Contact Information
Current Students
Do you have an inquiry that is general, basic, and/or informational in nature?
If you're on campus, visit the Arts & Sciences Student Success Welcome Center and speak to a Student Success Peer.
If you're not on campus, check out our Quick Links page to see if it hasĀ the information you're looking for.
Are you in need of quick, hands-on advising assistance?
Look for drop-in availability.
Do you have an inquiry that is specific, complex, and/or in-depth in nature?
Contact your Academic Advisor or schedule an appointment.
Not a Current Student?
If you are interested in being a College of Arts & Sciences student in the future, see our Prospective Student Guide.
If you have already been admitted to the College of Arts & Sciences for an upcoming semester, see our Admitted Student Guide.
Still have questions or not sure where to go?
Email the A&S Academic Advising Program for questions related to academic advising:
asadvising@colorado.edu
Email the A&S Academic Coaching Program for questions related to academic coaching:
asacademiccoaching@colorado.edu
To ensure efficient assistance when sending an email:
Please make sure that you clearly identify yourself and your relationship to Ā鶹“«Ć½, clearly state your question/request, and provide any helpful details/context.
Please read! Other important notes onĀ these A&S AAC communication channels:
- These communication channels are monitored by our Administrative Coordinator, who is NOTĀ a trainedĀ Academic Advisor. As such, they areĀ intended only to help answer quick, general questions. If you are a current student with a specific/complex/in-depth inquiry, you must connect directly with your assigned Academic Advisor. Contact informationĀ can be foundĀ here on the 'Our Team' page. Appointment and drop-in availability can be found through Buff Portal Advising.
- Parents/Guardians: We cannot share any specific information about your student's academic records unless they have aĀ FERPA Consent to ReleaseĀ on file for you.Ā Please ensure that your student has granted you FERPA authorization AND have your authorization phrase ready before you reachĀ out. As indicated above, however, it is best to ask your student to refer you directly to their assigned Academic Advisor if your inquiry is specific/complex in nature.