Office of the Bursar

The health and safety of the Roadrunner Community continues to take priority as MSU Denver is diligently monitoring the emerging cases of coronavirus disease (COVID-19) in Colorado. For the most up-to-date information on campus and the coronavirus visit msudenver.edu/coronavirus-update

Please note: Our front counter will be closed to visitors beginning Tuesday, March 17^th, however our office will continue to provide student support services via phone and email. Please see below for more info:

Virtual Resources

Need to contact us? The Office of the Bursar will remain accessible to you, regardless of your location (or ours!) You can continue to call or email us. 

• Our phone number is: 303-615-0070
• Our email address is: bursar@msudenver.edu

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What happens if I can’t finish my classes this semester?

A: Please contact our office before making modifications to your class schedule so we can assist you in making the most beneficial and informed decisions for your individual situation. 

Q: Can I talk to a representative one-on-one?

A: Yes! Our representatives will continue to be available for one-on-one assistance via email or phone.

Q: Your office has requested I complete a document or form. How can I get it to you?

A: Forms can always be submitted via email to bursar@msudenver.edu. After ink signing the form, please scan or photograph the document and ensure it (and any required documentation) is formatted as a JPEG, PNG, or PDF file. Then mail the form to:

Metropolitan State University of Denver

Office of the Bursar

PO Box 173362

Campus Box 92

Denver, CO 80217

Q: How will mandatory fees be handled in the summer 2020 semester, since most of the classes are going to be online? 

A: The RTD Pass Feee will NOT be charged for summer 2020 courses. As far as the rest of the mandatory fees, it depends:

• Some courses that were originally scheduled as face-to-face, on campus courses will be taught online, but synchronously – meaning, you will log on and learn “live” during the same block of time your course was previously scheduled. Students in these courses will pay the same fees they would have paid as a face-to-face student.  
• Some courses that were originally scheduled as face-to-face, on campus courses will be taught online, but asynchronously – meaning you will not meet at specific times, but will need to meet certain deadlines that your faculty instructor sets. Students in these courses will pay online student fees, plus the Mental Health Fee.  
• Students registered in courses that were originally scheduled to be online will continue to pay online student fees, as well as the Mental Health Fee. 
• For more information, please refer to a COVID-19 Updates & Resources publication from April 2, 2020: https://www.msudenver.edu/coronavirus-update/resource-documents/summer-classes-online-faq/