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Find the financial aid application route for eligible Colorado students with ASSET or DACA status, plus the Student Relief Fund for students facing legal barriers to aid.
Eligible Colorado resident students under ASSET and/or DACA; program requirements vary.
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Access no-cost groceries and personal care items through the campus pantry. Check the ordering process and availability before visiting.
Undergraduate and graduate students experiencing food insecurity; registration and ordering rules apply.
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CU Promise combines grants to cover tuition and fees for qualifying Colorado undergraduates. Review the program's main-campus enrollment and aid requirements.
Colorado residents pursuing a first bachelor's degree with qualifying need and full-time main-campus enrollment; additional conditions apply.
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Check how Colorado's College Opportunity Fund reduces eligible in-state tuition. Applying and authorizing its use are separate from applying for financial aid.
Eligible in-state undergraduate students in qualifying courses; application, authorization and hour limits apply.
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Research this refundable credit for eligible public-college students.
Requires in-state tuition eligibility, additional program criteria and a campus-issued eligibility certificate.
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Search your course or instructor for library-provided readings before buying materials. Physical items have short loan periods and electronic materials have catalog links.
Students in courses with materials on reserve; availability and loan periods vary.
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Explore a scholarship for students whose parents have not earned a bachelor's degree. Apply through the CU Boulder Scholarship Application.
Resident and nonresident students whose parents do not have a bachelor's degree; additional criteria apply.
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Request academic books, articles and other research materials not held locally. Required course textbooks should be requested through Course Reserves instead.
Current CU Boulder students, including Continuing Education; borrowing restrictions apply.
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Learn about CU Boulder’s Reisher Scholars Program for students who need help funding the remainder of an undergraduate degree. Contact Scholarship Services for the next application cycle.
Colorado residents who are rising sophomores or community-college transfer students, with financial need and other program criteria. The linked announcement describes the program; confirm current deadlines with the university.
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Find scholarships and the application process for students entering the School of Education. The school explains how applicants obtain account access.
School of Education applicants and students; first-year applicants must declare the school in their admission application.
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Request short-term support for an unexpected emergency that threatens your ability to continue school. Applications are reviewed individually.
Enrolled students meeting enrollment and emergency-need requirements; limited funding and award-frequency rules apply.
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Understand bus and rail travel covered by the student transit fee, including airport service. Check pass access before paying for individual trips.
Students covered by the Transit Pass Fee; special services are excluded.
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Explore federal, Colorado and university grants through the financial aid process. Complete the annual FAFSA to be considered.
Undergraduates with financial need; residency and enrollment requirements vary.
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Earn wages through eligible part-time jobs while gaining experience. An award does not place you in a job automatically.
Students with significant financial need and at least half-time enrollment; funding is limited.
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Read IRS guidance on qualified tuition programs and how education savings may be used.
Qualified expenses, distributions and tax coordination rules apply. Review current IRS guidance for your situation.
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Find out whether this VA program and a participating school can help with tuition beyond Post-9/11 GI Bill coverage.
Requires the 100% Post-9/11 benefit level and a participating school's approval. School limits and available places apply; listing here does not confirm campus participation.
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Find net-price calculators, College Scorecard and tools to compare financial aid offers and costs beyond tuition.
Planning tools are publicly available. Estimates and aid offers differ; compare grants and scholarships separately from loans.
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Compare two federal education credits and use the IRS eligibility tool before claiming qualified expenses.
Income, enrollment and expense rules apply. The same student cannot receive both credits for the same year; avoid double-counting expenses used for other tax benefits.
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Explore federal grant programs and their application requirements.
Requirements vary by grant; review the official provider's eligibility rules.
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Use the government benefits guide to research food, housing, health coverage and utility support alongside campus services.
Each program sets its own income, residency and household rules. Students may face additional restrictions; use the official agency's screening process.
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Explore VA education programs and compare benefits that may help with tuition, books and training costs.
Qualifying Veterans, service members and certain family members; eligibility, approved programs and benefit levels vary.
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Learn how a completed AmeriCorps service term can lead to an award for qualifying education expenses or student loans.
Requires successful qualifying service and National Service Trust enrollment. Institution, expense, usage-period and lifetime-award rules apply.
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Learn how FAFSA connects you with federal, state and campus aid, and find the official application and deadline guidance.
Aid has separate eligibility and enrollment requirements. School and state priority dates may be earlier than the federal deadline.
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Learn about grants, work-study, scholarships and other aid sources before comparing your options.
Federal, state and institutional requirements differ.
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