest (required, 250 word limt):听What do you hope to study, and why, at CU Boulder? Or if you are still exploring, what area(s) of study are you considering? Think about your prior/current coursework, extracurricular activities, work/volunteer experiences, future goals, or anything else that has shaped your interests.听

As long as you come to CU Boulder the fall after you graduate high school, your summer classes will not make you a transfer student. However, if you take a break before coming to CU (e.g. graduate in spring, take summer classes, and don't come to CU until spring, summer or fall of the next year), you will be reclassified as a transfer student.

All materials must be received by our office by the deadline in order to be considered for that deadline.

No, you are not required听to submit test scores. If you would like to have them considered, you should indicate this on your Common Application. To submit scores, you can self-report in the application, upload an unofficial score report to your application status page, or submit an official score report to CU Boulder.

The easiest and fastest way for your ACT and/or SAT scores to be received by CU听Boulder is to self report them using your application status page.听If you did not request your scores to be sent to CU Boulder when you registered for the exam, you will need to request an additional score report from either ACT or SAT.

CU Boulder's SAT code is 4841 and the ACT code is 0532.

Official transcripts are mailed or sent electronically directly to us by the issuing institution or by the student if the transcript is still in its original sealed envelope. Unofficial transcripts can听be used for the purpose of making admissions decisions. All credentials written in languages other than English must be accompanied by a literal certified English translation.

Note: Official transcripts sent via a third party to the student and then uploaded to the application status page are considered unofficial transcripts.听

First-year applicants: Payable online at the time you submit your Common Application. We recognize that some students may be faced with financial constraints in paying the application fee. Waivers can be granted for documented hardships. Request an application fee waiver at the time of submitting your Common Application.

No. Once you submit your Common Application, you will not be able to request a major change until after your application is complete and a decision is released.听

First-year applicants: You can check your application status, as well as what we have and have not received, through your application status page. If you submit a required credential electronically, please give us at least two weeks to receive, process and update your checklist. If you submit a required credential by mail, please give us at least four weeks to receive, process and update your checklist.

If you submit a required document through the document upload feature on your application status page, please allow 15-20 minutes for your checklist to update. If you submit a required credential electronically, please give us at least two weeks to receive, process and update your checklist. If you submit a required credential by mail, please give us at least four weeks to receive, process and update your checklist.

If you have requested that your transcript be sent to us, please give at least four weeks to process and begin to evaluate your application and required credentials. If you have questions about what has been received after that amount of time has passed, please contact our office at 303-492-6301 or at admissions@colorado.edu

We do not require first-time first-year students to submit a college transcript in order for us to make an admission decision. If you are admitted and confirm your intent to enroll, you must submit your official, final college transcript by July 1. Once you are admitted and confirm your intent to enroll, your transcript will be evaluated for transfer credit within two听weeks of your final transcript being received.

Once we process your application and required credentials, we may find that additional credentials are needed in order to consider you for admission. Please submit these credentials as soon as possible so we may review your application and provide you with an admission decision. If you submit a required credential electronically, please give us at least two weeks to receive, process and update your checklist. If you submit a required credential by mail, please give us at least four weeks to receive, process and update your checklist.

It may mean that your application was not complete by January听15, or that we are still missing required material(s) from you before we can process your decision. Please check your application status page and contact the admissions office at admissions@colorado.edu if you have additional questions.

Your admission decision is also posted online. Applicants can check their status on their application status page.

No. All applications are reviewed using the same admission criteria. Applicants who apply by the November 15 non-binding, early action deadline are not only guaranteed an early decision, but are also given the opportunity to strengthen their application if the Office of Admissions requests additional information. Visit our plan page听for more information regarding how applications are reviewed.

Official Advancement Placement (AP) scores must be sent to the Office of Admissions听directly from the College Board. CU Boulder's CEEB/ETS code is 004841.

International Baccalaureate (IB) examinations, whether leading to a full IB diploma or to an IB certificate, often qualify students for advanced standing at CU Boulder. In general, credit is granted for approved IB examinations at the higher level with a score of four or better. Students admitted to the University of Colorado Boulder, who have graduated from high school having successfully completed an IB Diploma program, shall be granted 24 semester hours of college credit. This credit will be considered applicable toward degree requirements ONLY if approved by the college or school. Depending on the student鈥檚 degree program, some of the 24 credits may not be applicable towards degree requirements. No CU Boulder tuition will be charged for these credits and the 24 credits will only be granted if the student receives a score of four or better on an examination administered as part of the IB Diploma program. If the student scores less than four on each IB subject test, the credit hours granted shall be reduced accordingly. Official scores must be sent to the admissions office directly from the IB organization.

Please note: Scores should be sent once all tests are completed and scores are reported--usually at the end of the senior year and not in between your junior and senior year.

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Yes. To complete your student record, the Office of Admissions requires the submission of official final transcripts from all institutions attended. Failure to submit final transcripts will result in a hold that will prevent registration for your second semester. For transcripts to be considered official, they must be sent electronically or by mail directly to CU Boulder Admissions from the issuing institution. Official transcripts can be sent to CU Boulder from your institution by mail or electronically to transcripts@colorado.edu.

Students in Exploratory Studies have demonstrated significant academic achievement and potential. While not directly admissible to the competitive degree program of application, students possess the skills necessary to succeed at CU. Exploratory Studies recognizes there are several pathways to disciplines such as business, engineering or design. Our advisors help students identify the pathway that best matches their goals, whether that be their original program of application or the discovery of a different option.

Many students transfer to one of the degree-granting academic colleges and schools on campus after their first year or opt to continue with Exploratory Studies through their third semester.

If you are admitted and confirm your intent to enroll, your AP, IB or previous college course work will be evaluated to determine what credits will transfer to CU听Boulder and how this will be applied to your degree. This process can take several weeks after you have confirmed your intent to enroll.

You should accept your spot on the waitlist in your for best consideration.听We will not consider additional transcripts, letters of recommendation, or other items for waitlisted students.

No, we do not rank our waitlist. We review applicants on our waitlist periodically based on space availability. If you would like to accept your spot on the waitlist, you should complete the Waitlist form in your . This is the best way to indicate you are still interested in CU Boulder.

No, you are not able to appeal your waitlist decision. If you would like your application to still be in consideration should additional space become available, please complete the Waitlist Request Form to accept your spot on the waitlist. Accepting your spot on the waitlist is the best way to indicate you are still interested in CU Boulder, should space become available.

Any stalking, sexual assault and/or domestic violence offense needs to be reported no matter how long ago the incident took place. Any assault, kidnapping, voluntary manslaughter or murder charges within the past 5 years need to be reported. Please be as thorough as possible in your explanation.

Applicants answering 鈥榶es鈥� to any of these questions will undergo an additional review by a committee to determine whether the applicant鈥檚 offense(s) should have an impact on their admission decision. Factors included in the review process include the nature and gravity of any conduct and whether it bears a direct relationship to a particular aspect of the applicant鈥檚 admission, the time passed since the occurrence, the age of the applicant at the time of the conduct听and evidence of rehabilitation or good conduct provided by the applicant.听For more information please visit our听Criminal and/or Disciplinary History Procedures page.听

No. All applicants who have answered 鈥榶es鈥� to the criminal history questions are reviewed on an individual basis.

It is required that all applicants disclose their background in the application.听If a student is found to have provided inaccurate information on the application, they may be subject to disciplinary action 鈥� including revocation of admission and/or dismissal from the university 鈥� due to a violation of the Student Code of Conduct.

All explanations should include the approximate date(s) of the probation(s)/suspension(s)/expulsion(s), the sanctions issued (e.g., two-day suspension, five-day suspension, expulsion, etc.), and a description of the specific actions that led to the sanctions. Please note that it is important to describe the听specific behavior听that led to the sanctions. A description such as 鈥淚 was suspended, because I broke school rules鈥� is not sufficient. Incomplete descriptions will delay the processing of your application.听

The review process will be completed within a reasonable period of time and may generally take 2-4 weeks following the receipt of all necessary information. This timeline may be extended if additional information is requested or in other circumstance of good cause as determined by CU Boulder. If the timeline is extended, applicants will be notified of the updated timeline.听

It is required听that all applicants disclose their background in the application. If a student is found to have provided inaccurate information on the application, they may be subject to disciplinary action 鈥� including revocation of admission and/or dismissal from the university 鈥� due to a violation of the Student Code of Conduct.听