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1) Get Your Student ID Number
You will receive your Student ID Number in your digital and mailed acceptance letter. You can also get your Student ID Number from the Office of Admissions.
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Transfer Students
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Have You Applied For Financial Aid Yet?
Financial Aid and Scholarships
The earlier you complete this step, the better.
Complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) by using MSU Denver’s school code 001360. And don't forget to check out MSU Denver's scholarships which are awarded on a first-come, first-served basis or based on academics, achievement and financial need.
- Undocumented and DACA students should complete the DREAMer Application for Institutional Aid (DAIA) to apply for institutional financial support.
After You've Been Admitted
As a Transfer Student
You will receive your Student ID Number in your digital and mailed acceptance letter. You can also get your Student ID Number from the Office of Admissions.
2) Follow Instructions on My First Login
Get your NetID and PIN to set up your student email account and access your Student Hub. Please check your MSU Denver student email account regularly for important messages.
3) Attend Orientation
Transfer students are required to attend Transfer Student or Online Orientation before registering for classes. If you choose the online option, you must complete Step 4.
PAUSE: Before registering for classes...
All previous coursework must be officially or unofficially evaluated prior to registering for classes in order to avoid taking unnecessary courses. REMINDER: All official transcripts must be received for actual course transfer.
4) Meet Your Advisor and Register for Classes
You should receive advising and register for classes during Orientation. If not, you must set up an appointment with your advisor before selecting classes (required).
5) Authorize the College Opportunity Fund Stipend
Colorado residents qualify for the COF stipend which pays for a portion of in-state tuition. Read more about how to apply for COF, and remember to authorize after registering for classes.
6) Visit Tivoli for Your Books and Student ID Card
Purchase books and supplies at Tivoli Station. Secure your Student ID card in Tivoli, Room 205. Items needed: $22 (cash or credit/debit), valid photo ID and a copy of your class schedule.
7) Pay Your Tuition
Pay tuition and fees via the Student Hub or at the Cashier’s Office located in the Jordan Student Success Building, Room 140, by 5 p.m. on the Friday before classes begin.
Review Other Requirements
All students should carefully review and complete any necessary steps regarding Health Insurance Requirements and Immunization Requirements.
Access Center
Students with mental health, hearing, visual, physical, chronic health and learning disabilities are encouraged to contact the Access Center.