Student Resources

MSU Denver offers a variety of resources to help students as they pursue their academic goals. Commonly accessed resources are included below as links to the services. Most services are available at no additional cost to the student. Students are encouraged to visit each resource listed to understand the benefits associated with each, and for details on how to access applicable services.

• Academic Advising  
• Access Center - Disability support services
• Brother 2 Brother - A male mentoring program focused on academic and social support
• Campus Recreation - A place to build community through healthy living outlets such as working out, group fitness classes, personal training, sports leagues, open recreation, outdoor pursuits and leadership programs.
• CARE Team- Early assessment, case management, and support for students who are struggling and/or are at risk
• Career Services
• Civic Engagement Program - Provides community involvement programs, student leadership opportunities and campus-community collaborations
• College Completion - Helps all students find their best path to graduation, specifically those with 90 credits or above
• Counseling Center- Psychological support services for students and groups
• Dean of Students Office
• Food Bank- Food resources on campus for current MSU Denver students
• Fostering Success - Supports independent students from foster care, kinship care, or group homes
• Fraternities and Sororities
• Health Center at Auraria
• Healthy Pursuits- Free Group Fit and Mind Body Fitness Classes
• Honors Program  
• Immigrant Services - Refugee, immigrant students, ASSET, DACA, and English Language Learner support
• Immunization Program
• Individualized Degree Program - Create your own major and minor
• International Studies - Study abroad
• Internship Program
• LGBTQ Student Resource Center
• Met Media- Student newspaper, radio, arts/literary magazine, and news broadcasts
• Metro Meritus - Lifelong learning for older adults
• Phoenix Center at Auraria- Interpersonal violence prevention, awareness, and support
• Prior Learning Assessment - Turn work and significant experience into college credit
• Registrar’s Office
• Roadways
• Scholar Success
• Service Learning Program - Classroom learning combined with  community-based service
• Student Conflict Resolution Services- Voluntary mediation, conflict coaching, and related services for students
• Student Government Assembly
• Student Health Insurance - Manages the Student Health Insurance for students taking nine (9) or more credits.
• Student Organizations
• Student Travel Program- Grant funding available for students to travel to professional conferences and meetings
• Roadrunners Give Back Volunteer Program
• Supplemental Instruction - Peer-facilitated study sessions
• TRiO Student Support Services
• Tutoring
• Testing Services
• Transfer Student Success - Supports and provides resources for admitted transfer students through graduation
• Veterans Education Benefits
• Veteran/Military Student Center