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CU Boulder recently launched a new grade replacement policy, which began with Fall 2019 course registration. Under this policy, degree-seeking undergraduate and graduate students may retake a course in which they earned a low grade in an attempt to

CU Boulder now offers NameCoach, a tool that allows campus community members to record the preferred pronunciation of their name.

Starting in Fall 2019, staff who process late adds for COF-eligible coursework will automatically receive a COF late add Qualtrics survey via email.

Join Ken Anderson and Kristi Wold-McCormick for a refresher on the recently launched grade replacement policy (available beginning with Fall 2019 course registration).

Batch preregistration for new freshmen, drop/add access for fall semester, and reserve capacities.

Fall registration closed on Friday, June 14, for new transfers and summer-to-fall students (reopens July 8–Aug. 21), and continuing students and readmitted undergrads (reopens Aug. 12–16).

Beginning July 1, 2019, students newly admitted to bachelor's/master's programs at CU Boulder will follow the new Bachelor's–Accelerated Master's (BAM) degree program structure.

Dear [first],We've tried to reach you a few times and it looks like you still aren't registered for fall classes. As part of a retention effort, we're hoping you'll submit this short form [link removed] to let us know if you're returning for

If you've registered for a Fall 2019 class in which you previously earned a low grade, you can now complete and submit the Grade Replacement Request Form.

Students may now request grade replacement for Fall 2019 using the form on our student-facing grade replacement page (see the "Your Next Steps" section).