Transfer - Confirm
Confirm Your Enrollment
Step 1
Log in to your .
Step 2
Click on the 鈥淐onfirm your intent to enroll鈥 form.
Step 3
Confirm your enrollment and pay your $200 nonrefundable confirmation deposit. Please note: The GI Bill does not cover the confirmation deposit.
Step 4
Congrats! You鈥檙e #BoulderBound!
After You Confirm
Now that you are officially #BoulderBound, it is time to think about what you need to do to ensure you have a smooth transition to CU Boulder.
Set up Your Email Account
All CU Boulder faculty, staff and students receive a CU Boulder email account. Set up your CU Boulder email account. We will use this account to communicate with you, so please use your IdentiKey to log in and start using it.
Explore Housing & Dining Options
With limited on-campus housing available, we recommend looking for off-campus housing in the Boulder are. Learn more about dining options for students.
Complete the Online Experience
The Online Experience, our virtual orientation program will become available in early May. It鈥檚 your opportunity to learn more about health and wellness, advising, registration, and other campus resources. You must complete it before you can register for classes in July.
Register for Classes
You must confirm your intent to enroll, pay your confirmation deposit and complete the Online Experience before registering. Learn about registration dates and how to register. If you have not yet submitted your official transcripts, you鈥檒l need to do so before registering for classes or receiving financial aid.
Undergraduate students who are newly confirmed to the University of Colorado Boulder but do not attend must reapply for admission to the university at a later time. This includes students who never enroll for courses; do not request a term change by the deadline; and/or enroll and withdraw before the third Wednesday of classes.
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