Student Success Coaching at MSU Denver is a personalized and holistic approach to supporting students’ social, emotional, and mental well-being during their college experience. Student Success Coaches support students by helping them build skills they will use to successfully navigate university systems, policies, and procedures. Coaches empower students to define, design and direct their college experiences and lives to meet their academic, professional and life goals.
Critical Race Theory grounds our approach to Student Success Coaching and serves to inform us of how social identity influences goal attainment, motivation, resilience, and worldview.
Success Coaches and Academic Advisors work in tandem to support students from admission through graduation, focusing on relationship building to ensure that students meet their academic, personal, and professional goals.
Schedule Student Success CoachingStudent success coaching takes a holistic approach, addressing various aspects of a student’s life beyond academics. This includes, but is not limited to:
Academic advising primarily focuses on providing guidance and support related to a student’s academic journey at MSU Denver. This includes, but is not limited to:
Utilize the links below to learn more about the variety of student support programming offered at MSU Denver, as well as appropriate contact information.
C2Hub Scholarship Coaches oversee students participating in the following scholarships: Bentley, , Boundless Opportunity, College Works, Daniels Foundation, Displaced Worker Grants, Dream.US, Denver Scholarship Foundation, J&D, Mapleton Education Foundation, Pacesetters, Puksta, Reischer, Robinson, and Western Union.
The mission of the College Assistance Migrant Program at Metropolitan State University of Denver is to support the completion of the first year of college of eligible migrant and seasonal farmworkers and their children by providing comprehensive outreach and enrollment assistance, academic support, financial aid, and social opportunities.
The MSU Denver Community of Mentorship Professionals and Student Scholars (COMPASS) program is committed to supporting underserved students’ academic persistence by supplementing classroom education with career readiness and development experience. We strive to expand student access and success in high demand industries.
International Student Support serves international students studying on an ‘F’ visa. Our mission is to create a meaningful experience for international students through cultural exchange, retention-based programming, and holistic support for students’ educational and cultural needs.
The Roadrunner Diversity Scholars Program (RDSP) is an academic enrichment scholarship program designed to support the recruitment and retention of outstanding undergraduate students from groups historically underrepresented in the field of education and first-generation students in MSU Denver’s School of Education (SOE).
The Classroom to Career Hub (C2 Hub) is more than your typical career center by intentionally integrating post-graduate activities, related to career or graduate school, in all aspects of the MSU Denver Roadrunner experience.
The Office of Financial Aid and Scholarships assists students in the following areas of their academic pursuits:
The Office of Online Learning coordinates campus-wide efforts to recruit and engage online learners at MSU Denver. Explore online major and minor offerings, information for prospective and current students, as well as online student success coaching.
MSU Denver students have access to both professional academic advisors and faculty advisors, as well as staff in other offices, to help them navigate the University. (Faculty are the professors and instructors who teach your classes. Some of them advise, too.) Advisors are here to help students:
Student Academic Services encompasses Tutoring, Supplemental Instruction, and the Teaching Assistant program. These three academic support programs is to provide students support with their academic needs.
The First-Generation Initiatives Program in the Center for Multicultural Engagement and Inclusion (CMEI) serves as a resource hub for current First-Generation students as they navigate campus.
The MSU Student Hub serves as the best location to find anything you need. Find helpful resources for financial aid, classes, jobs and more!
