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Veteran - Admitted

Undergraduate Veteran Admitted Students

You did it! Congratulations on your admittance to CU Boulder. Take a moment to celebrate and be proud鈥攜our hard work has paid off. Whether you are ready to join the Buff community right away or need to consider your options, learn what comes next in the admission process.

Once You鈥檝e Been Admitted

Undergraduate veteran students must confirm enrollment at CU Boulder and pay a $200 nonrefundable confirmation deposit. Please note: The GI Bill does not cover the confirmation deposit.听

If you are considering attending CU Boulder during a different entry term, please read through our Things to Know Before Requesting a Term Change webpage. You can request to delay your enrollment for up to one year by using the term change form on your status page. Fill out the form with the term to which you would like changed, the reason(s) for the change and what you will be doing during this period. The deadline to request a term change is the first day of class for the original term to which you applied.

If you decide not to attend CU Boulder, log in to your application status page, click the 鈥淐onfirm your intent to enroll鈥� form and select 鈥淚 decline my offer of admission.鈥�

Veteran Applicant FAQs

Next Steps for Undergraduate Veteran Students

Submit your Certificate of Eligibility to the Veteran and Military Affairs office.

Determine whether you qualify for residency.

Authorize use of the College Opportunity Fund (COF).

Learn More Veteran Student Next Steps

Students With Disabilities

Once admitted, students who need accommodations from Disability Services can submit documentation of a disability to Disability Services and request an intake with a disability specialist.

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First-Year Applicants

First-year applicants are in high school, or have graduated from high school but have not taken any college courses after graduating or earning a GED.

Transfer Applicants

Transfer applicants have attended another college or university since earning their high school diploma or GED. Transfer applicants are looking to complete a bachelor鈥檚 degree at CU Boulder.

International Applicants

Undergraduate international applicants are students who need a visa to be in the U.S. Apply as a domestic student if you have a U.S. passport or green card.

Readmit Applicants

Veteran Applicants

Undocumented Applicants

Connect With Us

CU Boulder counselors are here to help you through the application and answer any questions that may arise during the admission process.

Find Your Counselor

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